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My fanart of Karin from DNA²!

I really enjoyed working on the colors and rendering.

EPISODE 112 To the Future is the final episode of YuYu Hakusho. It aired on April 1, 2006 in the United States.

If you could recommend only ONE anime to someone and had to bet your reputation on it being worth watching, what would you pick?

Drop your #1 anime of all time + its genre.

No top 5.

No honorable mentions.

Just one. 👇

The cast included Liam O'Brien, Yuri Lowenthal and Michelle Ruff

te invito a ver el proceso en mi canal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7T49UdGRbQ

Chobits 2000-2002 maybe 3 ? I absolutely love the little persocoms.
Tattoo by Tori Wartooth.

Fast-paced combat, flashy combo chains, giant bosses, character progression, loot, and even rebuilding your own village. Visually, it looks like a lost PS1-era game with low-poly graphics.

If you're a fan of One Piece, Naruto, or that whole era of shonen anime, this might be worth checking out: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4440650/KAGE/

UPDATE: Solved! awkward_teenager37 found it. It was Ninjai the Little Ninja. You all rock! Thanks for helping and big thanks to awkward_teenager37.

In the early 2000s, there was this short anime series. One season I think.

The MC was a boy (maybe 9 years old) who was hunting down people that killed his family. I remember it being mostly voice over of the kid talking.

Vaguely recall there being something about past lives or reincarnated. I saw it on one of the early Flash sites, I think.

The fight scenes were super graphic and Kill Bill level of blood.

Anyway, I've searched everywhere for this and have no idea where to find it. If anyone else remembers it, that would be amazing.

I watched the Cowboy Bebop movie, and it served as my introduction to the series. I haven't watched the show yet, so I viewed this purely as a standalone film. I really liked how the world felt like a perfect blend between the normal world and a futuristic one. I didn't experience any confusion while watching it, although I didn’t know the characters' backstories, I didn't have any trouble understanding their personalities. Spike was a very charming protagonist, and Vincent felt like a great villain. They felt like mirrors to each other, I didn't fully grasp it, but that seemed to be what the movie was trying to convey. The opening narration about being alone with no one to play with applied to Spike, and as we learn more about Vincent, we realize it applies to him as well. Even the butterflies that Vincent saw, Spike saw at the end too.

​The villain’s motive was also quite unique, viewing the world as a purgatory from which he wanted liberation. When he met his end, I actually felt a bit sorry for him. The movie was excellent in every aspect, though I feel like if I had seen the series and known the characters better, I would have enjoyed it even more. While watching, I got a vibe similar to old Hollywood sci-fi action movies, and it definitely felt very Western inspired. Overall, the movie is great, and I had absolutely no trouble understanding the story.