What was your first anime? (Read the first post!)

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sweatdrop DBZ

[TierriaErde]

My first was Sailor Moon when (being I'm not very old) I was 4. It has always been one of my favs just because it got me to like anime. I stopped watching when I was 8 and started again when I was 12. I then moved to Naruto and Bleach and I even had a Naruto fan club at school.

[TierriaErde]

JetStream0414

My first anime was The Yuyuhacka Show. I started watching that series and it peeked my inerest to see what others were oput there. Now I watch an abundance of anime like Death Note, Claymore, and Bleach.

Oh Em Gee, I love all those, Haha, I was just watching Claymore 10 minutes ago. heeh

[Mew2king]

naruto

[Belle Muerte 666]

Sailor moon was my first and i was in love with it. I didn't know it was anime though. I know I watched Samurai Pizza Cats even though I can't remember any of it. My brother watched DBZ but I never got into it. I got into Pokemon, YU-GI-OH, and a little into Digimon. Now I'm into Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist, a little into Inuyasha and Deathnote and trying to get into more.

[Kikyoyee]

My first one was Doraemon I think.. It is an anime right? I didn't know it then. my second one should be Cardcaptor Sakura.. It's all so long ago. xP

[tornangel82]

humm, it was either the movie Akira or probably pokemon

[ElephantsCanRawrtoo]

Naruto Suprisingly,
I love it to this day. ^^

[kiba wolf warrior]

pokemon or digimon

[Kazuko Nakamae]

Gundam Seed, and I was only 6 at that time, believe it or not eek

[Fallen Reaper Garruk]

Full Metal Alchemist

[lord430]

biggrin my first anime/manga was ruroni kenshin and first anime was of course dbz biggrin

[Chiharu Mari]

Gosh, that was a long time ago... probably DBZ... or Sailor Moon... or Rurouni Kenshin! One of these for sure! That is, if you don't count Heidi, from Hayao Miyazaki... ^^

[SexyVampire915]

well my first anime was dbz and then sailormoon and sadly pokemon

~Sexyvampire915 whee

[AquaMarinaSama]

First anime... Samurai Troopers and SailorMoon. Both were on TV at that point, and poorly dubbed. I had no idea what anime was, but I knew I loved the art style, and the storylines went way deeper than the other cartoons on TV.

Gees...That was back iiin... 1995. So, I guess you could say I've moved onward and upward from there. I've seen well over 200 different anime series and movies since then. The internet has helped anime by leaps and bounds. When I started up my fan-sub viewing, everything was VHS by mail! xp