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Just finished Blue Exorcist and Vampire Knight
Currently watching Sword Art Online, Psychopass, Fairytale and Black Butler <3
 
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Just finished Noragami. Watched a couple episodes of Plastic Memories but I can't do it. ;A;
 
How'd you like Noragami? Season two begins in autumn and the manga is also quite good if you were a fan. :)

I second this. The manga is definitely one of my favorites. And imo, it's better than the anime even though I still like the anime.
 
@Mairmalade & aleonhart I really enjoyed it! I'll have to look into the manga!

@ashtot I liked it but a recent death in the family made it a hit a bit too close to home. It seems very well done though!
 
@Mairmalade & aleonhart I really enjoyed it! I'll have to look into the manga!

@ashtot I liked it but a recent death in the family made it a hit a bit too close to home. It seems very well done though!

aww thats too bad, hope u feel ok soon
 
so i just finished plastic memories and your lie in april.... why do i do this to myself
 
so i just finished plastic memories and your lie in april.... why do i do this to myself
i only watched the first ep of plastic memories (it didnt hook me) but i completed your lie in april.
i didnt get too beat up about the end because honestly you could see it coming a long way off, but the development up until then was great.

im watching like 4 anime this season, but so far Rokka no Yuusha looks the most promising to me. i love the concept and especially the art style, which usually makes the difference on whether or not i watch an anime.
 
i only watched the first ep of plastic memories (it didnt hook me) but i completed your lie in april.
i didnt get too beat up about the end because honestly you could see it coming a long way off, but the development up until then was great.

im watching like 4 anime this season, but so far Rokka no Yuusha looks the most promising to me. i love the concept and especially the art style, which usually makes the difference on whether or not i watch an anime.

yeah the fact that u know whats gonna happen makes it worse cuz ur constantly hoping that it wont happen
 
so i just finished plastic memories and your lie in april.... why do i do this to myself

when i first finished your lie in april i wasnt that upset over it.

and then i rewatched the last scenes and the tribute to kaori and it hit me hard
 
I am thinking of rewatching Elfen Lied or the first few seasons of pokemon :) I was talking about it last night with someone
 
gangsta looks pretty good? idk anything about it tho buuut i'm totally gonna watch it
 
Every time I try to watch Akatsuki no Yona, I only watch 2 episodes. I think Yona's pretty annoying at this point, and I can't be bothered to sit through more than two episodes at a time.
 
I can't help but think that most romance anime / manga are not my taste. I really love romance anime but most of them are just.. meh?
Those slice of life things, with love triangles and betraying, switching between boyfriends and stuff, boring settings like school festivals, long-distance relationships, because 1 wants to go to University 1 and the other to 2... etc
I recently start to hate it so much.

Why aren't there any "genuine" love stories with an interesting setting anymore?! For example Romeo x Juliet.
Or can I just not find them?! Someone please help me...
 
I can't help but think that most romance anime / manga are not my taste. I really love romance anime but most of them are just.. meh?
Those slice of life things, with love triangles and betraying, switching between boyfriends and stuff, boring settings like school festivals, long-distance relationships, because 1 wants to go to University 1 and the other to 2... etc
I recently start to hate it so much.

Why aren't there any "genuine" love stories with an interesting setting anymore?! For example Romeo x Juliet.
Or can I just not find them?! Someone please help me...

I don't watch too much anime, so I can't help you there, but I've been reading a lot of shoujo so...have you heard of Uchuu wo Kakeru Yodaka? It's about a body switch. Has supernatural elements. There's also Suijin no Ikenie which is by the same author who wrote Reimei no Arcana, both of which aren't set in school. Uchuu wo Kakeru Yodaka and Suijin no Ikenie are both newer manga so they only have ~5-10 chapters out. I read them on mangalator. If you're interested in Manhwa and haven't heard of these, I'd really recommend Pinocchio and Cheese in the Trap. CITT is set in college, but it's so much more than the shoujo, school life cliches (but it is josei so I guess that explains it). And Pinocchio is about a ghost boy and a girl who's able to see him.
 
yes finally a amine thread can you guys tell me where you watch your amine at?

beside netflix they have a slim selection
 
I don't watch too much anime, so I can't help you there, but I've been reading a lot of shoujo so...have you heard of Uchuu wo Kakeru Yodaka? It's about a body switch. Has supernatural elements. There's also Suijin no Ikenie which is by the same author who wrote Reimei no Arcana, both of which aren't set in school. Uchuu wo Kakeru Yodaka and Suijin no Ikenie are both newer manga so they only have ~5-10 chapters out. I read them on mangalator. If you're interested in Manhwa and haven't heard of these, I'd really recommend Pinocchio and Cheese in the Trap. CITT is set in college, but it's so much more than the shoujo, school life cliches (but it is josei so I guess that explains it). And Pinocchio is about a ghost boy and a girl who's able to see him.

Thanks so much for the advice! I'll check those out once I have the time.
It seems like it IS hard to find a genuine romance anime without a school setting these days. How sad...
the day someone makes a titanic anime wihout the sad ending, it'll be one of my best days ever.
Genuine, no school, no betraying, with a happy end. Is it that hard...? //sigh
 
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