Good to know. :lol

I really want to pick that show up on BD. I watched the first two episodes off of Funimation's streaming site and was instantly hooked. The Jp version is good, but this is one of those times where the English dub's changes were for the better as the jokes are superior (which I think was the point, because some of the subtitles just don't seem all that funny).

Not to mention it has two of my favorite hero and villain duos ever.

Here's the deal guys. I just finished Rosario x Vampire on Netflix and I'm looking for something new. Here's a selection of what they have that I've watched and liked.

Darker Than Black
Black Butler
Angel Burst
FMA
Trinity Blood

Any ideas?

Man...I can't wait for "Knights of Sidonia" anime adaptation. Nihei is my favorite manga artist. I hope they simulcast it on crunchy

netflix used to have a lot more anime but if you switch regions you can still find some stuff that had disappeared. Hulu has a lot more anime these days. For stuff on Netflix Soul Eater was fun. Also, Samurai 7, Samurai Champloo, Trigun (of course), Eden of the East, Desert Punk, Last Exile (only halfway through that one).

Judging by the list I guessing you're in to the dark and creepy yes? Well if that's the case I would recommend Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Deadman Wonderland and the oh so infamous Higurashi No Koro Ni. However if you are looking for something a little more light hearted but still having a few dark and serious moments, I would recommend either Vandread, Shakugan no Shana or my personal favorite anime of all time Eureka Seven.

watch D. Grey Man. it's a great so far on my end. just give it a try.

From what I know is still on Netflix, there's:
Samurai 7: a strange steampunk take on Seven Samurai.
Trigun: a classic if you haven't seen it yet (though I'll always recommend the manga over the anime because it's far, far better and gets darker).
Samurai Champloo: if you enjoyed the episodic style of Cowboy Bebop, this might be up your alley.
Eden of the East: A talky anime (It's from Ghost in a Shell:SAC director) that comes with a warning. It's 11 episodes and 2 movies. The final movie is not on Netflix. Also, be afraid of the johnny snatcher. :p

I really want to suggest Claymore (for those with a strong constitution), but sadly Netflix doesn't even have that anymore. Shame how limiting Netflix has gotten on anime.

If you specifically want vampires/undead, I can't help ya. It's not my genre, but I think there's a few more vampire animes on there.


EDIT:
Earlier in the week I watched the first 14 episodes of Attack on Titan. It starts out great, but by episode 10 it's changed into a completely different show. One I've seen a bunch of times already and is very predictable. It had such promise and then kind of ruined it. I'll give it a couple of more episodes (I'm now caught up) before I decide if I want to continue.

You know.. I have never seen every episode of Trigun. I think I might.