Daniel_Newton (Level 20)

You really shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, or in this case, an anime by it's premise. This show is actually much more sweet and innocent than it's description would have you believe. Plus, it's gorgeous to look at, everything is smooth, clean and very colourful.

Bakuman is great because it draws you in with the interesting premise of two high school kids working on their own manga together, and then really sells it by feeling very believable and realistic. It has a very different feel to most anime because of that, making pretty unique and interesting.

Ah, good ol' Beyblade. You know what's more exciting than an anime about monster card games? Changing the cards into lethal spinning tops that became the most bad-ass anime tie-in toy line ever. You could watch the show and then go out and buy the same spinning tops to battle with your friends. Genius.

The shift in visual style between the first series and this was really jarring at first, but you quickly found that the characters were the same and the 3D Beyblades looked cool as hell.

Oh man, that final battle between Tyson and Kai felt more like something out of Dragon Ball Z, which I had no problem with whatsoever.

I never thought I'd see the day Bleach would appear on my Finished list, it's really weird not watching a new episode every week. After the first handful of seasons the story was kind of all over the place, but I loved you all the same Bleach. Also, Bleach Movie 3: Fade to Black is one of the best anime movies ever, at least in my opinion, so there's that.

Do you like absolute absurdity and nonsense? Watch this. Make sure you also have a strong stomach.

Same as above.

Okay, anyone who has yet to give Clannad a try, watch it. Give the first few episodes a whirl. Maybe you won't like it, that's fine, but you might be missing out on something really special if you don't check it out.

If you've made it through Clannad there's no turning back, this is a package deal! Clannad After Story is the most touching thing I have ever watched. I'm not the kind of guy who cries, but After Story really took me to the edge. Near the end the lump in my throat was so big I thought I'd break out into floods of tears at any second. I didn't, but... man. What a good series.

So I watched Dragon Ball after Dragon Ball Z, I didn't find it as exciting, but it's much more about adventure and less about constant fighting and levelling up all the time. It was cool to see the characters in their younger days and how they got to where they were at the beginning of Z.

What can I say that I haven't said already? Dragon Ball Z was part of my childhood, a big part of it, much like Pokémon was too.

This is what happens when people are making money on a franchise that's ended but it's too profitable to let go. Plot holes, plot holes, plot holes... and Vegeta with a moustache. Super Saiyan 4 was cool in it's own weird way though.

Checked this out on a whim and enjoyed it. It's not exceptional, but it's entertaining and has a few good laughs.