tenshi3842 : I'm never watched those animes and I actually started to watch Fairy Tail today because my friend recommended that anime to me few days ago so I can't really recommend it to anybody yet. 

After weeks of not watching anime (thanks, school, homework, laziness, and other events =3=), I caught up with Sailor Moon Crystal, since the sixth episode came out today. In addition, when I went to get a pic for Tokimeki Tonight for a different anime thread, I found the first episode subbed on youtube, so I ended up watching it. It's pretty interesting for an 80s anime, I may continue it. Also, ever since the first day of school, I have friends at school begging me to watch the first episode of Fairy Tail because they love it, and oh so shockingly, I never got around to watching it. I need to get to that, though whether I continue it or not depends on whether I like the first ep or not. Also, I'm not too interested in watching long running anime anymore, so eh =3=

I'm Watching Naruto  Shippuden then I will be watching  One piece on Toonami..   Channel 297 cartoon network west on direct tv

I started watching Sword Art Online since i heard it was a good anime show.

I am currently watching Black Cat, DeathNote, and The Devil Is A Part-Timer!

They are action packed and hilarious. I was watching SGT. Frog But I decided to "postpone" watching it.

Black Cat
Chronos, an organization bent on world peace, rules one third of the world's economy through underground control of almost every kind of business. There are special elite assassins with Orichalcum-made weapons called the Chrono Numbers who work for Chronos.
When the thirteenth Chrono Number Train Heartnet, also known as Black Cat, meets a Sweeper named Saya Minatsuki, she opens his eyes and helps him see that he has choices as whether to kill his victims or not. He leaves Chronos but Creed Diskenth resents the way that Saya changes the elite assassin's life, and murders her.
Two years later, Train is a Sweeper and traveling with his partners Sven Vollfied and Eve as the story follows their adventures of catching bounties and protecting one another, as Train holds a violent grudge against Creed for killing Saya, wanting revenge for her death by taking Creed's life.

Death Note
Light Yagami is a bored young genius who resents all things evil. His life undergoes a drastic change when he discovers the "Death Note", a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it. After experimenting with the notebook, Light confirms its authenticity and is joined by an unexpected house guest - the notebook's previous owner, a shinigami called Ryuk. Light tells Ryuk of his plan to exterminate all the criminals in the world, until only people whom he has judged to be honest and kind remain. Once he finishes creating this utopia, he means to rule over it as what he calls "the god of the new world".
Soon, the inexplicable deaths of criminals catch the attention of Interpol and the world-famous detective, "L". L stages a fake public appearance and quickly deduces that the serial killer, publicly known as "Kira" (???, derived from the Japanese pronunciation of the word "killer"), is located in a single Japanese prefecture and can kill people by supernatural means. Light realizes that L will be his greatest hindrance, and begins a cat and mouse game with him.
Light attempts to create an alibi by helping L and his task force track down Kira. His plan is impeded by a lovestruck second Kira, famous modelMisa Amane, and her shinigami Rem. When Misa identifies Light as the first Kira and tracks him down to his home, the two of them embark on a mutually manipulative and one-sided relationship; however, Misa's infatuation with Light drives her to make several errors and the two of them are increasingly suspected by L. Misa is soon arrested. To save themselves from execution, they temporarily relinquish ownership of their notebooks—returning themselves to a state of innocence by erasing their memories of the murders—and are detained under L's constant surveillance.
During their detention, a third Kira quickly appears. When it becomes clear that Light and Misa cannot be carrying out the third Kira's murders, they are restricted to L's headquarters under house arrest. The task force identify the third Kira as Yotsuba Groupexecutive Kyosuke Higuchi and capture him. Upon touching the notebook, Light regains his memories as Kira and kills Higuchi, thereby regaining ownership of the Death Note "exactly as planned." The task force learn of the Death Notes and confirm the existence of shinigami. Light completes his complex plan by manipulating Rem into killing L, his guardian Watari, and - because she violates shinigami law by killing L to save Misa's life - herself. Upon L's death, he becomes the "second L" and expands his charade of searching for Kira, while carrying out the crimes himself.
The narrative picks up four years later, with Kira attracting a large network of contacts and a swell of public support. Two young men, raised as potential successors to L, appear - Near, a detective associated with the United States Government, and Mello, a member of the Mafia. As his first act against Kira, Mello attempts to obtain the Death Note held by the Kira task force, by kidnapping the director of Japan's National Police Agency. This plan is briefly stymied when Light murders the director out of hand. Refocusing on the families of the task force, Mello kidnaps Light's sister Sayu as a replacement; she is quickly rescued, but the task force's notebook is lost to Mello. To regain it, Light's father Soichiro trades half of his remaining life to Ryuk for the "Shinigami Eyes" - the ability to see people's names on sight. During an assault on Mello's headquarters, Soichiro learns Mello's name, but does not kill him. He is shot several times during the attack, and dies shortly afterward in hospital.
After this, Near and several members of the task force begin to suspect Light of being Kira. In response, Light persuades Misa to give up her notebook and raises another "Kira", Teru Mikami, a prosecutor and fervent supporter of Kira. Mikami kills Kira's former spokesman for being greedy and recruits Kiyomi Takada, a newscaster and Light's former girlfriend, to replace him. Light reveals himself to Takada as the original Kira, and knowing that he and the other Kiras are under Near's surveillance, constructs a decoyplan to conceal the whereabouts of the genuine Death Note.
Mello returns and kidnaps Takada, who kills him with a hidden notebook piece. Light then makes Takada commit suicide to keep her from implicating him, but Mikami, unaware of Light's actions, attempts to kill her as well. This exposes the genuine Death Note Mikami has concealed, revealing Light's plan at the last minute. At the story's climax, the two investigation teams meet in the "Yellow Box Warehouse." They are shortly joined by Mikami, who writes down the names of everyone in the warehouse except Light. Near then reveals that he replaced Mikami's notebook with a fake, and by the names written in it, is able to prove Light is Kira. In desperation, Light tries to use the last notebook piece in his watch to kill Near, but task force member Matsuda shoots him several times. Ryuk realizes Light has lost and uses his personal Death Note to kill Light with a heart attack, as he had promised to do one day at the beginning of the story.

The Devil Is A Part-Timer
In another dimension the Devil King Sadao is only one step away from conquering the world when he is beaten by Hero Emilia and forced to drift to the other world: modern-day Tokyo. As "conquering the world" are the only skills the Devil King possesses - and are obviously unnecessary in his new situation - he must work as a freeter to pay for his living expenses.

I personally decided to check out Log Horizon. It's exactly like SAO (Sword Art Online). I've been watching it while waiting to get the new seasons/ releases for SAO, Attack on Titan, Bleach, and Naruto: Shippuden. Any advice on what else to check out while I wait?Even websites where I can catch up on aforementioned shows would be helpful. I'm a big action  nut when it comes to my anime but I'm always willing to give new shows a chance (I've even watched Vampire Knight and Fruits Basket to name a few). Again any tips or suggestions would be welcomed!

I haven't really been dabbling in anime much anymore, I guess I've been more into games now. Right now the only anime that I take the time to watch are Eyeshield 21 and Persona 4 Golden Anime, but I only watch them every once in a while. If I can start getting shows on my Vita again, I am going to try to watch new episodes of Pokemon again.

I started watching Death Note a while back. I got a few episodes in, then started doing other stuff and lost track of it, but I enjoyed what I did see of it.

Haven't gotten back to it yet for some odd reason (though, I think my laziness has something to do with it ), but I'll probably do so this weekend.

Well, I watched Sword Art Online II last, because the new episode came out. 

I have just finished Berserk which mentally scared me but I liked it. And I have now just started watching two animes namely Clannad after story and No game No life they both seem very good and I like them so far

The  Last anime that I watched  was LBX  on Nicktoons today at 7am.

Bleach. I'm on episode 38, I think. I've seen most of DBZ, I've watche SAO, Attack on Titan, Blue Excorsist, and that's just about it. I've seen a bit of Naruto.
But dude...that Ichigo though.
I must say that he has the classic main protagonist anime personality though.
Refuses to give up, gets stronger constantly, often mid-battle, strong relationship to 1-3 secondary protagonists, freinds with others, etc. But he's still freaking awesome. I've got a long way to go!(-
Losing is for chumps.


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I recently started watching Spice & Wolf though I'm only two episodes in.  I really like it so far, however, and I heard it was very good.  

I'm also watching through Attack on Titan with my parents (they actually really like it) which is pretty enjoyable.  It's not my favorite anime ever, but it's definitely a good watch. 

The last anime that I was watching was Attack On Titan.
It wasn't my choice, but my friends choice.
I didn't like it, but he wanted to watch it so...

I just finished the 1st season of Attack on Titan, and I loved it! It was amazing, had a deep story line, really fleshed out characters, and it was dynamic in all that happened in it.

Just, ONE question...
Why was there a Titan in the wall? :O

I am currently watching Chaos;Head, Deadman Wonderland, Kill La Kill, and Ghost Hunt. I just watched The Devil is a Part Timer last week.

Azumanga Daioh is pretty dope.
So is Samurai Champloo. I need to watch these things more.

I am watching fairy tail right now.
I watch subbed version of it, because personally I don't like to watch dubbed animes.

Today I have watched  On cartoon Network east  on channel 296,  and Cartoon Network West on Channel 297
Tenkai Knights 6:30am & 9:30 AM &  Pokémon XY The series 8:00am & 1100:am

and later  from 12pm to 1pm on Nicktoons, I shall be watching LBX Little Battle Experience and  Yu- Gi-Oh! Zexal

I am currently watching Haiyore! Nyaruko-san .


I just started it so I do not know all that much about it for the time being . I will most likely do a review of it sometime soon after I have watched it because my review making is coming to a slow crawl with things I have watched that I feel comfortable writing about . After all the time it takes to watch any anime can usually take up at least a good 12 hours and that's for the smaller ones ...  Aside from that I am re watching a  few other anime and once i have refreshed my memory of any animes i have not written a review about  you will probably see a post on it sometime in the near future.

Well at least hopefully, Writing reviews is hard especially with Anime as I like to keep my reviews not too lengthy so to summarize what happens when most animes average at about 12 hours total is very hard to do. Especially if you want to keep it spoiler free and interesting to read.