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Japanese Anime.

I have compiled a list of Japanese Animes that I collect. It is purely meant for me to keep track and not for any form of online distribution. I will be updating it regularly, so please check the link on the sidebar again if you are interested in knowing what I am watching and keen to have a discussion with me about them. For quick information on each series, I have painstakingly added links to Anime News Network.

Personal Ratings for Recommended Series:
* - Definitely worth procrastinating your work to watch it.
** - Highly recommended. You havta watch it!
*** - Forget about eating and sleeping. You MUST finish the whole series at ONE GO!

A
Avenger

B
Bleach *
Blood+ *
Bakuretsu Tenshi

C
Capeta
Chobits *
Chrono Crusade *

D
Da Capo
Dear Boys
Death Note **
Detective Academy Q ***
D.N. Angel *

E
Ergo Proxy *

F
Fullmetal Alchemist ***
Full Metal Panic! **
Full Metal Panic? - Fumoffu *
Full Metal Panic! - The Second Raid ***

G
Gantz **
Getbackers ***
Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex **
Ghost Hunt **
Gilgamesh
Gundam Seed ***
Gundam Seed C.E.73: Stargazer
Gundam Seed Destiny **
Gunslinger Girl

H
Hack Sign
Hellsing *
Honey and Clover I ***
Honey and Clover II **
Hunter x Hunter OVAs

I
Initial D - Fourth Stage
Inuyasha
I"s OVA
I"s Pure

K
Kiddy Grade
Kimi ga Nozomu Eien

L
Last Exile **

M
Maria-Sama ga Miteru
Maria-Sama ga Miteru OVAs
Macross Zero OVA
Midori Days *
Mushishi *

N
NANA
Narue no Sekai
Naruto *
Noein

O
One Piece *
Onegai Twins
Ouran High School Host Club

P
Paradise Kiss ***
PeaceMaker Kurogane

R
Read or Die
Read or Die OVA **
Rescue Wings **

S
Saikano
Saiyuki Reload
Samurai 7
Samurai Champloo
Shaman King
Shingetsutan Tsukihime
Speed Grapher
Spiral ~ Suiri no Kizuna *
Solty Rei

T
Tokyo Underground
Trinity Blood *

W
Weiss Kreuz Gluhen
Welcome to NHK *
Witch Hunter Robin **

X
X *
xxxHOLiC *

Updated: 28 April 2007
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Unknown said…
Ha ha, I realised you have many animes which I've not watched. =p
But I have a fair number of shoujous which you don't have.
December 12, 2006 8:06 PM
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