love anime, manga, and graphic novels
i watch most of the basic goth stuff with a bit of girly stuff theown in
my favs are
hellsing
death note
dmc
nana
finial fantasy (any of them)
wolf and spice
and a handfull of others

Beserk(that's what got me hooked on it), Bleach, Naruto, Vampire D, and of course Samurai X.

LOVE Samurai X! Also follow Naruto. Watched a lot of anime in the horror and supernatural genre.

Inuyasha and that cute furry cat creature Kilala an adventure to look for the jewel shards.

You'll have to recommend me some

Used to watch Naruto all the time.


ah, my fangirl days.

Naruto is still a running series, with new episodes everyweek I don't like the cartoon network version, they completly kidderize to much. I watch the eng-sub versions, a lot better imo.

So since you quit watching an ongoing series i'm assuming you're just a quitter

oh I know, eng subs are way better. not only do they kidderize it...lol...the voices are just so ...odd. I used to watch the new one every week. <<<like that. Just kinda fell out of the habit.

yeah subs is better, japanese is so cool and sometimes it's cute too.

The title Naruto is now Naruto Shippuuden. And well I don't follow naruto at all now, prefer more exciting stories or sport theme, or comedy romance.

currently watching Major (baseball), Giant Killing (Football or Soccer in USA), Kaichou wa Maid-sama (comedy romance), K-On!! (comedy). Well recently got You're Under Arrest, MAR, Hanasakeru Seishounen, Natsu no Arashi ~Akinai Chuu~, Rockman .EXE, Shadow skill, Ristorante Paradiso, Galaxy Railways and Melody of Oblivion.

Yeah I liked shippudden.

Kakashi was my favourite

I've tried watching bleach and even death note...but I never really got into them.

Have I mentioned saiyuki?
I watched that for a long while.

Just a few titles. Still a lot more I forgot to include...

1. Trinity Blood

In a post-apocalyptic future, the Roman Catholic Church is at war with vampires, who themselves prey upon the struggling humans. Part of the horror is in seeing how both sides use "lost technologies" such as computers and missiles to wage war. Various vampires (or "Methuselahs") have varying powers, and they use these abilities to devastating affect. There is also a quartet of man-made vampires, known as Crusniks, who feed upon the Methuselahs and come complete with nanomachines.

2. Vampire Princess Miyu

This eerily beautiful series relates the tale of the forever-young Miyu, born a vampire, who feeds upon and is charged with the destruction of the shinma, who cause human suffering. With her is a mysterious demonic protector known only as Larva. The main character, a spiritualist named Himiko, relates the tale as she learns more about the object of her fascination, Miyu; a twist is that Himiko might have some vampiric secrets of her own.

3. Jin-Roh

A retelling of the faery tale of Little Red Riding Hood set in a fascist-run near future, this is psychological horror of the first order. It's a classic in itself, as well as a classic of situational and possible horror. What has been done to the soldiers to make them such perfect killing machines? Why is the little girl carrying a bomb...or is she? The mysteries and the tragedies blend into a horror that isn't about the blood you see, but about the blood you feel. If you want to say Jin-Roh isn't horror, think for a minute about how very easily this world could become the world we live in--chilling.

4. Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

It's the less-campy sequel to the anime classic and a classic in its own right, Bloodlust provides another chapter in the life of the much-beloved and dashing dhampire, D. This time, Our Hero faces off against a creepy-as-Hell group of circus-freak vampires, other vampire hunters, and a master vampire or two, along the way providing enough atmospherics, chills, and bits of moody scenery for a dozen lesser films.

5. Gantz

Gritty and modern without being painfully post-modern, Gantz puts normal people into an impossible situation and forces them to do things they never thought they'd do… but will. Before Saw's hopelessly cockeyed interpretation of will they-won't they, Gantz creates a fresh idea--people who are already "dead" and don't want to die again--trapped in a room and at the beck and call of a mysterious black sphere. Sartre's "Hell is other people" never had such proof as this, nor did the idea that humans are still animals. What is Gantz? A game? A secret government project? Who knows? This is one anime that forces you to care about people you know are probably damned and is a rare example of how to be mysterious without just being ham-handedly confusing.

6. Hellsing

Hellsing is among the best of anime, period. Combining fantastic characterizations and an interesting world with an engrossingly complex, but not ridiculous, plot, this short series manages to combine standard horror tropes—vampires, blood, Cthulhu-esque monsters, and more—while never forgetting it should also entertain. Along the way, we also get a huge helping of action, complete with one of anime's best soundtracks, high-caliber weaponry, explosions, endangered national buildings, the best boss ever, and lots of shooting people in the face.

7. Higurashi No Koro Ni

On one hot summer day in 1983, a transfer student named Maebara Keiichi comes to a peaceful rural village in Hinamizawa. There, he befriends his classmates Rena, Mion, Rika, and Satoko. Accepted as a full-fledged member of the "club," Keiichi and the gang plays all sorts of activities ranging from card and board games to hide-and-seek. But just as Keiichi was beginning to be assimilated in simple rural life, he stumbles upon the dark history of Hinamizawa. As Keiichi dives deeper into the mystery, he finds that his new found friends may not be all what they claim to be.

8. Ghost Hunt

Telling ghost stories is a favorite past time of Mai Taniyama and her friends--that is, until she meets 17 year-old Kazuya Shibuya, the man sent by Shibuya Psychic Research Center to investigate paranormal activity at a supposedly haunted school. When Mai gets caught in a dangerous situation, she is rescued by Kazuya's assistant. Saving her lands the assistant incapacitated, and Kazuya demands that Mai become his assistant, instead...

9. Mononoke

"Mononoke" continues the story of the medicine seller from the "Bakeneko" arc of "Ayakashi," as he continues to face various dangerous spirits.

10. Jigoku Shoujo

Somewhere in the vast sea of the Internet, there's a website that can only be accessed at the stroke of midnight. Known as the Jigoku Tsushin, rumor has it that if you post a grudge there, the Jigoku Shoujo will appear and drag whoever torments you into the inferno. Very little is known about the girl - all we know for sure is that she lives with her equally enigmatic grandmother, that three magical straw dolls accompany and serve her, and that whenever a posting on the Jigoku Tsushin moves her, she becomes the Jigoku Shoujo.

Wow, thank you, red. I really appreciate it. I'm going to check those out.

continue red_lace list, if u want horror and supernatural genre.
- Bakemonogatari
The story centers on Koyomi Araragi, a third year high school student who has recently survived a vampire attack, and finds himself mixed up with all kinds of apparitions: gods, ghosts, myths, and spirits.

- Umineko no Naku Koro ni
Considered as the third installment in the highly popular "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni" series by 07th Expansion, Umineko no Naku Koro ni takes place on the island of Rokkenjima (六軒島), owned by the immensely wealthy Ushiromiya family. As customary per year, the entire family is gathering on the island for a conference that discusses the current financial situations of each respective person. Because of the family head's poor health, this year involves the topic of the head of the family’s inheritance and how it will be distributed.

However, the family is unaware that the distribution of his wealth is the least of Ushiromiya Kinzo's (family head) concerns for this year's family conference. After being told that his end was approaching by his longtime friend and physician, Kinzo is desperate to meet his life's true love one last time: the Golden Witch, Beatrice. Having immersed himself in black magic for many of the later years in his life, Kinzo instigates a ceremony to revive his beloved upon his family's arrival on Rokkenjima. Soon after, a violent typhoon traps the family on the island and a string of mysterious murders commence, forcing the eighteen people on the island to fight for their lives in a deadly struggle between fantasy and reality.

- Petshop of Horrors
Count D, a quite interesting pet shop owner from an area called Chinatown, sells rare and hard to come by pets to people longing for something special, but with each sale comes a contract. If the rules of the contract are followed, everything goes fine, but if someone should break the rules of the contract, the pet shop cannot be held responsible for anything unfortunate that might happen. Leon Orcot, a homicide detective, has linked many odd and unexplainable deaths together; they all were customers of Count D's pet shop, and he intends to find out why.

- Elfen Lied
The Diclonius, a mutated homosapien that is said to be selected by God and will eventually become the destruction of mankind, possess two horns on their heads and have a "sixth sense" which gives them telekinetic abilities. Due to this dangerous power, they have been captured and isolated in laboratories by the government. Lucy, a young and psychotic Diclonius, manages to break free of her confines and brutally murders most of the guards in the laboratory where she is being held, only to be shot in the head as she makes her escape. She survives, falling off a cliff into the ocean and manages to drift along to a beach where two teenagers, Kouta and Yuka, discover her. Having lost her memories, she was named after the only thing that she can now say, "Nyuu," and the two allow her to stay at Kouta's home. However, it appears that the psychotic side of Lucy is not dead just yet...

- Shikabane Hime (Aka & Kuro)
After being brutally murdered along with her family, Makina Hoshimura turns into a Shikabane Hime, a living corpse contracted to the Kougon Cult, in order to exert revenge on the mysterious undead organization responsible for her death. She is assisted in this task by Keisei Tagami, her contracted priest and former friend. This series follows the story of Keisei's younger brother Ouri, a boy with an unusual attraction to death, who slowly discovers his brother's secret and gets dragged into the world of the Shikabanes.

- Ayakashi - Japanese Classic Horror
A collection of three classic Japanese horror stories: "Yotsuya Kaidan," the story of a wife betrayed by her husband who seeks vengeance even in death. "Tenshu Monogatari," the story of forbidden love between a goddess and a human, and "Bakeneko," the story of a mysterious cat monster with a vendetta against a certain family.

- TOKKO
"Shindou Ranmaru has just graduated from police academy and assigned to Tokko: Special Mobile Investigation Force. On the day of his graduation, he meets the half-naked girl he has been seeing in his dreams. Her name is Rokujo Sakura and she works for a secret group within Tokki, known as Tokko: Special Public Safety Task Force. Shindou ends up joining Tokko to avenge his parents' death, and solve the mysterious mass murder of residents in his hometown of Machida. Meanwhile, bottomless pits begin appearing around Japan, and mysterious creatures emerge from them. Could these events be linked to Machida Massacre?"

- ChäoS;HEAd
Shibuya, Japan, 2008. Takumi Nishijou, a high school student at the Private Suimei Academy, one day hears about the 'New Gen' murders that have been occurring around the city. Although dismissing the subject because it doesn't involve him, Takumi begins to experience strange mishaps around him, from a horrific picture he recieved while on his PC, to a mysterious Pink-Haired girl standing at a murder scene.

From there on Takumi struggles to cope with the events unfolding around him, and is soon unaware of what is real or a delusion. As his fate is opens up before him, the perpertrator behind the 'New Gen' events attempts to find him, leading him into a world where nothing is as it seems.

- Hundred Stories (Hyakku Monogatari)
Tired of writing riddles for children, Yamaoka Momosuke plans on gathering spooky and gruesome stories and publishing them in an anthology called Hyakumonogatari ("One Hundred Tales"). While researching these old myths and legends he comes across a mysterious trio who call themselves the Ongyou. They are detectives who are investigating the legends to reveal their truths...and bring those in the wrong to justice. Each time Momosuke meets the Ongyou he must face horrible truths and battle with his morals, but he's seeing things he shouldn't be seeing...

- Ghost Stories (Gakkou no Kaidan)

- Mnemosyne - Mnemosyne no Musume-tachi
Rin Asogi is an immortal private detective with a thirst for vodka and a talent for attracting things that go bump in the night. In a series of nightmarish vignettes spanning sixty-five years, Rin's lush body is sadistically pierced, blown up, and mulched to a bloody pulp. The fiend behind her tortured existence is Apos, an eternal being obsessed with sacrificing Rin to Yggdrasil, the tree of all life. While Rin struggles to unravel the secrets of her endless agony, Apos lurks in the shadows, eager to tear into her ripe body and devour the memories of her countless lives. Rin's no stranger to the realm of the dead, but her next visit could last forever.

Well, that's the only action horror that I knew. Hope it help ur search in anime :)

btw, all review by MyAnimeList.net

Hey, I liked Tokko! Bakemonogatari, Hyakku Monogatari and Gakkou no Kaidan. :)

Torgo, add these to your list too. I'm sure you'll enjoy them.

I keep seeing that word, what is it ? I never heard of any of this stuff your talking about. Is it those japanese cartoons ?

Yeah anime is japanese animation. If u want history explanation of it, u can search it in wikipedia. As I myself love anime, cause they had a cute and great animation, as the story are usually deep.

Japan Comics (Manga) and animation (anime) are known very well throughout the world now, imo. Well they offered great differences with cartoon (west animation) and comics. And blended all aspects in life beautifully in the story, whether it romance, struggle, friendship, will, fear and almost all feeling that we know. And it mixed well with Japanese culture.

And u can get whatever genre in anime like Action, Adventure, Comedy, Dementia, Mystery, Drama, Ecchi, Fantasy, Game, Historical, Horror, Kids, Magic, Martial Arts, Mecha, Music, Parody, Romance, Sci-Fi, Shoujo, Shoujo Ai, Shounen, Shounen Ai, Space, Sports, Harem, Slice of Life, Supernatural, Military, Police, Psychological, Thriller, Seinen, Josei. Well included Hentai, Yaoi and Yuri .

loved petshop of horrors i want one of those bunnys lol

'baki the grappler' was a good one too, I wish they would release a 3rd season!

@coma015
yeah lol. d u know I know this petshop of horrors from where? from Lucky Star OVA (comedy, parody). all of my friends laugh cause I tell them...

@isaac
wow, Baki is really full of action, well try to watch shura no toki, i guarantee u will love it.

i found out about petshop of horrors because i worked in a book store with a big selection of manga. i have read all the manga and loved it.