Posted by NeoZX

Question.
I need an anime to watch; is ToraDora good after coming out of Anohana?

If you want something to cheer you up, yes. There are serious, sad moments in Toradora!, but the ending is happy. Like I said, could have finished off with a more solid ending, but still will leave you satisfied with the anime as a whole (make sure to stay after the credits).  

Posted by Tyler

If you want something to cheer you up, yes. There are serious, sad moments in Toradora!, but the ending is happy. Like I said, could have finished off with a more solid ending, but still will leave you satisfied with the anime as a whole.

Okay, I'll make sure to start it when I get back from vacation.  

Posted by Natso

Strike the blood
Infinite stato
My mental choices
Blue exorsist
Fairy tail

>WATCHING STB

STB is a pretty bad series, the only reason anyone watches it is Yukina.

(i am guilty as charged)  

Posted by Talon

>WATCHING STB

STB is a pretty bad series, the only reason anyone watches it is Yukina.

(i am guilty as charged)

If you like the harem genre then strike the blood is actually pretty good, seeing as i don't watch many harem shows this is basicly my popcorn flick every week  

Posted by Talon

>WATCHING STB

STB is a pretty bad series, the only reason anyone watches it is Yukina.

(i am guilty as charged)

Ding ding ding!  

Posted by Mejico Jøsh

If you like the harem genre then strike the blood is actually pretty good, seeing as i don't watch many harem shows this is basicly my popcorn flick every week

I'd hardly call STB a harem, and I definitely wouldn't call it 'good'  

I like ImoCho

Wincest ;)  

Chuunibyou is an anime I grew pretty fond of. The second season is ongoing at the moment. Fate/Zero is another anime that I really liked. The beginning is a bit long and the ending is somewhat weird, but the middle episodes were fantastic. The sequel, Fate Stay Night, is being remade this year because the first Stay Night was so bad.  

Posted by Mike18

Chuunibyou is an anime I grew pretty fond of. The second season is ongoing at the moment. Fate/Zero is another anime that I really liked. The beginning is a bit long and the ending is somewhat weird, but the middle episodes were fantastic. The sequel, Fate Stay Night, is being remade this year because the first Stay Night was so bad.

Chunnibyou bored me fairly quickly in the first episode.  

Posted by Isaac

Chunnibyou bored me fairly quickly in the first episode.

Did you watch past the first episode?  

Stopped at episode 3 of strike the blood...  

Posted by Livid

Stopped at episode 3 of strike the blood...

I wasn't a big fan of STB. The plot seemed to just reoccur arc after arc. He meets a girl, kisses them, gains a new power, kills everything. That's also why i didn't like Bleach, it also repeated the plot throughout the arcs.  

Posted by Tyler

Did you watch past the first episode?

No, what happens in later episodes that're more exciting/funny?  

Posted by Isaac

No, what happens in later episodes that're more exciting/funny?

I haven't seen it in awhile (5 months actually), but I did enjoy it enough to give it a 9. I'd be lying if I said I remembered some exciting/funny scenes. However, judging an anime by one episode isn't good. I didn't like the first couple episodes of Beyond the Boundary that much, but I kept watching and actually ended up loving the anime. Same thing goes for Steins; Gate. That anime actually took some time to pick up from what I vaguely remember. It's always good to try a at least like 3 episodes for animes with 13. Not saying you'll like the rest of Chuunibyou, but you never know.  

Posted by Tyler

I haven't seen it in awhile (5 months actually), but I did enjoy it enough to give it a 9. I'd be lying if I said I remembered some exciting/funny scenes. However, judging an anime by one episode isn't good. I didn't like the first couple episodes of Beyond the Boundary that much, but I kept watching and actually ended up loving the anime. Same thing goes for Steins; Gate. That anime actually took some time to pick up from what I vaguely remember. It's always good to try a at least like 3 episodes for animes with 13. Not saying you'll like the rest of Chuunibyou, but you never know.

I'll take a look at it again once I complete Baka To Test.