Whats so good about it guys? I dont get it really but i dont watch it and dont feel like looking it up and see if its on tv and what not I did watch naruto though when it first came out i remember the first episode where he turned into a naked girl and thats all he could do i think....then i got freaked out by it and it got scary so i stopped watching it. But then i started watching one piece a but didnt get it..

Well, it depends who you ask. To some anime is just a time waste, or maybe just something else to do. To others like me anime is a way of life, I think anime is more then just something to watch, its a mixture of emotions and excitement and your always thinking about whats going to happen next. I know a lot of people don't get anime, don't like it, or just plain old think its stupid but I guarantee you 90% of those people didn't give anime a chance. Anime is a whole different world and a lot of people don't even know it.

I loved watching Naruto when it came out it was one of my favorite shows just never got into anything else. Nowadays I hardly watch TV I'm either on my computer or on my PS3 doing whatever.

I used to like Bleach, Naruto, yu yu hakishow, the DB series.

oh ya i watch Dragon Ball sometimes when my brother watches it

ya anime is something that you have to be born liking its not soemthing you just pick up...i duno i asked some of my firends and he said he has a brother who just hates anime but he loves it and watches anything he can thats his genera...i guess but eiter way its one of those things were it realy comes down to it stays with you as a part of your life now anime will always go were i go..i hope

Unless i kill all the anime creators...

Are anime fans born or made? No one knows, but honestly what I can say is you rather like anime or you don't. Because if you like anime, you can never really hate it, as far as i've seen.
If you give me a list of things you hate to see in a show and things you like, or a general genre you prefer, I can recommend to you lots of different series.

I don't particularly care much for most anime (especially dubbed versions of the original show), but I grew up like everyone else my age watching animated feature films from Disney, Pixar, and Dreamworks, and so I have come to appreciate being able to relate and enjoy characters and events even if they are computer generated/drawn. So the shift into anime isn't difficult if you're used to that (for older generations like back before the 90's, it could be more difficult to appreciate animated television), but sometimes you'll happen upon a show like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Darker than Black, or Sword Art Online, and like me, someone who doesn't really watch anime or read manga or anything, and I can watch these all the way through in the original Japanese.


Some anime is above average in terms of storytelling, and if you have any unscrutinous bone in your body, it shouldn't be difficult to sit down and watch a masterpiece of filmmaking even if it happens to be anime.

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I don't particularly care much for most anime (especially dubbed versions of the original show), but I grew up like everyone else my age watching animated feature films from Disney, Pixar, and Dreamworks, and so I have come to appreciate being able to relate and enjoy characters and events even if they are computer generated/drawn. So the shift into anime isn't difficult if you're used to that (for older generations like back before the 90's, it could be more difficult to appreciate animated television), but sometimes you'll happen upon a show like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Darker than Black, or Sword Art Online, and like me, someone who doesn't really watch anime or read manga or anything, and I can watch these all the way through in the original Japanese.


Some anime is above average in terms of storytelling, and if you have any unscrutinous bone in your body, it shouldn't be difficult to sit down and watch a masterpiece of filmmaking even if it happens to be anime.

Seems simlar to how it happend to me