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Oct 23 2013 05:33pm
I really like Samurai Champloo and other mainstream animes like cowboy bebop and black lagoon.
I want something dark, something with a deep backround to it and lots of people getting cut up.
My sister suggested I start watching Basilisk.

What else is there?

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e; Ive also watched Afro Samurai

This post was edited by JeremyLepage on Oct 23 2013 05:34pm
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Oct 23 2013 05:36pm
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Oct 23 2013 05:37pm
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durarara!!
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Oct 23 2013 05:42pm
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Oct 23 2013 06:44pm
One Piece, because that might be the only way it could be good to watch.
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#6
Oct 23 2013 06:46pm
Arakawa under the bridge

lol I didnt even read the post *.*
Berserk
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#7
Oct 23 2013 07:01pm
Boku no Pico is pretty dark
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Oct 24 2013 10:08am
Quote (JeremyLepage @ Oct 24 2013 12:33am)
I want something dark, something with a deep backround to it and lots of people getting cut up.


School days.
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#9
Oct 24 2013 11:50am
Don't watch attack on Titan stoned.
It made me depressed through out the first 20 episodes lol.
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#10
Oct 24 2013 12:36pm
Lots of people being cut up you say?

Elfen Lied. Plenty of that.
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