Re: Anime, anyone?

Add BIO MEGA and DORO HE DORO to your list. Both are manga.


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> Who has somecyberpunkanime/manga favorites they'd like to share?
>
> On my (very small) list are:
>
> The Big O - Somewhat lodged between the Film Noir,Cyberpunk, and
> Fighting Robot genres. Once you get past 10 episodes, this one turns
> strange (or maybe "complex in a symbolic way" might be more accurate),
> and sucks you in. The setting is a Paradigm City, where 40 years
> previous everyone lost their memories. The outside world (and much of
> the city) remains a mystery for the people. It's an overall great
> series for those of you who like post-apolayptic-typecyberpunk.
>
> Ghost in the Shell - What can I say? It's a classic. Both the movie
> and the manga. This one deals with the idea of computers interfacing
> with the soul/mind/self in a very real way. One of the earlycyberpunk
> mangas, and definitely still a very good read.
>
> Among those on my "I'll get around to it when the semester is over"
> list are:
>
> Blame (manga)
> Noise (manga)
> Akira (manga)
> Noir (anime)
> Desert Punk (anime)
> Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Comples (anime)
>
> I'm sure I'm leaving out plenty of good titles, (both from
> forgetfulness and ignorance) but my laptop battery is about to die.
>
> -Ryan