Haha, I agree.
Kyoko's face is so priceless x3.

When I read manga on my iPod I always save my favorite pages and randomly read them/ set them as my wallpaper.

@Konata
Geeze, I'm realizing just how much of a casual fan I am of anime....

Yup. It sucks, but once Bandai pulled out, everyone rushed out and bought up all the Gundam DVDs that weren't SEED Destiny.

@CanisWolfred
There is a site I occasionally use called AnimeCrazy.net where I've been watching Shoujo Cosette, and I believe I've found the original Mobile Suit Gundam:
http://www.animecrazy.net/mobile-suit-gundam-episode-1/

^Whoops, link doesn't work...darn

Yup. Doesn't get much more inspirational than that. I love Gurren Lagann.

Also just downloaded the Crunchyroll app for my new cellphone! X3 Can't wait to get into the habit of watching more anime.

When I found this on Tumblr,I just HAD to post this! >:3

(Sorry if this is against the rules. )

i don't get it

Yeah, like...really, is she really a man, or something? Cus it's 1 AM, so I don't care either way.

It's a good app- I have it on my iPod and it makes watching anime so much more easier!

@Rocko52

@Shy_Kai
I have it on my iPod too!
Also on my phone, but I don't use it as much there.

@Konata
I really like the app, my only problem with it is that video playback can be a bit dodgy at times! This app introduced me to skip beat <3

You and me are so alike!
it introduced me to Skip beat! also!
I read through the manga too and I'm waiting for the next chapter that comes out next month.

Yes Fish Eye is a male but turned into a female in the Sailor Moon dub just like they did to Zoisite.

Oreimo Season 2 and Railgun Season 2 are my two most anticipated ones but I got some others to look forward to such as the Lucky Star spin-off featuring the Miyakawa sisters, Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko which I've been wanting to see get an anime adaption since I've been reading the manga, Hayate The Combat Butler since I enjoy that series a lot and many others I'm too lazy to list such as Suisei no Gargantia you mentioned too.

Code Geass Akito Episode 2 has been delayed to the Summer.

Oh...

Actually, I like the action scenes in Gintama. Yes, they're not as long or frequent as in other shows, but when they're there, they're really awesome. That said, I like that GinTama has a good balance of action, drama, and comedy. It's light-hearted fun a lot of the time, but it knows when to be serious and how to excecute its drama well. One Piece is like that to a certain degree, too, and that's part of why I love it so much. This'd definitely make for a good replacement once I'm done with OP (which should be soon).

And yes, I saw some of SKET Dance when it was new, but I got distracted and forgot to go back to it. It was really funny from what I saw. I should really watch more someday.

In no particular order:

Cowboy Bebop - It remains my favorite anime series, even ~12 years after I first watched it. I actually re-watch it (at least) once a year and I still notice a few new things each time. Stylish and cool, with an incredibly strong central cast, one of the best English dubs ever, one of the best soundtracks ever and a sci-fi setting that feels very "lived-in". I honestly have a hard time thinking of one thing I dislike about it.

Kids on the Slope - A bittersweet coming-of-age, slice-of-life story set in 1960s Japan, featuring a great, jazzy soundtrack by the great Yoko Kanno.

Usagi Drop (Bunny Drop) - A short and sweet slice-of-life, with a very touching and often very amusing relationship between the two lead characters (grade-schooler Rin and her new adoptive guardian Daikichi).

One Piece - Easily my favorite long-running shounen. It's just so fun, so endlessly creative, so genuinely funny and so completely unafraid to wear its heart on its sleeve. And the great, bond between the Strawhat crew ties it all together, and OP manages to keep them all involved in the story well beyond their introductions, which many other series of its ilk, even the good ones, struggle with. Even the arcs that are generally considered the "weakest" are usually still really, really good (and that goes for the filler too).

Baccano! - An enormous cast to keep track of, with no one main protagonist? Check. Morally ambiguous characters? Check. Multiple factions playing against each other? Check. Alchemists? Check. Isaac and Miria? Check. A sublime English dub (by Funimation, unsurprisingly)? Check. A luxurious passenger train as a prominent part of the setting? Check. Multiple events (mostly in Depression-era America) that aren't necessarily shown in order? Check. That glorious opening? Check. There was no way I wasn't going to like this.

BECK (Mongolian Chop Squad) - Another fantastic coming-of-age, slice-of-life story, told through the formation, rise and struggles of a young rock band.

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - Once it has sped through the material that the 2003 series covered in more depth, it quickly comes into its own as an incredibly engaging series that takes its story and characters to places you wouldn't expect. Not to mention a pace that. Never. Lets. Up.

Gurren Lagann - It's like pouring pure adrenaline and manliness straight into your eyeballs.

Planetes - A great hard science fiction series, and one that was completely unafraid to ask difficult questions of its characters and see what they were really made out of.

Monster - The ending is pretty controversial, but this complex, mature thriller had me on the edge of my seat for all 74 episodes.

Samurai Champloo - Sure, it's more uneven than its spiritual predecessor, but I still couldn't help loving its style, its music, its attitude, its action and the three main characters (yes, even Fuu).

Honorable Mentions (of which there are buttload; all of these came to mind before I whittled my list back down to 10... err, 11 series): Mushishi, Trigun, Dragon Ball, Fullmetal Alchemist, Eden of the East, Blood+, Darker Than Black, Casshern Sins, Wolf's Rain, Durarara!!, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Spice and Wolf, Yu Yu Hakusho, Soul Eater, Last Exile, xxxHOLiC, Ghost Hound, Black Lagoon, Princess Jellyfish, Occult Academy, Sgt. Frog, Detective Conan

Anyone know a good site for watching anime?

I don't have a favorite site for watching anime.
I just suggest having ad block on while you try to find a good site.
I'm not gonna go into detail why x3.