Dispionting Anime

Pokemon, Sailor Moon,..and sadly...Naruto. (for me.)

 

Vampire Knight. When I saw the cover I thought, 'the girl looks kind of big eyed, but let's see how it goes.' I wasn't able to finish the first volume. It just seem to leave a bad feeling with me, maybe it was the storyline.

 

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I'd have to say I was mildly disappointed with the original Hellsing anime. It went in a completely direction than the manga. No Millenium, no Nazis, no nothing.

I was sad.

 

Air


I heard it was a beautiful anime, and the entire time I was watching it, I felt EXTREMELY disappointed in that anime, and bored.

 

Bleach, Naruto, and Inuyasha. I dislike animes that try to be funny by having characters act as if they're stupid or clueless as it's only source of humor. Then then they could go right back to being serious. I tried watching them, but they all got too boring and cheesy for me after a while.

 

TOKKO didn't meet my expectations at all.

 

Inuyasha since the story was still lacking a ending. It should of been continued. The manga in Japan is still going for some reason.

 

Definitely Negima!. All the color, the order of story arcs, and arc length changes were just too much. Not to mention that the anime only lasted 26 episodes, while the manga is still going on.

Actually, the manga already finished.

 

I agree, Negima was a huge disappointment to me. The way they used the animation and stuff in the anime. The story is really good though, it's awesome.

Also, another anime that disappointed me was Air Gear. [no, it's not all I talk about xD] but yes it did. Even though I'm an avid fan, the anime seemed so cut. The manga has like what, 26 volumes or so with 200+ chapters or more.... and the anime only ends at like chater.... 100 something.. Like 103 or something. And the animation they used, how the character moves. Some parts were extremely good, but others the characters seemed so stiff... The manga rocks, but the anime... not so. If they continue it maybe I'l change my mind.

Then, there's also Death Note. If I compare it to the manga... well yeah. It's still pretty awesome, and I wasn't THAT disappointed but I felt that they could have done more.

 

Devil May Cry was supposed to be good, but I watched it and I felt bad that I was wasting my time watching it. Also, Code Geass was a bit dramatic and had a few letdowns.

 

I simply hate the Bleach dub. It is honestly really bad. None of the voice actors make sense except for a few. They just don't fit the characters. I do watch the subbed version though, and I notice its much better.

I also can't stand the Naruto dub. Their voices are just so annoying. I never watched it in japanese though I used to read the manga.

 

Yu-gi-oh was another anime that I felt needed more story to. I didn't like the ending.

 

Yeah the ending sucked o.o it was like they couldn't wait to end it o.o

 

I found DNAngel to be pretty disappointing. The plot felt generic and the main character's mom was... Well yea. She was weird.

 

Eureka Seven.

Not much of a good ending to me.

Yu-Gi-Oh.

Just a game-based anime.

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Well, I didn't finish Naruto, but the fillers are enough to drive me insane. I used to like it, but then the fillers kicked in and I couldn't keep interested and there are still Narutards who are still saying it's the best thing ever.

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya could've been longer than 12 episodes, but it was satisfying.

EDIT:
Yawaraka Sangokushi Tsukisase!! Ryofuko-chan was disappointing and had only four episodes. The last episode had me wanting more and needed a lot more to be explained and it's confusing since they say that those episodes are only OVAs and I can't find the regular episodes anywhere.

 

Naruto was good up to the fillers, after that there were only a few episodes I would watch and that was just because they were kind of funny. Like the Princess Ino one and Onbu.

I saw around 5 minutes of Love Hina and felt sick to my stomach. It was everything I'd heard bad about anime in a few moments. It made no sense and not in a surreal way, just in a plain crap way.

And the Death Note anime's second arch disapointed me so much. They butchered Near's character and changed the ending far too much. It wasn't the Death Note I fell in love with. Though Near still looks rather sweet :3