My Favorite Series

Watched it in dub, which I think was pretty good or at least decent. Not trying to imply anything serious, but I think its funny this anime kind of has an anti-gun control slant.

I used to watch anime until I was maybe like 10. Didn't continue watching it for a decade after, thinking anime was for chumps. I heard all the hype for Cowboy Bebop one day and decided to check it out. Such a great show and probably the best Anime created objectively in my subjective opinion. Watching it with its equally great dub may have also contributed it to me to check out other Animes dubbed.

So much profanity for a dub that isn't by Manga Entertainment in the 80s or 90s. That said I fucking loved it, both the dub and the show.

Slightly more confusing than the original series, but still just as great.

I loved the first half, but I was honestly disappointed in the second half til the end. The first half was goofy and funny, with our main character, Vash, being an absolute wholesome badass. The second half became more dark and mature, but I don't think it was executed well. My biggest issue while watching it in my first and only time was my opinion that they nerfed the cleverness and skill of Vash so they could have a darker story. So many moments where I thought Vash would have come out on top. Still worth watching in my opinion.

As for the dub, it has maybe some slight underwhelming bits but the main characters had some rocking voices.

I heard this was depressing as shit so I watched it expecting it to be so. I was mostly right. I watched this subbed in case the dub was weak for such a serious show.

Could have been my favorite anime all time until that turning point. Basically the first two-thirds were well written and always kept me in the edge of my seat. Then the series felt more rushed and weaker, like one of our main characters just got nerfed. However the ending was satisfying in my opinion so it is worth finishing. I'd still consider this show top ten material.

The dub is really good and my favorite character there has a butter-y smooth voice. Almost made me think of watching the original Japanese live-action movies dubbed, which is something I never do.

I finished all 43 episodes in 3 days, maybe the only series that I ever binged at that rate.

I watched the whole thing dubbed, but honestly I thought it was actually bad. I had many thoughts of actually switching to the sub when I was watching, but I felt it was too late to switch back now. The only saving grace was the main character being voiced by Steve Blum who nailed it right out of the park. The dub cast actually has some other voice actors who excellently dubbed other Animes before and after, but they had some underwhelming performances here which I blame on bad voice direction. I will admit their vocal performances do get better at the end, though not to a degree I would have liked. In conclusion, watch it subbed unless you really like Steve Blum.

Surreal, but mad funny. The style setting is different between the two seasons, but both are just as goofy.

Voiced by the actual man himself. Honestly though, the best character in that show would definitely be the pigeon voiced by Norm Macdonald.

I remember seeing the imdb ratings for this show, surprised that a "kids show" has such a high rating. It made me check it out and realize that the rating was really warranted. Took me out of my comfort zone from typical dark media to more family friendly ones.

You have heard about the dub right? It's worth watching for that alone. Honestly the dub is kind of dated with its references sometimes, but you might get it if you grew up around 2005.

Directed by the same creator as the one for Cowboy Bebop, this also tries to emulate some Western influences, s in Hollywood etc., but in a different way. The dub is also pretty great.

I watched the original 1995 movie and I was very confused as hell what was going on. I kind of saw what it was going for though and I decided to check this series out. I was also confused as hell a lot of the time, but I think it was able to portray its ideas far better in a less confusing way. It did not have as many action scenes as I hoped, but there was definitely plenty of badass special forces action to be seen. Season 2 is more coherent in my opinion, and perhaps also better than the previous.

The dub felt really solid. Not perfect, but I can't recall a time where I had a problem with it.

Confusing, but at the same time understandable? A lot of subtle themes on nostalgia and growing up, which I appreciate a lot more despite first watching it as a young adult. The dub is great.

The story is told in varying degrees of chronological order like if Pulp Fiction was more jumbled up. It has a real large ensemble of characters, so you might have to watch that intro multiple times if you get confused like me.

The story takes place in and around the 1930s in America. In my utmost opinion, that means you have to watch it dubbed.

Low quality animation, which gets better at the end, but they told a story very well with very fleshed out characters. Let me just say though that you might want to start reading the manga after watching this if you haven't started yet.

To say the least, the dub was very good. I loved the performances from the main cast, especially Griffiths. The bloopers from the recordings are also worth checking out.

Wish there was more of this badass series. The gist is that Wil Willis has to go up against a team of veterans in what is basically a glorified training exercise. We're talking "missions" where Wil Willis might have to sleep a few days to get through.

The second season was kind of underwhelming. I won't say it was completely bad, but it dragged on more than it should have.

I watched the original series, which I liked but it had an underwhelming ending. This OVA series is much better. I'd say more I like, but I'm currently too tired to flesh it out more. Instead, I'll mention that I wish it kind of took the more grounded route the original series had. Like come on man, a catboy and typical Anime comic relief in a few scenes ain't for me.

It takes place in Britain, it has to be dub man.