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Saga of Tanya the Evil

I love this show so much, any other fans out there? Who else loved season 2?

Samurai Champloo Cowboy Bebop

It's gotta be Nujabes

Ryner Lute Despite being an extremely plain looking anime boy with powers that sound like they're from someone's middle school OC, Ryner holds a special place in my heart. First and foremost he is a representative of the brown hair/eyes population that is rarely allowed to be the star of an...

Are there any fans of this on here? Or is this going to be another one of my niche things on the site?

It's not EXACTLY all yuri, but the game VA-11 Hall-A is a great VN with plenty of girl x girl love. Safe for all ages.

Could it be we were separated at birth?

Legend of the Legendary Heroes: Underrated and largely unknown but feels very much like a classic fantasy RP. Heavy Object: An upbeat but clever Sci-Fi War Comedy. The Heroic Legend of Arslan: Remake of a classic anime that pulls on a feel from old fantasy RPGs like Fire Emblem. Persona...

Yu-Gi-Oh on the Saturday morning Fox Box

@IdeaLook, you can try as much as you like to declare my argument logically invalid but that doesn't change the fact that my argument is factually correct. A simple search of the basics of biology will provide you with the requisites for an object to be considered living, and applying those...

@IdeaI'm defining life by the science of biology, it is not my definition but the established and accepted definition of the scientific community. All things are made of atoms, atoms are not cells, the structure of a cell must exist to be considered an living creature, the atoms of the sun do...

@IdeaThe sun does not fulfill the seven characteristics of life. One, the sun is made up of hydrogen and helium atoms, a living thing must be made up of cells, an atom is not recognized as a cell. Two, living things must have multiple levels of of organization, only in the loosest sense could...

@IdeaThe sun is not an animal, plant, fungus, archaean, or bacterium. The sun is a large scale chemical reaction incapable of the functions of life. 

@IdeaMy definition of life does no such thing. My definition of life is an organism, which neither the sea or the sun is, such as an animal, plant, fungus, archaean, or bacterium. The organism also has to be capable of stimulus response, reproduction, growth, development, and homeostasis. Tell...

@IdeaI never said the sea was life, I said that the sea was the cradle of life, the mother, if you will.  Neither the sea nor the sun are living organisms.

@IdeaNo the sun fits into my definition of energy. The sun did not give us life.

@MrNekoI'm sure that if my fleet and your's were both to encounter those alien foes of your's we would fight side by side as defenders of earth.

@IdeaIt is not the sun itself but its energy which gives life reliant on photosynthesis the ability to live. But there are forms of life which persist without the sun, and surely you do not look to energy which fuels you as your mother? Do you look to your daily bread as the mother of your life?