Figured I post in here since I've been watching more anime than I usually do. I've started watching cowboy bebop after 3 years of everyone recommending it to me and it's been pretty good so far up to episode 17 and then I have the movie to watch once the series is over, I also watched most of ghost hunt but got bored and stopped and I have psycho pass on my hard drive so that'll be next.
I do have a question though, are any of the Code Geass ova's good, it's my favorite Anime tied with Evangelion but do they add anything interesting.
I do have a question though, are any of the Code Geass ova's good, it's my favorite Anime tied with Evangelion but do they add anything interesting.
). Much better than season 1, I thought, and the last two episodes were great, with one glorious final battle taking place. Despite its downfalls, I've come to love the show, if only for the atmosphere and feeling of absolute isolation it gives off. And I've come to realize that this is a show that merits being watched in full HD at 60 fps. Obviously the story doesn't even remotely end with season 2, so I may just have to pick up the manga, and I think I will, because I just NEED to know now. 
cool
Anime is huge in South America, and most kids grow up with it to some extent. I haven't met a single person over there from my generation that isn't more familiar with Dragon Ball than with, say, Family Guy, or South Park (of which the latter is hugely popular there, too). In fact, it wasn't until a later age that I became conscious of what anime actually was. To me, they were just the coolest of all cartoons. Anime was a word/concept that wasn't in my lexicon. I knew some of them came from Japan, but that was it. My cousins, my sisters, my friends, and I grew up watching the likes of DBZ, Sailor Moon, Inuyasha, Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X over there), Evangelion, the Saber Marionette series, Soul Hunter, Ah My Goddess! (which, to date, has some of my favorite character designs ever), etc. We used to have this trippy ass channel called Locomotion where they'd show all kinds of anime, including more obscure ones from the 80's and 90's, regardless of genre and/or maturity level (it surprises me that my mom never blocked that channel, even though she hated it...). I remember watching part of SLE upon release, not knowing what it was. That channel eventually ceased to exist and got replaced by Animax, although I think that one was removed from Venezuelan TV ages ago. However, national TV still broadcasted the main shonen anime from back then on a regular schedule (and I think they still do). Then my family and I moved, so my sisters and I abandoned anime for quite a few years (you know, growing up as a teen in an American high school and anime being uncool 'childish cartoons'... which, really, in hindsight, they kind of are, 
