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roboticservo
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How do you find good anime?
As of right now the only preview option I have is AS. Is there a catalog or website(s) that give good reviews and storylines? Matt |
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itsatrapMF
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o.O Certainly.There are many way's to check out anime you would be interested in without purchasing it.
Rental service's save you HUNDREDS. Yes, hundreds. I started up with Netflicks, and I haven't bought any anime since. Now, I can buy other stuff! 
Another way is bit-torrent, although I advise against it unless you have cable modem and you plan on buying the series when it's liscenced. Adult Swim & Toonami are getting more heavily based into anime so check them out. ANN review's should also help point you in the right direction. And finally, here's a great site for you to look into what's out there. http://www.animeondvd.com. Find what's out there that YOU enjoy, and move on from there. Last edited by itsatrapMF on Sun Nov 14, 2004 8:37 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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abunai
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I recommend this site. 
- abunai Last edited by abunai on Sun Nov 14, 2004 8:36 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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The Ramblin' Wreck
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um..
The first thing that pops into my mind is AnimeNfo. www.animenfo.com Last edited by The Ramblin' Wreck on Sun Nov 14, 2004 9:47 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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Nagisa
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You mean AnimeNfo? |
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ThatMatt
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Well I go to forums just like these and see what ones seem to be popular with the other people and why.
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The Ramblin' Wreck
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Yes, I do mean that...... Whoops. |
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dormcat
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Here are the Top 25 anime sites voted by Animefringe visitors for 2002 and 2003. Don't forget to vote ANN for 2004's best anime site.
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elniro
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I usually watch the fansubs and if i like it, i'll buy it when it's licensed. But whenever i see anime DVD's on sale for cheap, i'll just look up several reviews and ratings of the anime and if it sounds good then i'll buy it
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Glory Questor
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Check your area for a comic book store or collectibles store that also has a DVD shelf or rack.
They usually have catalogs that you can special order any anime DVD or boxset you want. You can also get them through any retail video store -- most of them would be glad to special order whatever anime you want. |
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sariyana
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you really wanna rely on cartoon network for your anime needs? |
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Animefreak08
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sariyana
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yes. dubs tend to be awful.
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Animefreak08
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Not ALL dubs are terrible. Is the only anime you have seen DBZ? Maybe the Rurouni Kenshin movie? Because not all dubs suck. CN's anime line-up has some pretty good dubs, there are few things, but they are little.
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sariyana
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NO! I've seen more! And you're right, cartoon network does have a decent dub-lineup. I just prefer subs... |
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