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I have no idea how much I've seen. ^^; A lot?
I tend to do three-day-long binges with friends where we go through anywhere from three to seven titles. Sometimes we finish a series or OVA, somethimes we watch only a few episodes. ^^; And I have about 70 CDs of anime, a bunch of DVDs and tapes... not to mention what I've seen in clubs at school and random people's rooms and stuff....
I've seen a bunch of older stuff as well as newer stuff- I'm actually not a big fan of most of the stuff from the last couple anime seasons (unless it's CLAMP)(or Inu Yasha) (or FMA... okay, I'll stop >.>). But for the most part my favorites tend to be older. Sailor Moon, Escaflowne... going back to Kimagure Orange Road and some others.
I tend to do three-day-long binges with friends where we go through anywhere from three to seven titles. Sometimes we finish a series or OVA, somethimes we watch only a few episodes. ^^; And I have about 70 CDs of anime, a bunch of DVDs and tapes... not to mention what I've seen in clubs at school and random people's rooms and stuff....
I've seen a bunch of older stuff as well as newer stuff- I'm actually not a big fan of most of the stuff from the last couple anime seasons (unless it's CLAMP)(or Inu Yasha) (or FMA... okay, I'll stop >.>). But for the most part my favorites tend to be older. Sailor Moon, Escaflowne... going back to Kimagure Orange Road and some others.
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Ya!, have you heard of Mazinger Z? It's like early 70's... '72 I think. There's an anime showing right now called Panda Z that is a parody of it. Mazinger Z is one of those mecha animes. Not a real fan of mecha stuff, but oh well.Keropi wrote:Have you seen a lot of "older" anime EOC? (let's say anime that came out before 1992).
The animation reminds me of like the ghetto transformers. Not like recent or semi-recent, I am talking about like the first episode ever. I guess on a totally far note you "could" say it looks like Thundercats type anime (meaning the drawing, not the category of the genre), but that is really pushing it. They had an OVA of Mazinger Z in like 2003 or something I think.
I used to do that, but to me it kills the excitement of having to wait a week to see the next thing. However I almost watched Hikaru no Go all at once and wanted to kill myself after watching 60 episodes. The last thing I think I watched all at once was Kimagure Orange Road in like '88 and after that I said NEVER AGAIN! There's only one anime that I can really watch maybe 4 or 5 episodes at one time, meaning not even getting up to pee, and that would be Konjiki no Gash Bell!!. I think it's like Pokemon in a sense, but I dunno, I just enjoy the stupid comedy, mixed in with relationship building.weyrlady wrote:I tend to do three-day-long binges with friends where we go through anywhere from three to seven titles.
I have a little over 300 DVD-rs, 170+ CD-rs and whatever left over on my pc. It's starting to be a pain spending money to burn stuff. But then someone always wants to see it. =/weyrlady wrote:I have about 70 CDs of anime
I was thinking about going to AX, but really saw no point, I know stuff coming out in 2007. I mean I could go for the experience. Ya, I went in like '99 or something, but it was just stuff that I all ready knew, kinda bummed me out and made me not want to go to later ones. =/Keropi wrote:Then again I can't say I was a huge fan of the older anime animation style anyway so I didn't go out of my way to see them even when I could (like at AX).
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I've heard of it. I don't know anything about it, but I've heard of it.EOC wrote:Ya!, have you heard of Mazinger Z? It's like early 70's... '72 I think.

I think out of all the anime genres besides yaoi, the genre I watch the least of is old school mecha/robot shows. I just don't have much interest in those anymore.EOC wrote: There's an anime showing right now called Panda Z that is a parody of it. Mazinger Z is one of those mecha animes. Not a real fan of mecha stuff, but oh well.
I rarely ever watch much anime in one day. Even seven episodes in one day is a lot to me. Watching too much from the same anime at the same time makes the anime feel pretty flat to me and I don't want that to happen. The last time I watched over seven episodes in one day was for One Piece (did it two or three times), but the last time before that was way, way back.
I used to burn nearly everything, but it got to the point where I began to think: "How much of this stuff am I ever going to want to rewatch?". I mean am I ever going to be in the mood to rewatch something like Cinderella Boy when there's already so much new stuff airing now that I have no time for? So in the last month I've only burned 26 CD-Rs. Like you said. It does become expensive after awhile and there's no one around here that wants to watch it so why save too much?EOC wrote: I have a little over 300 DVD-rs, 170+ CD-rs and whatever left over on my pc. It's starting to be a pain spending money to burn stuff. But then someone always wants to see it. =/
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Heh. I didn't mean that to sound quite so "OMHI'msohardcore!!!1" as it came out. I was just going over the different ways and places I've watched things. ^^;EOC wrote: I used to do that, but to me it kills the excitement of having to wait a week to see the next thing. However I almost watched Hikaru no Go all at once and wanted to kill myself after watching 60 episodes. The last thing I think I watched all at once was Kimagure Orange Road in like '88 and after that I said NEVER AGAIN! There's only one anime that I can really watch maybe 4 or 5 episodes at one time, meaning not even getting up to pee, and that would be Konjiki no Gash Bell!!. I think it's like Pokemon in a sense, but I dunno, I just enjoy the stupid comedy, mixed in with relationship building.
I really enjoy the binges, though. They don't happen often (especially lately) but there's something really fun about immersing yourself in a show for an extended period and not worrying about the real world at all. And to do it with friends just makes it better. ^_^ And I sound like I'm talking about drugs. Whee!
Wow. ^^; I suspect I would have more, but after a year or so I got tired of burning things (helped by the fact that my burner was old, slow, and only 1 out of 3 burns succeeded) so I ended up just deleting them off my hard drive right after I watched.EOC wrote: I have a little over 300 DVD-rs, 170+ CD-rs and whatever left over on my pc. It's starting to be a pain spending money to burn stuff. But then someone always wants to see it. =/
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Well to me someone weither they are online or whatever always wants anime. I mean for some reason even with dsl people don't download things. I have a friend who has cable, but whines to me about burning Naruto for her.Keropi wrote:I used to burn nearly everything, but it got to the point where I began to think: "How much of this stuff am I ever going to want to rewatch?". So in the last month I've only burned 26 CD-Rs. Like you said. It does become expensive after awhile and there's no one around here that wants to watch it so why save too much?
Well I don't burn stuff off my pc unless the series is done or over 50. Like all of FMA is still sitting on my pc waiting until it's done. I burn mainly in sperts.
Well I get CD-rs for free (verbatim/memorex), but then again they are like floppy discs to me. Put on something that is 1 MB then throw them away.
Ya, I have been downloading for little less than a yr and I am almost up to 3 TB. I have been downloading less lately, just because I have now become picky in what I watch. However if the first episode is good, I will probably download it.weyrlady wrote:I suspect I would have more, but after a year or so I got tired of burning things (helped by the fact that my burner was old, slow, and only 1 out of 3 burns succeeded) so I ended up just deleting them off my hard drive right after I watched.
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I've seen over 50 but under 100...
I also burn all my anime to disk... I think i have over 100 cd's now.
I also burn all my anime to disk... I think i have over 100 cd's now.
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Yikes.
I could dig out my (color-coded) database and look... have to have one because of how scattered episodes get on the , um, let's see, 1650 or so discs sitting here. of which I've watched about 400 discs' worth. But I'm way too lazy.
Have to have the database and keep the discs because, now that he's done with his degree, the spouzal unit has caught the disease.
I have watched a lot of older shows and really like most of them -- I wasn't intending to, but one year at Anime Expo I killed a couple of hours before the return flight by watching Char's Counterattack. It suckered me in to Gundam. And of course you can't just pick up Gundam somewhere in the middle without losing lots of the backstory...
I might possibly be the only person alive who has only seen a couple of episodes of Dragonball Z. I've suffered through gobs of Pokemon and Sailor Moon in their English translation with my girls but I just can't handle the voices -- could they possibly have found WORSE voice actors for Sailor Moon?
Anyway, to get back to the point; some day I will have watched most of what I've got. But since I'm already old and gray it may have to wait until I''m old, gray, and retired!!
I could dig out my (color-coded) database and look... have to have one because of how scattered episodes get on the , um, let's see, 1650 or so discs sitting here. of which I've watched about 400 discs' worth. But I'm way too lazy.
Have to have the database and keep the discs because, now that he's done with his degree, the spouzal unit has caught the disease.
I have watched a lot of older shows and really like most of them -- I wasn't intending to, but one year at Anime Expo I killed a couple of hours before the return flight by watching Char's Counterattack. It suckered me in to Gundam. And of course you can't just pick up Gundam somewhere in the middle without losing lots of the backstory...
I might possibly be the only person alive who has only seen a couple of episodes of Dragonball Z. I've suffered through gobs of Pokemon and Sailor Moon in their English translation with my girls but I just can't handle the voices -- could they possibly have found WORSE voice actors for Sailor Moon?
Anyway, to get back to the point; some day I will have watched most of what I've got. But since I'm already old and gray it may have to wait until I''m old, gray, and retired!!

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After thinking about this for awhile, I think I finally compiled enough data to able to answer the question properly. The original poster didn't want uncompleted anime included in the "How many anime titles have you seen?" count.
I don't have my 2002 anime calendar handy, but I've compiled an estimate of what I had seen as of August 25th, 2004. These are the category descriptions used by MyAnimeList and are not always accurate (DVD omakes are frequently called OVAs, long DVD specials are in the Movie category, etc):
Anime titles I had COMPLETED as of Aug 25th, 2004:
74 TV series, 221 OVAs, 83 Movies and 17 Specials
But there are 54 OVA, 1 Special, 1 Movie I seen that I'm not sure if I completed before Aug 25th, 2004. I know I completed many of them by that date, but I'm not sure when I did it. I believe I completed at least 35-40% of them by Aug 25th, 2004, but being conservative let's say I only completed 30% of them by that date. That would add 16 OVA to the above figure. That brings the estimated total to:
74 TV series, 237 OVAs, 83 Movies and 17 Specials
My work is done now...until I find that 2002 calendar! Then I can create more accurate numbers.
EDIT:
I looked up the selling dates of all the anime I didn't have a completion date for. I looked them up on Anime News Network which has much more accurate dates than MAL. I was able to eliminate a lot of questionable titles just from that although the last episode date had to be released/air at least a month and a half after Aug 25th, 2004 for the date to be eliminated for sure because I've seen several anime come at least two weeks before their "official" selling date.
I don't have my 2002 anime calendar handy, but I've compiled an estimate of what I had seen as of August 25th, 2004. These are the category descriptions used by MyAnimeList and are not always accurate (DVD omakes are frequently called OVAs, long DVD specials are in the Movie category, etc):
Anime titles I had COMPLETED as of Aug 25th, 2004:
74 TV series, 221 OVAs, 83 Movies and 17 Specials
But there are 54 OVA, 1 Special, 1 Movie I seen that I'm not sure if I completed before Aug 25th, 2004. I know I completed many of them by that date, but I'm not sure when I did it. I believe I completed at least 35-40% of them by Aug 25th, 2004, but being conservative let's say I only completed 30% of them by that date. That would add 16 OVA to the above figure. That brings the estimated total to:
74 TV series, 237 OVAs, 83 Movies and 17 Specials
My work is done now...until I find that 2002 calendar! Then I can create more accurate numbers.

EDIT:
I looked up the selling dates of all the anime I didn't have a completion date for. I looked them up on Anime News Network which has much more accurate dates than MAL. I was able to eliminate a lot of questionable titles just from that although the last episode date had to be released/air at least a month and a half after Aug 25th, 2004 for the date to be eliminated for sure because I've seen several anime come at least two weeks before their "official" selling date.
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