How about you?

I'd say if you're focused on fights you're gonna get a lot of the same stuff

I'm all over the place, but I've been really keen on stuff that has a few layers to it

Either in investigating it- Monster, 20th Century Boys, or in interpreting it- Ghost in the Shell, or in terms of tone and focus- Vinland Saga

Nice, is Vinland already done, or is it ongoing?

Ongoing

Which I normally try not to get into but it doesn't always work

Vinland will be several hundred chapters on completion I suspect

Oh nice
Something that appealed to me about Bleach was the variety of fighters.
The Scientist "fights" always had goofiness, of course. But other than those the number of characters left things constantly refreshing

Ever get into JoJo's Bizarre Adventure? It's all fight variety

I've put that off for so long. for some reason I keep forgetting about it

8 went even further
>now you're fighting using stag beetles

>here's an ability we won't completely explain, you just get to know sort of how it works

Lol

as opposed to Bleach where it just drops an ability on you at any given time

deus ex machina lol

But yeah I don't often go for battle oriented stuff

Just because most of it tends to fall into the same traps

Well since you've reminded me of it, I'll upp its priority
And that sucks

I like Berserk for its variety in enemies. And the utter strangeness, though I'm not sure how much horror intends to be strange

I haven't gone back to Berserk in some time

Not since Boat

I actually forget where I left off. But I did so because I felt.... fulfilled? I have to want to advance the story in order to do it, I'm weird

That's fair yeah

I stopped reading Beserk when they started forming an RPG group.

they picked up a loli wizard or something.

Aww, you missed some good stuff then

So right around where I stopped then

Cuz BOAT is not long after that

And then there was a hiatus, so until 2015 you stopped at BOAT

But yeah the most Battle I've gone is Gurren Lagann, and I love all the parts people seem to hate

Gurren Lagann is part satire of the shonen genre, right? For some reason that's what I thought when watching it.

Yes

Ish

It's a different take on shonen and super robot

I liked that series. Didn't drag on.

Pretty funny, and poked fun at the shonen genre.

It has one superfluous episode, and it's a recap

But a lot of people *hate* the timeskip stuff, and the ending

But it's honestly the most important part of the show