That Dude (post: 1330690) wrote:I second Escaflowne. It's amazing!
And if you haven't watched it yet, then you need to see Trigun.
I was watching Trigun at one put but stopped cause I found Cowboy bebop lol I might pick it up again
That Dude (post: 1330690) wrote:I second Escaflowne. It's amazing!
And if you haven't watched it yet, then you need to see Trigun.
The immortal stuggle continues.Makachop^^128 (post: 1330739) wrote:I was watching Trigun at one put but stopped cause I found Cowboy bebop lol I might pick it up again
This might be sort of a sore spot, but how exactly would you suppose anyone to actually get ahold of Xam'd: Lost Memories? $350+ is a pretty hefty recommendation fee to rent Sony's lack of initiative to market to DVDs.blkmage (post: 1330576) wrote:For mecha, look no further than the big hits of last year: Gundam 00, Code Geass, and Macross Frontier. Beyond that, for something that's kind of like a more subdued Eureka Seven, there's Xam'd: Lost Memories.
This might be sort of a sore spot, but how exactly would you suppose anyone to actually get ahold of Xam'd: Lost Memories? $350+ is a pretty hefty recommendation fee to rent Sony's lack of initiative to market to DVDs.
Not legally you won't, unless Xam'd is suddenly no longer a PlayStation Network downloadable exclusive, like it's been since day one.Makachop^^128 (post: 1330761) wrote:hm.. well my brother has this thing called anime plus which has a TUN of animes and he can download them for only 15 dollars a month so I'll use that
Fish and Chips (post: 1330750) wrote:The immortal stuggle continues.This might be sort of a sore spot, but how exactly would you suppose anyone to actually get ahold of Xam'd: Lost Memories? $350+ is a pretty hefty recommendation fee to rent Sony's lack of initiative to market to DVDs.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
Lady Kenshin (post: 1331443) wrote:@blkmage: Not really any restrictions on genre, but scary is good. I'm a bit of a masochist that way.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
MasterDias (post: 1331988) wrote:Yuki Kaijura is another popular composer with some really beautiful pieces.
MasterDias (post: 1332007) wrote:I've been following Pandora Hearts. Kajiura's music really does add to the atmosphere of the series.
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