Topic: Anime & Manga (NO SPOILERS PLEASE)

Can anybody tell me what episode Soul Eater on Toonami is currently on.

20

You can always just watch it online.

So 20 just passed last saturday

the ones i missed,i will

not as fun

...not even joking about that. The set schedule and other people to discuss it with makes it more fun. Probably the main reason I've decided to watch any new season anime ever.

I just watch all my T.V and read my Manga online. I don't Wana wait for it!

It's also nice to have something extra to look forward to on the weekend.

So since I haven't cared for Naruto in ages is the plot still coherent or has it been forced to keep running for money at this point?

Its been a little off and on, the last chapter there was a big twist though and that was good. Most people are saying it will end this year and I am saying that as well.

You're quite possibly the opposite of me. I refrain from watching new season stuff just because there's so much episode-by-episode breakdowns on the net. Spoilers (even mild ones) matter for me when I'm in the middle of a series, but I don't care at all if I hear them before I start watching. I never tend to remember them while I'm watching anyway. Plus, I somehow feel terrible if I miss an episode or watch it a few days later.

Which is precisely why I'm going to watch Attack on Titan and Gargantia after they finish.

Well, anyone...should I skip Watership Island Arc?

Up to you. Some people love it, some people hate it. I thought it was alright, but overall it's not essential.

@CanisWolfred
Thing is, I really want to move on to the Baroque Works Saga cause after Loguetown it just kinda feels like East Blue IS over...which it technically is.

It's pretty meh but it basically takes a chapter's worth of "this info is important" type of explaining for the Grand Line etc. and puts parts of it in random things that happen during this filler arc...it's really weird. Maybe read a wiki on the arc or something.

So I just finished season one of the Flowers of Evil. I am so mad right now. SO MAD. It was as if the final episode was tailor made to pull the rug from under everyone and be downright offensive to the viewers

I just want to watch something light, fluffy and totally asinine now

After watching the opening a hundred times, and reading a lot about it (which is sorta what happened with Evangelion) I think I'll watch Soul Eater. (FMA B is on hold for now, Gargantia is finished)

So should I watch it subbed or dubbed?

@rocko - Either one will do, but I liked watching it dubbed because it features some of my favorite anime Voice talent.

I've heard the ending isn't that great and that it deviates greatly from the manga. (Not that I object to heavy deviations if the show's made early in the manga's run, like FMA) Without spoiling anything, is there ever a point I should stop, and read the manga?

On a seperate note, for my birthday a little over a week ago I recieved some actual manga (since I haven't owned any yet) and they were the first volumes of Trigun, Bleach, One Piece, and FMA. I noticed, that even though the first FMA anim heavily deviates, it follows that first volume pretty well, with some deviations, and movements of timeline. But the first episode of FMA B, the anime that's supposed to be uber faithful to the manga, wasn't even covered in Volume 1, whereas the first two episodes of FMA followed the first two chapters. (Admittedly, chapter 3 becomes episode 8 or 9 if memory serves right, and it was delegated as part of the flashback sequence that never happened in the manga)

Well, it splits off from the Manga completely somewhere in the 30s, but honestly, I'd just watch the whole thing anyways. You'd probably have to start the manga from the beginning anyways since there are a lot of differences throughout the series.