This is what I've seen. ... and I still crave more.

[timepiececlock]

This is every anime title I have ever watched at least one complete episode of, or seen the complete film of:

Ah! My Goddess
Akira
The Animatrix
Armitage III
Ayashi no Ceres: Celestial Legend
Battle Angel Alita
Battle Arena Toshinden
Betterman
Big O
Blue Gender
Blue Seed
Blue Submarine No. 6
Bubblegum Crisis 2040
Card Captor Sakura
Chobits
City Hunter (??? I think that's what it was but I'm not certain)
Cowboy Bebop
Cowboy Bebop: Knockin On Heaven's Door
Digimon
Dragon Ball
Dragon Ball Z
Dragon Ball Z: Trunks's movie
Earth Girl Arjuna
El-Hazard
FLCL
Fruits Basket
Full Metal Alchemist
Fushigi Yuugi / The Mysterious Play
Gunsmith Cats
.hack/SIGN
Hamtaro
Hellsing
His and Her Circumstances / Kare Kano
Inu Yasha
Kikaider
Kiki's Delivery Service
La Blue Girl
Laputa: Castle In The Sky
Lupin III: Castle of Cagliostro
Lupin III
Macross Plus
Martian Succesor Nadesico
Mobile Police Patlabor: II : movie
Mobile Suit Gundam
New Mobile Report Gundam WING
New Mobile Report Gundam WING: Endless Waltz
Mobile Suit Gundam: 8th MS Team
Mobile Suit Turn-A Gundam (raw with Chinese subtitles... sort of counts)
My Neighbor Totoro
Naruto
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Noir
One Piece
Outlaw Star
Perfect Blue
Pilot Candidate for Goddess
Pokemon
Princess Mononoke
Project A-Ko
Ranma 1/2
Ranma 1/2: all movies
Record of Lodoss War
Revolutionary Girl Utena
Ronin Warriors
Rurouni Kenshin
Sakura Diaries
Sailor Moon
Sailor Moon: all movies
Scryed
Serial Experiments Lain
Slayers
Sol Bianca
Spirited Away
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
Teacher's Pet
Tekken
Tenchi Muyo!
Tenchi Muyo: movie 2
Those Who Hunt Elves
Trigun
Urusei Yatsura
Urusei Yatsura Movie II: Beautiful Dreamer
The Venus Wars
The Vision of Escaflowne
The Vision of Escaflowne: the movie
Witch Hunter Robin
Wolf's Rain
X/1999: the movie
Yu-gi-oh
Yu Yu Hakasho


That's... 89 titles, according to line count on MS Word. And I'm sure I've forgotten a few.

Wow. It seems like so much when you just list it like that. And yet, I don't feel like I've seen near enough. I crave more.

I'd say for about half of these that are television shows I've seen the entire series. The rest I might have seen only 1 or2 episodes (like Kenshin, Yu-gi-oh), half a season (like Scryed), or 3/4 of all that's out (Inu Yasha, DBZ). If it's a movie up there, I've seen the entire thing. Like X/1999 or Esca, unfortunately. Or Perfect Blue and Spirited Away, happily.

Comments

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

There were some things I liked about it. I liked the first few episodes. I liked Jim's character a lot--

Jim's the best character. I became insanely obsessed with him.

OH MY GOD! That's it! That's the person who's the voice of that annoying as hell Toboe on Wolf's Rain!!

::grabs donna for dance of victory:: I knew I'd remember it eventually!

I'm good for somethin'! :D

However, I didn't like Gene at all.

Oh, I hate him. Nine times out of ten, I dislike the "lead" character in a series, but I outright hated him. He had about zilch in the Redeeming Qualities Department. I always wondered how in the hell the creators of this series thought he made a hero (anti-hero, whatever) that we'd get behind. Blah.

I didn't care about Melfina and I hated the cat girl.

Melfina's story was interesting when she played off of Harry MacDougal (the gay green haired guy), otherwise, I was neutral about her. I loathed Aisha (the cat girl) until the last two episodes. She grew up and stopped bitching and whining. Too bad she didn't do that shit 21 episodes earlier. The one you accidentally called the android was "Hot Ice" Hilda, who was very cool, and yes, it blew goats when she died. Asses.

I thought many of the plot stuff was stupid-- the whole "everyone's an Outlaw with capital O and yet it doesn't actually mean anything because they never get arrested and they have actual jobs" really irritated me for some reason.

The layout of the series reminded me a lot of Firefly. I could write a thesis on the similarities between theme and character for both shows.

However, I do remember Outlaw Star fondly in one respect: the ice-cream selling psychic cactus episode.

I had to think for a minute on that one. "Ice cream sell - OH!" Yeah, that was pretty friggin' funny. :)

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

The layout of the series reminded me a lot of Firefly. I could write a thesis on the similarities between theme and character for both shows.

I've thought about that. However, I think ultimately Cowboy Bebop and Firefly had a lot more in common. I swear you could write a story where Spike and Mal meet and it would barely even qualify as a crossover.