What got you into anime?
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i got into due to robotech and voltron first anime isaw subbed was macross plus and neon genisis eva and macross 7 back in the day i used to get a lot of model kits from all the mecha shows at one stage i had a whole room in my house full of models till my now ex wife went threw adn destroyed them all when we split
I never laughed much when I watch anime before. I thought anime wouldn't be as funny as those comedians on TV.
But Hayate the Combat Butler proves me wrong ^^
It's so funny when they beeped whenever they tried to say something that has been copyrighted. xD
And there are so many parodies (I didn't understand most of them though and yugioh parody ftw). xD
But what made me got addicted to it was the moment of Hayate x Nagi. It was a very powerful moment for me. It was around episode 8 of season 1. >_____________________<
I was very innocent that time, so I couldn't stand the blushing and stuffs.~
Anyway, Hayate x Nagi FTW because they are the reason why I'm still watching anime 'til now ^^
But Hayate the Combat Butler proves me wrong ^^
It's so funny when they beeped whenever they tried to say something that has been copyrighted. xD
And there are so many parodies (I didn't understand most of them though and yugioh parody ftw). xD
But what made me got addicted to it was the moment of Hayate x Nagi. It was a very powerful moment for me. It was around episode 8 of season 1. >_____________________<
I was very innocent that time, so I couldn't stand the blushing and stuffs.~
Anyway, Hayate x Nagi FTW because they are the reason why I'm still watching anime 'til now ^^
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I never laughed much when I watch anime before. I thought anime wouldn't be as funny as those comedians on TV.
But Hayate the Combat Butler proves me wrong ^^
It's so funny when they beeped whenever they tried to say something that has been copyrighted. xD
And there are so many parodies (I didn't understand most of them though and yugioh parody ftw). xD
But what made me got addicted to it was the moment of Hayate x Nagi. It was a very powerful moment for me. It was around episode 8 of season 1. >_____________________<
I was very innocent that time, so I couldn't stand the blushing and stuffs.~
Anyway, Hayate x Nagi FTW because they are the reason why I'm still watching anime 'til now ^^
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This, minus the pairing.
Which brings me to MF, where I start reading the manga and discuss it at AS and later, MF
I never laughed much when I watch anime before. I thought anime wouldn't be as funny as those comedians on TV.
But Hayate the Combat Butler proves me wrong ^^
It's so funny when they beeped whenever they tried to say something that has been copyrighted. xD
And there are so many parodies (I didn't understand most of them though and yugioh parody ftw). xD
But what made me got addicted to it was the moment of Hayate x Nagi. It was a very powerful moment for me. It was around episode 8 of season 1. >_____________________<
I was very innocent that time, so I couldn't stand the blushing and stuffs.~
Anyway, Hayate x Nagi FTW because they are the reason why I'm still watching anime 'til now ^^
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This, minus the pairing.
Which brings me to MF, where I start reading the manga and discuss it at AS and later, MF
I've been rolling anime since about 1990. Back in the day the Sci-Fi channel used to be cool, partially because it was one of the first American networks to start showing anime. I saw a lot of greats from the Land of the Rising Sun but what really got me into anime was the legendary Vampire Hunter D.
A series of novels written by Hideyuki Kikuchi since the 70s I believe, Vampire Hunter D was turned into an anime back in 1985. I saw it years later in 1991. I've been hooked on anime since.
Not only was Vampire Hunter D mindblowing, but I actually have to hand it to the Sci-Fi channel for their equally badass promos for the anime. Vampire Hunter D had a narrative, art style, action scenes, and music that were very unusual back in the day.
Granted there are a lot of anime out and there have been a ton since then. But the original Vampire Hunter D is the model horror anime.
A series of novels written by Hideyuki Kikuchi since the 70s I believe, Vampire Hunter D was turned into an anime back in 1985. I saw it years later in 1991. I've been hooked on anime since.
Not only was Vampire Hunter D mindblowing, but I actually have to hand it to the Sci-Fi channel for their equally badass promos for the anime. Vampire Hunter D had a narrative, art style, action scenes, and music that were very unusual back in the day.
Granted there are a lot of anime out and there have been a ton since then. But the original Vampire Hunter D is the model horror anime.
