Anime you can't get into

[Noone From Nowhere]

Colorfull. That anime is proof enough that people need to get desensitized to the female body pronto.
Could you imagine someone trying to spend an entire episode of a cartoon trying to look at a man's underpants? Most Super Heroes, Boxers and Wrestlers are considerate enough to wear theirs on the outside as it is!

 

[Enzeru92]

most animes that have ecchi and center around the male cast acting like retards because "The girl has big titties"

yup that's what i basically hate in any anime

 

[historybuff]

I can't stand harem anime.

I can't stand melodramatic girly sob story anime. And slice of life anime can stay along with that, far away from me.

I don't like anime that goes on and on and on for 5000 episodes.


I prefer shorter series like Baccano! (about mobsters in NYC in the Prohibition Era); it ensures better quality writing and closure when it's over. And Baccano! is a series that pulls this off particularly well. It does something I really enjoy---juxtaposing really weird humor with really fantastic fighting/gore and hilariously quirky characters.

 

[sneakypenguin]

All of it, I was watching one, animation was good(cgi) action was good. Then a plane flew through a house and a bad guy grabbed the wing and took off. And that was my chance I gave to anime.

Did you stop watching television after stumbling onto King of Queens? Or stop reading books because Eragon sucked? Or listening to music because William Hung can't sing?

I watched a few episodes of death note, nurato, DBZ, some Akira? (sp) some gundam series idk which one, The only anime I remotely liked was Appleseed ex machina, just because it looks somewhat high quality. I just find most of the animation and stories irritating.

 

[NeutralDrow]

All of it, I was watching one, animation was good(cgi) action was good. Then a plane flew through a house and a bad guy grabbed the wing and took off. And that was my chance I gave to anime.

Did you stop watching television after stumbling onto King of Queens? Or stop reading books because Eragon sucked? Or listening to music because William Hung can't sing?

I watched a few episodes of death note, nurato, DBZ, some Akira? (sp) some gundam series idk which one, The only anime I remotely liked was Appleseed ex machina, just because it looks somewhat high quality. I just find most of the animation and stories irritating.

Ah, understandable then. I was under the impression that one example was all it took. My mistake!

 

[sneakypenguin]

All of it, I was watching one, animation was good(cgi) action was good. Then a plane flew through a house and a bad guy grabbed the wing and took off. And that was my chance I gave to anime.

Did you stop watching television after stumbling onto King of Queens? Or stop reading books because Eragon sucked? Or listening to music because William Hung can't sing?

I watched a few episodes of death note, nurato, DBZ, some Akira? (sp) some gundam series idk which one, The only anime I remotely liked was Appleseed ex machina, just because it looks somewhat high quality. I just find most of the animation and stories irritating.

Ah, understandable then. I was under the impression that one example was all it took. My mistake!

Well I didn't exactly specify that I had watched more than the one I talked of in my first post

 

[Gildan Bladeborn]

Every anime, ever, for all of time, infinity. For anime that I could actually want to watch to exist, it would first have to change in so many ways that it would no longer be anime.

 

[Mcface]

all of it.

 

[AvsJoe]

Whenever something gets big, like >40 episodes, I lose all interest. It's kind of like it's not worth the effort, y'know? But the same rule applies to Western television as well; I avoid the bigger shows like Supernatural and CSI in favour of the ones with fewer episodes and/or a miniseries.

 

[Zaksav91]

Many, many different anime shows. Especially that god awful show One piece, a super hero made of rubber?! really?! Then you have Bobobo-bo-bobobo..........yea the reasons for hating that show are self-explanatory...

 

[Katherine Kerensky]

None. I've haven't failed to get into any anime yet. but I tend to stick away from ones I don't think I'll be able to get into.

 

[MelziGurl]

I never had an interest in anime, then I met my fiance and don't mind sitting down to watch one with him. He doesn't have too many limits on what it is he likes, it's mainly the drawing quality and storyline.

 

[the1ultimate]

Death Note. After the colorful and relatable characters of Code Geass, Death Note just seemed a little... Dead.

 

[InsomniJack]

Generally, I can't get into anything that has to do with spirits or demons (with the exception of Death Note) or anything that takes place before the 1800s. They just go completely over my head right from the start and only get more and more complicated from there. I gotta have some form of science fiction, or it's a bust for me.

 

[the1ultimate]

Whenever something gets big, like >40 episodes, I lose all interest. It's kind of like it's not worth the effort, y'know? But the same rule applies to Western television as well; I avoid the bigger shows like Supernatural and CSI in favour of the ones with fewer episodes and/or a miniseries.

I have to agree.

I watched like the first episode of Naruto, but it seemed fairly... Ordinary and there were a whole lot more episodes, so with no ending in sight, I decided to just leave it alone.

Also:

I can't stand harem anime.

I can't stand melodramatic girly sob story anime. And slice of life anime can stay along with that, far away from me.

I don't like anime that goes on and on and on for 5000 episodes.

Quoted for truth and accuracy.

 

[Infernai]

Naruto. I could get into Hellsing, Bleach, Hell even Elfen Lied. But Naruto just....really can't find what makes it so appealing.

 

[Nazulu]

Most of them because they are either too childish or they don't do anything for me. I used to like anime like Pokemon and DBZ but ever since I grew up it just became too silly for me.

There are a few I still like so I will continue to look around and find anything else I am interested in.

 

[KValentine]

Haruhi and Lucky Star.

 

[Xpwn3ntial]

If you ever heard of it, I stopped watching Jinki: Extend after half of the first episode. It seemed... manufactured.