[Discussion] searching an anime

[Byron123]

I'm looking for an anime that takes place in modern era, with weapons, good plot, interesting characters and superb animation, any suggestions?

 

[DoubleKamui]

Hunter x Hunter. Nuff said.

 

[iamkawaii08]

No game no life.

 

[Putokage]

Shangri-la was interesting

 

[Out Of Ctrl]

You could try Sword Art Online if you haven't already.

 

[Fuzzy Panda]

I strongly suggest you check out Guilty Crown. Only 22 episodes and it's very good (especially the OST and animation).

Summary:

The story takes place in Tokyo in 2039, after the outbreak of the "Apocalypse Virus" during what became known as the "Lost Christmas" of 2029. Since then, Japan has been under the control of the multinational organization called GHQ.

Ouma Shu is a 17 year-old boy who mistakenly obtains a rare and great power. He can use this power, "The Right Hand of the King," to extract "voids," or tools/weapons that are the manifestations of peoples' hearts.

He has been rather shy since a childhood tragedy, but both his personality and life change forever when he meets a girl named Yuzuriha Inori, a member of the rebel terrorist group called "Funeral Parlor," whose members seek the restoration of self-government in Japan via the ousting of GHQ.

 

[themuna]

Darker than Black is futuristic but most the regular tech used isn't that far advanced.

 

[daretospeak]

Fate Zero. One word to describe it AWESOME.

 

[Byron123]

Hunter x Hunter. Nuff said.

Ι tried very hard to watch the first 2 episodes but I simply can't, I find it so unbelievably boring, no offense.

No game no life.

Shangri-la was interesting

I'll check it out.

You could try Sword Art Online if you haven't already.

I have already, preety good.

I strongly suggest you check out Guilty Crown. Only 22 episodes and it's very good (especially the OST and animation).

Summary:

The story takes place in Tokyo in 2039, after the outbreak of the "Apocalypse Virus" during what became known as the "Lost Christmas" of 2029. Since then, Japan has been under the control of the multinational organization called GHQ.

Ouma Shu is a 17 year-old boy who mistakenly obtains a rare and great power. He can use this power, "The Right Hand of the King," to extract "voids," or tools/weapons that are the manifestations of peoples' hearts.

He has been rather shy since a childhood tragedy, but both his personality and life change forever when he meets a girl named Yuzuriha Inori, a member of the rebel terrorist group called "Funeral Parlor," whose members seek the restoration of self-government in Japan via the ousting of GHQ.

This one sounds very good, I'll choose yours XD

Darker than Black is futuristic but most the regular tech used isn't that far advanced.

Fate Zero. One word to describe it AWESOME.

I'll check them out, thank you guys for the help

 

[Naruto D Luffy]

1. hunter x hunter
2. Attack on titans
3. FMA

 

[Tera Path]

- Guilty Crown
- Zankyou no Terror
- Higashi no Eden
- Durarara!!
- Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom
- Black Lagoon
- Jormungand
- Fate/Zero

Those should be enough right?
Just search them all on myanimelist.

 

[silmarill]

Black Lagoon

 

[ultraChalk]

Boku no Pico

 

[~Puppet Master~]

I second Darker than Black, it's the modern era, but with an alternative setting.

 

[Hexuze]

Hunter x Hunter. Nuff said.

^This.

Ι tried very hard to watch the first 2 episodes but I simply can't, I find it so unbelievably boring, no offense.

Judging a series of 148 episodes from it's first 2 episodes? Nice. Well you're missing out, not us. Both my avatar & sig. are from the HxH 2011 anime so try judging now & those are scenes that happen pretty early on in the series. It does start out a bit meh since it's really similar to Naruto (Naruto was inspired from HxH) but it really picks up later on.

 

[Byron123]

^This.

Judging a series of 148 episodes from it's first 2 episodes? Nice. Well you're missing out, not us. Both my avatar & sig. are from the HxH 2011 anime so try judging now & those are scenes that happen pretty early on in the series. It does start out a bit meh since it's really similar to Naruto (Naruto was inspired from HxH) but it really picks up later on.

I'll try to but thing is that I've never tried so hard to like something. With Naruto it was love with the first glance but HxH is like I'm forcing myself, anyway, I'll try to.

 

[Hexuze]

I'll try to but thing is that I've never tried so hard to like something. With Naruto it was love with the first glance but HxH is like I'm forcing myself, anyway, I'll try to.

Watch it till the finish of the yorknew city arc and make up your mind then. It's the best HxH arc IMO.