Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Important question, did you watch Paranoia Agent with subs or with dubs? If you are open to watching with subs, then you have a really large selection to go to, but if it is dubs, its a bit more diluted.
I watched it once on Adult Swim with dubs, and then online with subs.
Either way works.madanthony Wrote:If you like Paranoia Agent, I will assume you're into twisty mind-pineapples and darker stories. You absolutely should see Satoshi Kon's movies, since Paranoia Agent was his one show. Paprika and Perfect Blue will very much flip your brain around. Tokyo Godfathers is not a mind-pineappleer but is one of those movies I have a hard time believing anyone couldn't enjoy like Finding Nemo or Toy Story. I have not seen Millenium Actress. Other shows to consider include Kaiba, Elfen Lied, Durarara!, Serial Experiments Lain (might be a little slow paced), Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, and the movies Mind Game and Tekkonkinkreet. In the kick-ass action department we have Trigun, Code Geass, Black Lagoon, Fullmetal Alchemist and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. In the kick-ass action and "oh my brain" department there's Ghost in the Shell:SAC and Baccano!
And then there are shows everyone who watches anime ought to see. Namely Cowboy Bebop.
Our reasonably up to date recommendation thread Current through Summer 2010's shows it looks like.
wow thanks man!
Yea, I loved how thought provoking Paranoia Agent was. 
I also loved the art style. A lot. The art really matters to me for watching animated films.
I like ponyo's art.
Okay, is there seriously 9000 episodes of One Piece, or is that a troll? lolol
Oh, and Perfect Blue looks good. People say it's like Black Swan, which was good.