Anime u didn't continue watching?

[NinjaJJ]

What are the anime that u didn't continue watching? & Why?


1- Melody of Oblivion- It was so BORING , I was actully skipping the sceans in the 1st DVD !! ofcourse I didn't continue it

2-Otogi Zoshi- The first 3 MIN LOL !!! just the first 3 minutes , then I stopped !! The character's looks were too realistic which I hated so much.

3-Legend of the Dragon Kings- I dont know why did I buy the Box Set !! Its too OLD !! the drawings are so DARN OLD *Dies*

4-Arc the Lad- The Op , its like a video game not an anime !! but I still reached the 1st epi (( dispite the disapointing Op )) , didn't like it , water Fire Bla Bla Bla elements .

5-Boogiepop Phantom- Lame , Lame & Lame !! I watched the first part then I stopped !!

6-Nightwalker: I think I've seen the first 3 epi , I didn't like it coz it had few characters

7-Samurai Champloo: It had an interesting first episode, but from what I heard it went downhill after that, so I stopped watching.

[Sanagi]

Crest of the Stars - I know a lot people like this series, but I thought it was the most bland, by-the-numbers scifi anime I'd ever seen, and was falling asleep during the space battles. Then I saw an episode of the dub, which had even less life in it.

Tenchi Muyo - I have a great fondness for this series but enough is enough. And that goes for all the knockoffs that were made in its wake, too. How many times can they go back to the well on this one?

[Silver Knight]

Kikider, that show blew hard chuncks I missed a few episodes here and their because it actually made me fall asleep what kind of anime puts people to sleep, and whats worse it made me miss good shows like Trigun and Bebop.

[Azangel]

1) Nazca. Don't even ask.

2) Trigun. Someone spoiled the ending for me and I quit watching.

3) Weiss Kreuz. *falls over laughing* You took out a helicopter full of armed men with a sword, and you with a piece of wire, and didn't get shot? LAME...

4) X/1999. I got bored. I probabaly could have finished it, but...eh.

5) ...forgot the name, it was that bad. Will change when I remember. ;)

[Young Avenger]

Paranoia Agent - My mind exploded when I tried to understand what was happening. I was too confused to continue.

[MKTerra]

Inuyasha. I stopped before the episode where Mushin (sp? Miroku's master) supposedly dies. It didn't look terribly interesting, and I was busy at the time, so I ended up not picking it back up the week after.

Yugioh GX. Not because it was terrible or anything, but I think I got busy and/or CN stopped showing new eps, and I didn't keep track of when new ep airings returned.

Yugioh. Similarly, I either got busy or they went into reruns, and I lost track of the comeback date. This was around the Orichalcos filler arc. Pity, because what I've seen about the final Millennium Arc looked interesting.

[Buzz Dixon]

Not just anime, but I get tired of any series where it seems they've hit a plateau and the show isn't moving forward anymore. That's why I like short (i.e., 13 episode) seasons; they're over before the boredom factor can kick in.

There's a lot of shows I like (INUYASHA f'r instance) that are well done but still seem to be just marking time. I haven't seen the LOVE HINA anime, but the manga felt like it lasted three volumes too long (it jumped the shark with the witch sister arriving but fortunately realized that and banished her in the next volume).

[Sanagi]

Oh yeah, Inuyasha. There's a series that initially seemed like it was going somewhere, but quickly fell into a weird, unwavering status quo...

[Hikari Tsukishiro]

Galaxy Angel Lune.
Full of lol fanservice that the orginal GA didn't have, and crappy humor.

[OverMaster]

Slam Dunk.

Why the heck is this so beloved, I don't get it.

[Xero Kaiser]

Inuyasha - Wander through the woods, see monster, windscar windscar windscar, repeat.

[Sanagi]

Inuyasha - Wander through the woods, see monster, windscar windscar windscar, repeat.

If they had done like twenty or thirty episodes and then "Oh, there's Naraku, let's kill him. THE END" it would have been a great series.

[The Xenos]

Sci-Fi Harry. It was an obscure anime we caught one ep of at AXNY in 2002. Then we saw one ep again at Anime Boston and the second ep was missing from the DVD. The company that had the liscence, Super Techno Arts also did JoJo's Bizzare Adventure and.. well, Sci Fi Harry. Sadly, JoJo sold like crap (with 2 eps per $30 DVd, big surprise). So Sci Fi Harry was never released. We couldn't find a damn fansub, so my roomate actually bought a bootleg of it in Chinatown as much as we normally frown upon that. We started to watch the series, but it just got.. so.. damn.... slooooooow. And I'm a person who sometimes likes slow series. This one made Witch Hunter Robin seem like Dead Leaves. So We all gave up on it. There's a manga and I found some chapters online, but not many.

[Alex L]

I started One Piece, but quickly stopped when I realized the series is well over 200 eps (and close to 300 at this point).

Was about to stop GTO the anime, as I felt it didn't compare to the manga at all, and the animation quality was never THAT great.

Never really got into Inuyasha all that much, but I guess that counts, too. (Stopped at ep 12)

[SpydaWeb]

Couldn't get past the first episode of these series...

Hellsing

Voices of a Distant Star

Weiss Kreuz