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What is on your favorite list that you don't think ever got the attention it deserved?
For my two cents.... Blue Gender - One of the best Mecha, hard sci-fi series of all times! Higurashi - Not so much in Japan, but here in the US Ergo Proxy - I enjoy everyone on here seeing the love in it. Paranoia Agent - Amazing!!! The Big O - Huge hit over here, failed miserably in Japan. and lastly.... Outlaw Star - Bebop gets all the attention but Outlaw Star was equally as good and quality as Bebop was. |
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And the other two I enjoyed as well. I'm hoping Funi decide to release Ergo one day and Outlaw. Also Trigun on blu ray too. City Hunter is another one I enjoyed. |
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City Hunter! That'd be great, but considering even the dvd's are near impossible to obtain for a good price. What is it, season 2 is frigging pricey, I believe.... |
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And yeah tell me about it with City Hunter. ![]() |
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So many people have seen these shows that the opinion of them should be fairly "correct" not underrated as far as the fandom goes. Maybe the problem is they're getting old by today's standards and starting to get lost in the shuffle? |
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This is intended to bring up some older series that one might not think is discussed or brought as often as one thinks it should be. The market is so diluted these days that originality is lost but for maybe one or two series a year. We should not forget the past and those amazing series we hold in reverance. Until the bluray came out for Ergo Proxy, who really talked about it? The older crowd who were around when it came out on dvd years ago.... on tv years ago. It's a nostalgia underrated, lost gem.... contribute or not. I thought it'd be a fun thought to talk about a series some may not know about without having someone randomly ask about. Here....we'd have a thread a new fan could peruse and be like...."Hey, I never heard of Spiral.....that sounds like a fun mystery series! Right up my alley." |
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![]() I will throw in FLAG at this point. Maybe the photo-viewpoint turned some people off or lack of high-power robotic suit piloting, but it doesn't get mentioned often for a drama series (except here). Also, in the exploring-existentialism angle -- Key the Metal Idol. |
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I could be wrong, meaning that am not sure if it has gained popularity in recent years but I feel like Gankutsuou is an amazing show that hardly anyone ever talks about. Admittedly, I haven't seen it in a while but the nostalgia for it still runs strong for me.
A few others that I think would fit the criteria for this thread are Kino's Journey and Now and Then, Here and There. |
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As for me...I guess these aren't really underrated but I don't see people talking about them much: Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom Texhnolyze |
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For me I'd say these are what I'd consider under-rated shows:
Birdy the Mighty: Decode - (kinda not underrated I think, but should have had a BD release already! Are we ever going to get one? ![]() Capeta - the best ever racing anime... There was only a Japanese DVD release I believe and I wouldn't have mind getting it if it was English friendly and didn't cost nearly $1200 for all the volumes if you could get them...which you can't. Gun X Sword - good solid show that was a good watch. An interesting mecha show, but have to admit, Carmen 99 and the controlling a mecha via 'pole dancing' thing were probably the main draw for some people though...LOL Rocket Girls (anime and novels) - for something on the level of Planetes or Space Brothers but in a very short lengthed package and with some Moe...(GWG approved Moe though? ![]() Solty Rei - for a really nice sci-fi mind trip and emotional trip as well...and also proof that a Gonzo show can start off...umm okay and keep that 1/2 way through the show, then massively progress midway through and keep up building the show stronger and stronger every episode unto the end with one of the strongest and best endings ever done in anime. Vipers's Creed - it's like Rideback meets Appleseed and Ghost in the Shell series... because the "mecha master" himself was the creator and Production IG the studio.. LOL Last edited by Vracer111; 04-27-2015 at 01:49 AM. |
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Street Fighter the animated movie to this day has some of the best choreographed animated fighting in any anime
Spriggan has great action and one of the best premises of any movie, animated or not. Vampire Hunter D and VHD Bloodlust both have great atmospheres, good character developments, and a fun mix of sci-fi and movie monster horror. Last edited by IdeaOfEvil; 05-02-2015 at 02:41 AM. |
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I already know most of the underrated stuff from the DVD era. But how about some underrated blu-rays, which is mostly newer stuff? I admit I'm a bit out of the loop with newer anime at times. What anime on blu-ray would some of you guys consider underrated? |
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