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[Defender0]

There are six, and all of them are cannon except Odd One Out.

last i saw there were 8 or 9 of them

[KhevaKins]

Would any of you watched it if it didn't involve Halo? And wikia, don't call me Bruce, it's Dick.

[Unikraken]

Probably not me. I only watch anime once or twice a year. It's just not my thing, but I can have some every now and again.

[Zero]

last i saw there were 8 or 9 of them

No, there's only six episodes:

• Prototype
• The Package
• The Duel
• Homecoming
• Origins
• The Babysitter

With the non-canon one being Odd One Out (so a total of 7, I forgot about Prototype, but still not 9).

[Defender0]

8 or 9

[Commander Jbug]

They think it was 8 because "The Package" and "Origins" were split into two pieces.

[Defender0]

They think it was 8 because "The Package" and "Origins" were split into two pieces.

i wasnt sure because it had been a few months since i watched them

[Wikia]

Would any of you watched it if it didn't involve Halo? And wikia, don't call me Bruce, it's Dick.

Most likely, yes. My friends have slowly been getting me into the good anime/etc. like TTGL.

Also, I called you Bruce as in Bruce Wayne. It's part of the "What did Halo Legends kill your parents?" joke that I've been using to explain your unnatural vendetta for a collection of animated shorts.

[KhevaKins]

only likes watching orphans sweep chimneys.

[Emberblaque]

Any anime...good?


Bahahahaha.

Ghost in the Shell can be considered contemporary philosophy, and if Fooly Cooly's portrayal of a robot spontaneously emerging from a young boy's forehead isn't the most potent metaphor for adolescent sexual anxiety conceivable, then goddamn it, I don't know what is.

It should also be noted that for one reason or another, I ended up in three different English I classes over the course of my high school career. Coming-of-age stories are therefore the very bane of my existence.

Just say you don't like the art style.

[Wikia]

I don't like the fans of anime. For the most part.

Well yeah, anime has its own extremists just like any other fandom does and they freak everyone else the fuck out or piss them off.

Minus TTGL cosplayers (for the most part) because who doesn't love seeing a hot chick in a bikini who knows how to properly use an anti-tank sniper rifle capable of tearing giant robots in half?

[Defender0]

hot chick in a bikini who knows how to properly use an anti-tank sniper rifle capable of tearing giant robots in half?

wait, WUT?!

[Zero]

I don't like the fans of anime. For the most part.

I don't like fans of Star Wars and Star Trek so I can relate.

[Defender0]

*sits awkwardly with a picture of something from star wars as a profile picture*

[Zero]

*sits awkwardly with a picture of something from star wars as a profile picture*

There is a difference between being a fan of a universe and then being a fan boy or die hard fan or whatever. Don't get me wrong, I like star wars and think star trek is interesting, but the fans are something else.

[Unikraken]

When I started learning the lengths and armaments of Halo ships I stopped looking down my nose at SW and ST fans.