[redsniper]

So, during the downtime I managed to finish 'getting' and watching this anime and I enjoyed it a lot. Who knew that an anime with no sword fighting or gunplay could still be so good? The plot didn't really go the way I thought it would but I still liked it. The characters are likable and it has a good soundtrack to boot. So, has anyone else here seen this? What did you think of it?

[Flaser]

Seen it ages ago...now if only people could watch Hack.Sign with the same mindset.

[kode]

It's definitely an A class anime. Gave me about the same amount of feel-really-damn-good that Saikano gave me feel-really-****ing-sad.

[Gortef]

I still haven't seen it. (well I have senn the first episode though). I should just grab my arse, nail it to the bench and watch it (the series, not the arse)... ... among other titles.

[kode]

I still haven't seen it. (well I have senn the first episode though). I should just grab my arse, nail it to the bench and watch it (the series, not the arse)... ... among other titles.

heh, yeah. I have a lot of titles to go through as well.

[BlackDove]

Haibane Renmei is sufficiently awesome. I knew I was gonig for the right thing when I heard that the same people were involved in Serial Experiments Lain.

In any case, it's a nice story of... let's call it "transcendance" and its laws.

[Mongoose]

Seen it ages ago...now if only people could watch Hack.Sign with the same mindset.

Seeing a few episodes of .hack//SIGN on Toonami was what started to convince me that all anime did not involve seizure-inducing flashing and ridiculous emotional displays a la Pokemon.