My anime

[Winnkey (Thomas)]

well just create a list of the anime that you have. so others can know and that we can start swapping between ourselves better


I was so lazy that i found it a lot easier to just take a screen dump

[borgieman]

All of my downloaded anime got wiped on my last laptop. ;_; Thankfully there's always DVD/Blu Ray to help with my anime fix.

Oh btw, Avatar = NOT ANIME.

[Winnkey (Thomas)]

lets not start htis debate here

make another thread if you wish to argue that.

[rainsongphoenix]

Here's what I got - most of them aren't complete with all eps

Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto
07 Ghost (incomplete)
Vampire Knight
Vampire Knight: Guilty (incomplete)
Darker than Black
Durarara! (incomplete)
Spice and Wolf (incomplete)
Rainbow (incomplete)
D Gray Man (incomplete)
Tales of the Abyss
Tales of Symphonia OVA's (incomplete)
Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike OVA
Heroic Age (incomplete)
Gurren Laggan
Kuroshitsuji (incomplete)
Bamboo Blade
Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Ookami san (incomplete)
Full Metal Panic: Fumoffu
Code Geass
Chrono Crusade
Ragnarok the animation
Origin: Spirits of the Past
Final Fantasy7: Last Order
Soul eater (incomplete0
Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei (incomplete)
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed DESTINY (missing 1st 5 eps)
Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (incomplete)
Rosario + Vampire
Fate/Stay Night
World's Strongest Deciple Kenichi
Gintama (incomplete)
Trinity Blood
Tora Dora
Zombie Loan
Innocent Venus
Earl and Fairy (incomplete)
Azumanga Daioh
Ouran High School Host Club
Angel Beats (incomplete)
K On!

ugh, there's more - I just don't remember them...

[cicero]

The development of manga was facilitated by the Japanese military government, which saw an important tool of influence in this popular culture. But the manga finally crystallized after World War II, when Japan was occupied by American troops, and the Japanese had no choice but to read American comics.