Anime beginner

Yeah. The only difference between 7DS on Netflix and not on Netflix is that Netflix just made it look a tiny bit better and added a filler/non-canon season

Soo many people watch anime shows now and it's super hyped.

But for someone like me, who doesn't watch it but is considering giving it a go, it can be a little intimidating and I just don't know where to start.

All the popular shows (like Dragon Ball Z) have been going on for years and have thousands of episodes. That's just too much and overwhelming.

What do you guys recommend for a beginner??

I use Netflix, there are lots of anime stuff on there. And I have amazon prime too.

I've always been into 'kids anime' - I am OBSESSED with Pokemon and I used to love stuff like Bakugan, if that helps.

Thank you.

Sobi l won't get confused if I just watched the Netflix version without any knowledge of the first?

Netflix has the first series of The Seven Deadly Sins (obviously the best place to start!), as well as two sequel series and the movie. It does not currently have the 4th TV series, but is due to get it next month.

Have you watched any of the Pokémon movies? They're all really good. You might also enjoy Yu-Gi-Oh or Digimon. Avatar: The Last Airbender isn't an anime but it's practically considered an honorary anime, and it's absolutely amazing. Would highly recommend!

Soo many people watch anime shows now and it's super hyped.

But for someone like me, who doesn't watch it but is considering giving it a go, it can be a little intimidating and I just don't know where to start.

All the popular shows (like Dragon Ball Z) have been going on for years and have thousands of episodes. That's just too much and overwhelming.

What do you guys recommend for a beginner??

I use Netflix, there are lots of anime stuff on there. And I have amazon prime too.

I've always been into 'kids anime' - I am OBSESSED with Pokemon and I used to love stuff like Bakugan, if that helps.

Thank you.

Ive noticed a lot of people have mentioned Yu-Gi-Oh, however I would say with yugioh, there are about 6 different series. the yugioh series I would recommend would be the japanese dub of 5ds due to its voice acting, characters, soundtrack, plot, themes of the show (read the themes of 5ds vs the other yugioh shows on wikipedia and you'll get why Ive recommended it). Sadly the engish dub butchers a lot of this and would avoid it like the plague. honorable mentions for yugioh would be japanese dub of vrains (1st season is bad due to production issues, 2nd surprisingly good, 3rd starts of lame but climaxes nicely), the original series in English (series which most are probably thinking of when it comes to yugioh, the main character and the villians are good, otherwise it is a bit weak compared to other yugioh series) and the 2nd half of zexal (zexal is crap, everyone agrees on it, however zexal 2 is a tonally different show which has loads of character development and a much more serious / darker plot. sadly, this means you have to watch 100 episodes of zexal to get to zexal 2).

Thank you for taking your time out to explain this. When you say 5ds? What do you mean. Have I missed something 😂

Okay thank you that makes perfect sense now. Sounds similar to Bakugan in terms of seasons and layout of those

Soo many people watch anime shows now and it's super hyped.

But for someone like me, who doesn't watch it but is considering giving it a go, it can be a little intimidating and I just don't know where to start.

All the popular shows (like Dragon Ball Z) have been going on for years and have thousands of episodes. That's just too much and overwhelming.

What do you guys recommend for a beginner??

I use Netflix, there are lots of anime stuff on there. And I have amazon prime too.

I've always been into 'kids anime' - I am OBSESSED with Pokemon and I used to love stuff like Bakugan, if that helps.

Thank you.

Attack on Titan
Death Note
Evangelion; Neon Genesis

What's Attack on Titan and also Death Note about?

Attack on Titan: Post-apocalyptic medieval-like setting with some steampunk elements, where humans have been forced to hide in a large, multi-walled city from the weird giants that roam outside.

Death Note: Genius high school kid finds a book which can kill anyone whose name he writes on its pages, and uses it to enforce his own style of justice. Soon turns into a battle of wits with an equally intelligent detective.

Eva is overrated imo. If you want a high-school drama mecha series, I'd go with code geass or SEED (former's 1st season on Netflix, both on series on crunchy roll.With SEED, opt for the HD remaster, not the original)

If you want another super robot series, gurren lagan is far better than eva and is made by the makers of evangelion. Gurren lagan is on all4, Channel 4s streaming service