XeresAce wrote:
So no suggestions huh :c
I've seen FMA & brotherhood though, it was great and all but I'm still looking for something that focuses on magic as the basis of it's story...
I can't seem to word my thoughts correctly :/
Something a bit akin to the to aru series maybe? Like how espers use their abilities but instead its magic? (I never quite understood how magic worked in that universe, though)
Sorry, I can't recommend much in the way of anime. I'm more into manga.
Even in manga the magic theme isn't all that common. I can only think of one series that sort of fits the bill while being good:
http://www.batoto.net/comic/_/comics/the-gamer-r9967
I can recommend a few fantasy series and a few fighting series with supernatural elements though if you'd like.
Or just a few good series in general, if you feel like reading.
Joxuu wrote:
Needless
Needless is pretty mediocre. I've read about a third of it before giving up. It's slightly better than Fairy Tail, but that's not exactly a warm recommendation if I ever saw one..
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I dislike the artstyle of Madoka Magica. It's not quite as bad as Kanon, but it's not that far off. (I mean, nothing compares to Kanon, the characters there look absolutely ****ing ******ed, but still)
I'm still planning on watching it though.
I'm still planning on watching it though.
I'm a strong independent black mage who don't need no mana.
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