Saydur: Yeah, I've seen Inuyasha but it really didn't grab me. I'm ashamed to admit that I've been purposefully avoiding Evangelion because I thought it might be too heavy for me, but given the volume of praise for it in this thread I guess I'll have to check it out. These all sound like good recommendations and I'm looking forward to getting started. This response was much greater than I expected. Posted by Saydur at 4:09 AM on January 9, 2007 A handful of easily available dubbed long running anime titles, although Rurouni Kenshin is about as close as I can think of to what you asked specifically. There's no shortage of episodes, TV specials, and movies. Master thief, persistent cop, cool sidekicks, and the requisite busty babe who could have been a Bond girl. Somehow, I think all the old Nintendo Punch-Out fans love this one.Īlso, while there's not much in the way of continuous storyline, I'd have to give a thumbs up to Lupin the Third. If you don't mind something semi-realistic, try Hajime no Ippo, or Fighting Spirit. You've probably already seen Inuyasha from Cartoon Network, that one's entirely a matter of personal taste.

It's been fairly well liked, runs just shy of 100 episodes, and should be easily available. Try Rurouni Kenshin, also called Samurai X for the dub.

The more anime one watches, the more snarky of an answer you're bound to get.

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