RecursiveGreen's Anime
take a look at RecursiveGreen's Manga| Will not finish▲▼ | Rating▲▼ | Comment▲▼ |
| Bleach (TV) | So-so | Was interesting at first, but slowly turned into a modern version of Inuyasha. . .cheesy humor with average action sequences. Bah--WHERE'S MY THINKING MAN'S ANIME??? |
| Dragon Ball Z (TV) | Awful | The fact that this show stayed on the air as long as it did (still shown on various channels for whatever reason. . .) proves that we are devolving. Fights that span across ten or more episodes make modern soap-operas look inspiring and well thought out. This show could have easily been summed up in five episodes, instead of thousands. . . |
| Immortal Grand Prix (TV) | Bad | This show feels like Pokemon without the looming advertisement subtleties--which is like trying to enjoy sex with a numb manhood. . . |
| Immortal Grand Prix (TV 2) | Bad | See above comment. . . |
| Inuyasha (TV) | Not really good | If you are interested in viewing this show, record yourself yelling "INUYASHA!!!!!" and "KAGOME!!!!!!", put it on a playlist of your choice, and play them on repeat until your ears fall off--it's just as enlightening. Rabid fans of this show give a bad reputation to the rest of us--most likely why Adult Swim isn't very proactive on introducing new anime shows. |
| Naruto (TV) | Weak | I have nothing horrible to say about Naruto, but I have nothing great to say either. I don't understand why this is such a popular show. To me it reeks of Dragon Ball Z, and if you want to know what I think about that, see above. . . |
| One Piece (TV 1999) | Bad | What do you get when you breed a pre-pubescent Stretch Armstrong doll with a pirate? A righteous steamy pile of butt pudding. . . |
| Pokémon (TV) | Awful | Although it's been proven that kids are an easy target for marketing in commercials and other advertising venues, the fact that some sadistic moron made a cartoon for the sole purpose of selling a card game is unnerving. Even worse, the quality of the show is garbage in every aspect. I think I've read better plots on the back of cereal boxes. . . |