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Inuyasha and Rurouni Kenshin have got to be the best anime and manga out there. Of course, they are really the only ones I watch/read, but you gotta admit, they are awesome!
~Skye Demon

There's so many anime I love that it would take too much space to post them all.
Some classic faves are
Fushigi Yuugi
Tenchi Muyo
El Hazard
Cowboy Bebop
Trigun
Rurouni Kenshin
Gravitation
Inu Yasha

and some new discoveries I'm dying for are
Chrono Crusade
Full Metal Alchemist
and Aquarian Age

And how could I forget Princess Mononoke? (Ashitaka is so cool!) Oh, and Sprited Away is awesome too.

I like the anime Naruto. I just recently started watching it. It's awsome.

And manga, I like Psychic Acadamy, Chobits, Immortal Rain, Knights of the Zodiac, Culdcept, and more.

Yep I forgot to mention Priness Mononoke and Spirite Away too. I love all Miyazaki filmls thought. Castle in the Sky, Kiki's Delivery Service, and My Neighbor Totoro

I love FullMetal Alchemist and FullMetal Alchemist Brotherhood. I have seen all the episodes, both movies, read all the chapters and have played all the games that were released in America.

I have watched lots of anime and read manga- my favorite manga at the moment is Watashi Ni XX Shinasai

O.o Almost a decade later...

>u< I watch a lot of anime, mostly shojos. And shonens. Whichever. Both.
And manga is my second love. Ouo

I watch a lot of anime. Too much anime, in fact. My favorites are probably Mushishi, Natsume Yuujinchou and Black Butler.. And almost every yaoi and shounen-ai series that there is, hrm.

A link to my anime list, if anyone wants to take a look: http://animecka.se/medlem/Alvarin/anime

Haha, I like it when old threads are bumped. Korin (the original poster) was one of the very first moderators, as was WinterGrimm.

Anyhow, I'm a big fan of Hayao Miyazaki. His movie, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, was the first anime I had ever seen, though the English version was called Warriors of the Wind back when I first saw it. But my favorite anime film is Metropolis.

And Dragon Ball Z is awesome. My younger brothers and I used to "play" DBZ by standing in place and screaming for half an hour.

Fruits Basket
Naruto
Rorouni Kenshin
Bleach
Pandora Hearts
Ouran High School Host Club
Fairy Tail

All of them, AwesomeAmazing Mangas /u\
The anime's of them are good too, but the book has the truer plot-lines X3

The Best Anime Film: Anything by Hayao Miyazaki X3
(My Favorite: Spirited Away /u\)

Anime is my dirty little secret. I hide my nerdy things from my friends. I'm really into D. Gray-Man right now.

My favorites are Tsubasa and Inuyasha.

Thought I'd post one or two shows that I've enjoyed, I've had a habit of watching anime for about 2 hours a night until I fall asleep... every night without exception for the last 5 years now.

Here:

Cowboy Bebop
Hellsing Ultimate
Vampire Hunter D & Bloodlust (I'm reading the novels at the moment)
Mirai Nikki
Black Lagoon
Jormungand
Btooom!
Trinity Blood
Tokko
Black Blood Brothers
Ao No Exorcist
Trigun
Deadman Wonderland
Psycho-Pass
Cyber City Oedo
Ergo Proxy
Highlander
King of Thorn
Kurozuka
Eden of the East
Ghost Hunt
Sankarea
Korewa Zombie Desu Ka?
Night Head Genesis
Anything with tentacles.

Nate wrote:Haha, I like it when old threads are bumped. Korin (the original poster) was one of the very first moderators, as was WinterGrimm.

Anyhow, I'm a big fan of Hayao Miyazaki. His movie, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, was the first anime I had ever seen, though the English version was called Warriors of the Wind back when I first saw it. But my favorite anime film is Metropolis.

And Dragon Ball Z is awesome. My younger brothers and I used to "play" DBZ by standing in place and screaming for half an hour.

You rang?

Fullmetal Alchemist needs to be mentioned! I love that manga, and if you watch the anime, make sure to watch Brotherhood because it's closer to the manga.

Kuroshitsuji (Black Butler) is really good, too. Though I preferred the manga to the anime.

Have I told everyone that I'm a great Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki fanatic? Well yes, I proudly am! The works they've produced are actually the most numerous in the short list of anime I watch.

Their movies which I liked most was, I think, the ones which everyone does, too! Spirited away was one of the best, if I might say. The story of Chihiro and her outstanding experiences at her work was very interesting. Another one was Howl's Moving Castle a dazzling war romance with a few magic tricks.

Who would forget Princess Mononoke? Their plea to stop the battle between nature and human beings is a wonderful advocacy. Oh, and My Neighbor Totoro? One of my most precious childhood memories. Grave of the Fireflies, Only Yesterday and Whispers of the Heart rank as some of my favorites other than those which have been mentioned.