I haven't seen many Horror Anime! What are your favorites?

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wELCOME cONSUMER wrote:
klet wrote:My favorite is Monster. :) So much so that I almost bid on some Monster genga that ended this morning.
I've only read some of the manga, is the anime similar? The art style looks right and the plot intrigues me.
I've read the first five volumes, and it is almost indentical plot-wise. The character design has been cleaned up a bit (after his first adult appearance, Johann is cute! :love: ) but other than that, it's very similar. :) Only available through fansubs, though.
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wELCOME cONSUMER wrote:
klet wrote:My favorite is Monster. :) So much so that I almost bid on some Monster genga that ended this morning.
I've only read some of the manga, is the anime similar? The art style looks right and the plot intrigues me.
I've read the first five volumes, and it is almost indentical plot-wise. The character design has been cleaned up a bit (after his first adult appearance, Johann is cute! :love: ) but other than that, it's very similar. :) Only available through fansubs, though.
Ah, wow, sounds good then. I hope they import it, it's a manga I really enjoyed (the manga has been brought over, so maybe the anime will be too).
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Oh. :-) What about the other ones?
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Yes, Higurashi is horror.
Prepare to be incredibly confused.


It's based after a highly successful
series of horror video games.

If you're going to watch Boogiepop Phantom,
For god's sake watch the live movie Boogiepop & Others,
first or you'll never understand what the hell is happening.

More spiritual horror than bloody, there's Ghost Hunt a relatively new
offering being subbes by SHS and Shinsen-Subs. Only 9 eps. released so far, but I'm digging it. ( http://www.animesuki.com/series.php/903.html )

If you can find it, try:
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I like xxxholic by clamp, some epis give me goose bumps. :? There is also comic moments and moral behind each story. The other one I recently watched is Ayakashi Japanese Classic Horror. You get to learn abt Japanese heritage and culture as it's set in the past.
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Zag wrote: If you're going to watch Boogiepop Phantom,
For god's sake watch the live movie Boogiepop & Others,
first or you'll never understand what the hell is happening.

LMAO!!!!!!!!
:rollin :hitting:

I agree on that one! /no1
After all the movie is a prequel to the series.
But boy are the mangas good!!! O_O
I am eating up the novels and mangas like candy!
:crazy :drool :deek


As for horror, I havent watched it yet but I hear Le Petit Cossette is supposed to be one
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Omfg, Yes!
La Petite Cosette for the win!
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uh i havent really seen any "horror" related animes, a lot of psychological ones but as to horror. that and hellsing's tasty candy.
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Anyone want a Higurashi baseball bat? :D

http://page11.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/n48159469

Too bad...it's only a ball point pen. :P
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I hate horror as a general rule, so I don't have any favorites, but I have seen:

Vampire Hunter D
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RoboFlonne wrote:I don't need a bat... Any axes? I mean Can openers? /hmm
No, I haven't seen any axe cleaver cutlery sets recently.

They were probably limited editions and the people that have them don't want to part with them. I know if I had one of those axe cleavers I would use it to search my house after I got home from work. The one I use right now isn't intimidating enough. :(

Hey Roboflonne...have you seen this Higurashi website of the real-life Higurashi inspired locations?:

http://www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~dai_/diary/higurashi.htm

Check out the actual valley that's shown at the end of the Higurashi Opening animation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvE8XO6Y ... %20opening
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