Thread: Bad Anime Anyone? (Good series with poor openings or descriptions)

Originally Posted by Innerhell

Yu-Gi-Oh! had its moments

I agree Yu Gi Oh is quite boring IMO, kid like it tho. But again I used to love pokemon and digimon

Originally Posted by Gundam-Freedom

I agree Yu Gi Oh is quite boring IMO, kid like it tho. But again I used to love pokemon and digimon

Man those where the good old days!

i used to like pokemon...it was my first favorite cartoon before the teletubies and barney!!hahaha yeah(i was a little kid)getting back to the subject....i like all pokemon seasons but they r runing outta ideas and they r making stupid seasons that dont have any sense at all...now i hate it!!(in that time i didnt know that pokemon was anime)hahahaha

there are no bad anime that are really bad the only one has to be bobobobo bobbo on cn it has no since in the least bit it about this guy who has hair and noone else does wats that about

there are tons of bad anime so i'm just gonna mention one, here it goes, Inuyasha in my opinion is a bad anime why? well becuase they never end the show, they just keep adding the same crappy episodes, if Inuperro kills the bad guy later the bad guy comes back and the whole hunting thing starts again.

ps; please Inuyasha's fans don't hate me, it is just my personal opinion, let's be kool.

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This thread is starting to drift off topic. To quote the original posting...

Originally Posted by HibikiLink

How many of you have started watching an anime series (from the beginning of course) and thought it looked realy dumb only to come back to it later and find out it is really good? Now you can curse all you want but I thought Naruto looked really dumb and because of my arogance I missed out on a couple of seasons and now I can't get them. Any of you made the same mistake?

This thread is not about BAD anime series, it's about GOOD anime series with either a poor/bad start, or bad word of mouth descriptions ('Angelic Layer', toy dolls punching and kicking each other??? Lame description, but a great series...)

The irritation of long running, radical and/or popular anime is that they always start with a flourish, but like flowers tend to wither and drop off after a short while, but with support and nurishment (new ideas and more up to date concepts) they tend to blossom again a season or two later. As regards the question, Excel Saga started to get thin after about the third episode, but considering its objectives it only seemed fair to watch it again and I have come to understand and like it a bit better.