Anime

Blood the Last Vampire
Street Fighter 2 - The Movie
Samurai X - Trust and Betrayal OVAs (Rourouni Kenshin)
Sword of the Stranger
Ninja Scroll
Akira

Have also seen
Ghost in the Shell

Would like to see
Evangileon (Both new and old)
Wicked City
 
There is a dvd set of the tv series. There was another film called Golgo 13: Queen Bee. I had heard someone say it sucked. And Let us not forget Fist Of The Northstar(movie) and Street Fighter the animated movie. And Black Jack.

street fighter II the animated movie was the dopest shit out there

fuck all that other noise

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Street Fighter 2: The Animated movie
Digimon
Pokemon
Dragonball Z
Akira
Tenchi Muyo!
Sailor Moon
Cowboy Bebop
Samurai Champloo
The Boondock, Teen Titans, Megas XLR(I know their not technically anime but they have anime influences)
Case Closed
Ultimate Muscle
Kenichi: The LAst Disciple
Gunsmith Cats
 
Currently watching the original Evangelion, still on the early episodes but already I can see why its considered one of the all time greats.
 
Currently watching the original Evangelion, still on the early episodes but already I can see why its considered one of the all time greats.

I never got into Evangelion. I will have to see it one day, or read the manga for a better understanding. I had read a good deal about it and it is up there with Mobile Suit Gundam, the longest running anime series out there.
 
It's a bit complicated to explain.
Basically it plays in a world,in which there is a coexistence balance.
There are so-called Tera Guardians who are supposed to maintain that balance.
Regular humans are called Doppeliner.Each human exists 3 times,there is 1 root and 2 copies.
When one copy meets the other copy of the same person their luck gets transferred to the root of the same person.
If a copy meets the root then only the luck of that particular copy-not the other copy's luck- is transferred to the root.
Those who have lost their luck will soon also lose their life,whereas a root has the luck of both his or her 2 copies,he or she has supernaturally much success and luck.
Some Tera Guardians told all this to regular people (who otherwise would not know about any of this) and as a result some copies try to kill their root,and then they turn into a so-called Negative Root.In that case they get all the success and luck of a root,but on top of that other abilities that a root does not have usually.

What is Kurokami about?
 
It's a bit complicated to explain.
Basically it plays in a world,in which there is a coexistence balance.
There are so-called Tera Guardians who are supposed to maintain that balance.
Regular humans are called Doppeliner.Each human exists 3 times,there is 1 root and 2 copies.
When one copy meets the other copy of the same person their luck gets transferred to the root of the same person.
If a copy meets the root then only the luck of that particular copy-not the other copy's luck- is transferred to the root.
Those who have lost their luck will soon also lose their life,whereas a root has the luck of both his or her 2 copies,he or she has supernaturally much success and luck.
Some Tera Guardians told all this to regular people (who otherwise would not know about any of this) and as a result some copies try to kill their root,and then they turn into a so-called Negative Root.In that case they get all the success and luck of a root,but on top of that other abilities that a root does not have usually.

Yes. I'd say the plot is complicated, but interesting. I guess the show's creator wanted to show a world where everyone has more than one chan to reach their full potential.
 
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