Searz wrote:
Well you might like it if you like typical shounen storys.
My top three favorite animes of all time in order:
1. Azumanga Daioh
2. Cromartie High School
3. Lucky Star
I like comedy anime instead of action i guess :s
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Nichijou will hold that top spot. Soontm
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Searz wrote:
Excel Saga will hold that top spot. Soontm
Fix'd.
Best comedy anime with elements of parody in it ever made. EVERYTHING is just so funny. Easily the funniest anime I've ever seen.
I mean come on, a Monty Python reference in an anime... that's just. Wow.
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I love those too. They're so good. I sent you that "When I'm On The Moon" yesterday!
I've been meaning to watch that.
Just need to find somewhere to DL it.
Care to share a good cough*torrent*cough site? (link in skype plox)
Just need to find somewhere to DL it.
Care to share a good cough*torrent*cough site? (link in skype plox)
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Wut, how is it a parody? O.o
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