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[The Don]

Good anime to watch for somebody whose never seen it before?

[Neversoft]

Good anime to watch for somebody whose never seen it before?

Death Note if you want a series, or if you're a viewer with a more acquired taste then Baccano is another good starting point. It's done in the same nonlinear style as Pulp Fiction. If you would rather start with a film then Spirited Away or Sword of the Stranger, or if you want something more hardcore then Ghost in the Shell.

[Nemo]

Death Note if you want a series, or if you're a viewer with a more acquired taste then Baccano is another good starting point. It's done in the same nonlinear style as Pulp Fiction. If you would rather start with a film then Spirited Away or Sword of the Stranger, or if you want something more hardcore then Ghost in the Shell.

I also recommended him death note. Excellent.

[Neversoft]

Death Note is probably by far the best starting point.

[The Don]

Death Note if you want a series, or if you're a viewer with a more acquired taste then Baccano is another good starting point. It's done in the same nonlinear style as Pulp Fiction. If you would rather start with a film then Spirited Away or Sword of the Stranger, or if you want something more hardcore then Ghost in the Shell.

Ok, Neem recommends Death Note as well, I'm downloading the series now

[Neversoft]

Also no Ghost in the Shell no Matrix... just saying. :8 It really is that groundbreaking a film. Everyone should check it out.

[buttons]

i third death note, if you need romantic comedy i'm your woman

[Neversoft]

Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo are both great follow up series if you enjoy Death Note.

Also, speaking of Death Note...

swearing so watch out little kiddies -_-

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[Nemo]

Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo are both great follow up series if you enjoy Death Note.

Also, speaking of Death Note...

swearing so watch out little kiddies -_-

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Fullmetal alchemist is also great followup


and lirl.

[Neversoft]

I feel Fullmetal Alchemist is too long a series to recommend someone as a starting point or follow up.

I'm considering rewatching either Baccano or Cowboy Bebop. I would watch Death Note again, but it would be my fifth time.