...that would have been my list, except "Wallflower" is still on my to-dos. (watched the drama, tho)
I really, really enjoyed Love Con/Lovely Complex, though I'm not sure how much of that was enjoying the Kansai accents involved...it's a pretty cute one, but I'm not sure whether it's on the same level? The hilarity is mostly tied up in two bicker-twin friends (their jokes may also not be awesome in subtitles, I missed a bunch of them) where the tall girl and the short boy are destined to fall for each other but are too aware how funny it would look.
Not anime, but I adored Batman Beyond. (And it's short!) I don't often enjoy non-Japanese cartoons, either.
I say that, but I also haven't watched much anime at all. X)
Witch Hunter Robin is on the opposite side of my recommendations list--it's dark, more horror-like, with more serious art-style to match. It has an ambiguous ending, but I was surprised to like it despite it probably being a tragedy.
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Date: 2012-02-11 02:01 am (UTC)I really, really enjoyed Love Con/Lovely Complex, though I'm not sure how much of that was enjoying the Kansai accents involved...it's a pretty cute one, but I'm not sure whether it's on the same level? The hilarity is mostly tied up in two bicker-twin friends (their jokes may also not be awesome in subtitles, I missed a bunch of them) where the tall girl and the short boy are destined to fall for each other but are too aware how funny it would look.
Not anime, but I adored Batman Beyond. (And it's short!) I don't often enjoy non-Japanese cartoons, either.
I say that, but I also haven't watched much anime at all. X)
Witch Hunter Robin is on the opposite side of my recommendations list--it's dark, more horror-like, with more serious art-style to match. It has an ambiguous ending, but I was surprised to like it despite it probably being a tragedy.