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I suppose that's true. I just picked up what seems to be a good romance anime called Tokimeki Memorial. I suggest you watch it. Thus far it's pretty good.

Cross Game , followed by Cross Game , and thirded by Cross Game . Other than that the people before have highlighted most of the decent to good series this year, except for the sleeper hitter Kemono No Souja Erin . If you enjoyed the likes of Juuni Kokki, Seirei no Moribito, or ancient east asia themed series this is a sure see for you. That said, these two titles are not realy action ones, and pertain more to the character oriented category...

Needless and Darker than Black strike me as the two best action-oriented shows this year. Fairy Tail is turning out to be pretty fun, too.

Chrome Shelled Regios fits your requirements really well. Technically Haruhi Suzumiya might count, but I doubt that's what you had in mind. Fullmetal Alchemist and Ranma 1/2 might also qualify.

http://www.anime-planet.com/users/Playboi/anime Here's the list of anime I've watched up to date. I might've skipped a few, but that's pretty accurate.

Quote: Originally Posted by Jetbent Ah bummer on the already watched it bit Revy is the best character of all time though hehe. I think there's an anime about a mother who breaks her daughter out of prison or something. I'll have to look into that, I think it's something you're looking for. Just can't think of the name. Michiko to Hatchin? Seems interesting so I'll add it to my list.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zwei I watched Noir but surprisingly I dropped Madlax, maybe I'll try to rewatch it someday but somehow I found it pretty dull. I dropped madlax after maybe 5 episodes but then randomly came back to it. Let me tell you, it definitely picks up once all the characters are fully introduced and the plot starts advancing. The last 6? episodes is constant excitement.

Western animation suggestion: The Pirates of Dark Water . That show kicked so much ass.

I'd say Dragonball , but there's very little chance that you've never read/watched that before. Try Akagi , if overwhelming mental and reasoning powers are your thing.

Quote: Originally Posted by MrMagpie Someone already mentioned Mononoke , but I'll second it again and recommend that you not only watch the entire series, which is only 13 episodes, but also the short film that came before it called Ayakashi: Bakeneko. Twelve episodes, actually, and Bakeneko is a three-episode arc. It's absolutely the best $7 you can spend on anime. I was just re-watching Mononoke the other night and was again...