And here I am with another list! This time five Animes that are worth a watch.
1- Zodiac Knights – The first anime I’ve ever watched. I remember running to the TV when I was five or six just to watch it. It tells the story of five boys who have bronze armor and have to fight their way up a zodiac tower, defeating the zodiac knights (in gold armor) to save the life of a girl named Sayuri. Well at least that was what happened during the biggest part of season one. Adding the cool songs and Sayuri’s long purple hair that I thought was super awesome (okay, I admit it, I still do), Zodiac Knights is a fun, entertaining anime.
2- Pokemon – “I want to be the very best! Like no one ever waaaass” (okay, I was really singing it in Portuguese, but you get the picture). Pokemon is a classic that lives in our lives until today. I only watched first and second season and I only like the first 151 pokemons, or at max the first 250, but it’s an anime that needs to be here. I still play the game boy games up to date. But this is about the anime. It tells the story of Ash Ketchum, a 10 year-old boys that goes on an adventure with his new pokemon, Pikachu to become the best pokemon trainer in the world. Apart from Pikachu’s “pika pika pi,” it’s a really fun anime to watch and seeing the Rocket Team get screwed over and over again never gets old.
3- Cardcaptor Sakura – Because I’m a girl. It’s a cute anime, mostly for girls, but that guys can watch and have a nice time. It tells the story of Sakura, a 10 year-old girl (what’s up with the 10 year-olds?) that releases a set of cards (called clow cards in the first season) that have their own personality and powers. Sakura, then has to capture those cards with the help of her best friend, Tomoyo, that films all her adventures and Chinese boy Syaoran Li, her rival at first, but that becomes a good friend later. It’s very entertaining, and once again, the theme song is awesome!
4- Tsubasa Chronicles – Written by the same authors as Cardcaptor Sakura, it tells a story with the same characters in a different parallel universe. Or something like that. It’s the story of Syaoran, the adopted sun of an archaeologist that becomes one himself. Syaoran is in love with Princess Sakura who loses all her memories in episode one. Syaoran, then embarks on a quest to get Sakura’s feathers (which contains fragments of her memory) throughout different worlds with the help of the Fay, a magician that wants to go anywhere, but his own world, Kurogane, a ninja that wants to go back to his home world and Mokona, a cute creature that has the power to travels through worlds. Unfortunately, the anime was cancelled after second season because it got too violent. But if you wanna know the end, you can read the mangas like I did.
5- Dragon Ball – Not dragon ball Z, not dragon ball GT (even though, I like them both as well), just dragon ball. It tells the story of Goku, a boy who has a monkey tail, that goes around the world searching for the seven dragon balls, that together summons the dragon Shenron, that can grant one wish. Throughout his adventure, Goku meets a green-haired girl named Bulma, a pig named Oolong, a cat (?) named Puar, a bald boy named Krillin, and several other people. It’s a funny anime that was part of my childhood and I should stop talking about it before I start to listen to its theme song for hundred times in a row.
And this was the end of another list! Again, feel free to add your own favorite animes to the list.
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