I tried not to include the ones everyone knows even though some still ended up here.ġ984 - Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star)ġ986 - Project A-ko (Dragon Ball also debuted this year)ġ987 - Bubblegum Crisis (City Hunter also debuted this year)ġ993 - Dragon Half (this deserves to be here even if it's only 2 episodes) That's why I want you to add or replace your favorite on this list. Note: Of course there are many others from each year listed here.
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"Hand-painted cels, cel shading, influenced by Western/other pop culture, more adult-themed characters or stories, etc." Also, feel free to discuss anime prior to 1978 like the works of Matsumoto, Nagai, etc. What's to discuss? What do you really like about retro anime? Did you start watching during the 60's, 70's, 80's (not-so-common for Westerners), 90's, or early 2000's? Anything you miss about the way anime was - E.G. I'll start in 1978 when the Japan economic bubble was about to pop and stop on the year 2000. Some others are much less discussed (you'll find those in the below timeline). Popular titles which most are going to say are the only retro anime to watch by generalization are: Akira, Ninja Scroll, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Dragon Ball Z, Cowboy Bebop, Sailor Moon, Yu Yu Hakusho and Trigun. Feel free to post modern anime memes here (just try not to derail the OP too much). This is not a retro anime versus modern anime attack thread. Retro is just something that sorta spins my universe and I know it does for many others. Anime discussion is one of the main reasons I joined NeoGAF.
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