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AxeD wrote:Anime that's not corny is like dubstep without bass.

By that account, Witch hunter Robin is the Burial of animes, and The Artful Dodger is the 2-step equivalent of Lucky Star.

twothirdsmajority wrote:

AxeD wrote:Anime that's not corny is like dubstep without bass.

By that account, Witch hunter Robin is the Burial of animes, and The Artful Dodger is the 2-step equivalent of Lucky Star.

Good thing Artful Dodger and Lucky Star are both lots of fun!

Robot Carnival

Ghost In The Shell all the way.

If you guys want to get updated on what's next in Anime, here's a Summer 2011 Anime Release chart for ya:

http://imgur.com/53AEn

I ticked the ones i'm definitely watching. Others are meh to me.

Highlights:
-Detective anime from the guys who made Evangelion
-Appleseed Remake
-Anime from CLAMP
-High school comedy from the guy who made Cromartie High
-Anime about a music producer
-School battle anime from Gundam and Code Geass creators
-Blade anime
-A Japanese version of Steven Moffat's Sherlock.

This is gonna be a fun summer.

source:
http://chartfag.wordpress.com/

Places to watch current animes:
http://www.crunchyroll.com
http://www.animetake.com

There seems to be an inordinate amount of moe crap coming out this summer.

That aside, Gainax, CLAMP, and Madhouse never go wrong. Cromartie High School is one of my favorite comedies too, so I'm looking forward to whatever it's creator is working on.

collige wrote:There seems to be an inordinate amount of moe crap coming out this summer.

That aside, Gainax, CLAMP, and Madhouse never go wrong. Cromartie High School is one of my favorite comedies too, so I'm looking forward to whatever it's creator is working on.

I'm okay with moe (I'm a KyoAni fan after all) but again it's all based on the studio. Brain's Base, Gainax and Production IG has done moe stuff as well and as long as it's good and has a production value, it'd watch it. And I tend to avoid shit moe animes from Studio Feel most of the time.

Kind of like UK TV as well. There are good everyday dramas with good budgets and then, there's The Only Way to Essex.