ANIME

[sf2_ryu]

my favorite anime shows would have to be Cowboy Bebop (which there gonna make a game of for the ps2) ,Trigun, and another one which is a movie would have to be Akira i like that movie.

[Itachi]

i dunno what a sixe is but nah i didnt really make it as in draw it... i just took the pic cut it and put some little letters in it

 

o and your sasuke cool Sasuke Hates Itachi......

 

ok gryph it is

 

 

 

(Sr2 matt i showed you all those animes XD well if u like akira you would like MY FAVOTITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME NINJA SCROLL)

Edited November 17, 2004 by Itachi

[Ryuken]

i hate you !!!! lol

[Mag]

Fav: Naruto

 

Runner ups:

 

Midori No Hibi

Love Hina / LHA

Da Capo

Rurouni Kenshin

[i l l m a t i c]

LOL how many favorite anime threads has there been>

[L.S.D]

Damn, so many Naruto fanboys here

[Itachi]

Yep Naruto rocks

 

 

also rurouni kenshin is good too i liked it....

 

umm common people talk about the anime,your fav episode ur fav part ur fav char put pics (no hentai) common

 

[Daeval]

Kanti, Look At My Location, Send Me A Doller While Your At It. And It Not Like I've Said it Was My Name.

 

Ohhh, That Makes Friend #2 Here,...

And I Might Check Out Cowboy Beabop, I've Heard Really Good Things About It. Oh And Hey Agian. Let Me Try To Remember You, I Have The Worste Memory, And A Bad Attention Span,... Well Off To Suprnova

 

EDIT: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Damn fatal, Still Picking Aon Ian Even After He Left. owell

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The best Coyboy Bebop eps are probobly Heavy Metal Queen, that cowboy one, and that one with the Chessmaster in it. I dunno, all the ones that don't actually contribute to the story are good.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Bah, the overall story is what makes Bebop as good as it is.

 

The stand-alone episodes are good, and are a decent way to get introduced to the series. Try "Asteroid Blues" for the more serious side of the series, and "Stray Dog Strut" or "Mushroom Samba" for the more wacky side (even though Stray Dog does contribute to the series, it works on its own). I guess that means you could just watch the first two and get the hang of things, but you'd be missing the all-important overall story.

 

Some of the best episodes relate to the characters and their histories (the origin of Jet's arm, for example), and Spike's background episodes give a sense of humanity to what would otherwise be an all-too-typical cool-guy.

 

For the best overall experience, watch the entire series from start to finish and don't spoil the ending (any of the last 4 or 5 episodes, actually) for yourself.

[Itachi]

yea i really like cowboy bebop too my fav episode is Session #17 mushroom samba its really wacky funny i like it alot

 

 

good night all im going to sleep i got skool tomorrow...

[L.S.D]

Man, we really have a lot of anime fanboys here

[OverlordMondo]

Kanti, Look At My Location, Send Me A Doller While Your At It. And It Not Like I've Said it Was My Name.

 

Ohhh, That Makes Friend #2 Here,...

And I Might Check Out Cowboy Beabop, I've Heard Really Good Things About It. Oh And Hey Agian. Let Me Try To Remember You, I Have The Worste Memory, And A Bad Attention Span,... Well Off To Suprnova

 

EDIT: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Damn fatal, Still Picking Aon Ian Even After He Left. owell

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The best Coyboy Bebop eps are probobly Heavy Metal Queen, that cowboy one, and that one with the Chessmaster in it. I dunno, all the ones that don't actually contribute to the story are good.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Bah, the overall story is what makes Bebop as good as it is.

 

The stand-alone episodes are good, and are a decent way to get introduced to the series. Try "Asteroid Blues" for the more serious side of the series, and "Stray Dog Strut" or "Mushroom Samba" for the more wacky side (even though Stray Dog does contribute to the series, it works on its own). I guess that means you could just watch the first two and get the hang of things, but you'd be missing the all-important overall story.

 

Some of the best episodes relate to the characters and their histories (the origin of Jet's arm, for example), and Spike's background episodes give a sense of humanity to what would otherwise be an all-too-typical cool-guy.

 

For the best overall experience, watch the entire series from start to finish and don't spoil the ending (any of the last 4 or 5 episodes, actually) for yourself.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

It makes the series good. But the other episodes are much more entertaining IMO. I found the two-episode section on Spike (I think it's 7-8 (don't remember) particularly unentertaining.