Well, I've been watching Evangelion, Lain, and Gundam. So basically means anime that is violent and brutal.

My vote goes to Spirited Away but that may be bias from being the first one I've watched.

Anyone saw From Up on Poppy Hill? That's not Hayao Miyazaki, but his son's.

Started watching Attack on Titan yesterday. Not too far in, I think 7 or 8 episodes maybe. Really enjoying it.

Was thinking of rewatching Gantz as well, haven't watched my DVDs since I first got 'em.

Also started up Digimon Fusion. I'd be lying if I said the original seasons weren't as cheesy, but the nostalgia at least helps a bit there. But I do want to give the show an honest chance and I don't dislike what I've seen so far.

Space dandy. ...What the flying, bloody, holy, mother of all that is good in the universe happened here?

Gilmore Girls. :lol

We finished Mitchiko & Hatchin today and I have to say that I am nothing short of disappointed. The first 11 episodes to the show were great. Then there were some okay episodes followed by some great ones again. The last several episodes were a let down and the ending was just down right insulting. It pretty much makes the entire series pointless and I do not like what the future held for Hatchin. I have no desire to ever watch the show again, which is a shame as there were some great stories told within it, but there was no need for this series to be anything more than 15 episodes. Overall, I give it a 4/10.

Super Sonico: The Animation episode 1:

Ok, I wanted to know what Super Sonico's deal was, and what was with all the merchandise surrounding Her. The animation was pretty good overall. It's no Kyoto Ani or Studio Bones, but it's still pretty good. As for writing...some of the jokes dragged a bit, and it felt a little erratic, though that could just be because of the whole thing with Sonico going all White Rabbit. So, it's...eh overall.

Oh come on, its not like Princess Mononoke is far from that description either :lol

So Space Dandy is kind of meh. It is funny but there seems to be no continuity between each episode at all as whatever happens in one episode is fixed off screen by the next. It is kind of annoying and makes the previous episode pretty forgettable.

Noragami, having a blast with it, the fact that it reminds me of Bakemono and the main character is voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya has nothing to do with it. :p