What was the No. year for anime?

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Post by spike bomb 11 » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:51 pm

Well, when the merchendice came out, that made it apparent to everyone to look and say"why the hell is that kid wearing a yellow rat on his shirt?"or"Are those yellow spikes coming out of that guys head or what?"
The products is what really premotes the show.
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Post by bobbarker31 » Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:03 pm

Products made more ignorant people aware of the show... Not that I am one to speak. I am an electrical engineer who wore 7 large Picachu stickers on my helmet for several years. He was the electric pokeman and I was the electric....nevermind :roll: .

Some of my favorite shows have next to NO merchandise. They are well regarded because they were well written, animated, acted, and produced. Otherwise why are you spending time watching it?
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Post by spike bomb 11 » Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:06 pm

Yes but there are only a few that are THAT good. Well, maybe more than that. Anyways, we are getting off topicality. What year was your favorite?
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Post by Malificus » Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:08 pm

My fav. year was probably when they were showing Cyber 6 on Teletoon.
That probably wasn't anime's best year though, just my most memorable..

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Post by bobbarker31 » Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:13 pm

1986 for me. Watching Lisa Hayes run into the arms of Rick Hunter in that coridor of Alaska Base... The scene went black and white for that moment and it put me over the top. I know it would be cliche today (and even then), but for my investment into the original Macross series, it was the first time I had ever seen anything like that.

Still sends a charge through me when I see it even today. :D
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Post by J-0080 » Wed Jan 12, 2005 12:41 am

bobbarker31 wrote: I with the exception of the Minmei songs.
Indeed, she just sang the same one's over and over and over...

When she said she was going to sing a new song I got my hopes up, but then she sang the SAME one again!
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Post by bobbarker31 » Wed Jan 12, 2005 12:46 am

J-0080 wrote:
bobbarker31 wrote: I with the exception of the Minmei songs.
Indeed, she just sang the same one's over and over and over...

When she said she was going to sing a new song I got my hopes up, but then she sang the SAME one again!
The original Macross songs are much better in my opinion (and more varied). I guess I do like some of the Robotech songs with the exception of that GOD AWEFUL "Time to be a Star"

Back in college, I put that as a wave file on a friends computer to play in an endless loop whenever he turned it on. He hated that song worse than me. :twisted:
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Post by Bote » Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:18 am

1998-Berserk (I'm not sure maybe it was even 1997), Trigun & Cowboy Bebop
2000-Escaflowne & GTO

Cause those shows are quite dear to me.
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Post by Otohiko » Wed Jan 12, 2005 10:36 am

bote wrote: 2000-Escaflowne
It did come out in '96 originally, I believe.

Granted, that one is one of the bigger reasons 2000 may well have been one of the better years in anime for me, too.

Though now I'm starting to lean to 2001, and even more so 2002, since that's when I discovered fansubs. On the one hand, that started an irrecoverable decline in my anime 'fanboyishness', on the other hand that introduced me to more good, time-worthy series, than I ever knew before.
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Re: What was the No. year for anime?

Post by Pyle » Wed Jan 12, 2005 1:10 pm

Otohiko wrote:
spike bomb 11 wrote:I think the year 2000 was the best year for anime because major anime for the kids came out such as DBZ, and pokemon.
I believe those titles date much farther back. I recall seeing Pokemon on American TV as far back as 1998-99, and DBZ ran from the later 80's... :roll:
True, they were the most famous back in '96. I remember all the lawsuits and clashes about kids killing each other for pokemon crads :twisted:

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