not to start an argument but if it was a free lesson, i wouldnt owe you. and you could be right but so could i, and i understand they sound same in japanese i was arguing about the meaning/origin. らむね　が　だいすき　です！！

I like how he's trying to argue with a japanese person on the correct way to speak japanese.

I know, even after he was provided with a detailed explanation.

It. It. It's like he's me.

lol, well it could be possible that i dont understand his side and he doesnt understand mine. thats possible.
why did they end darker than black, i hope for season 2!! that was a good anime

No, more likely you were you were just wrong.

Well, he should get points for trying.

nothing more i can argue about, Dr. pumpkin sir, you have won....

Isn't this going off topic now?

And you lost even before the convo started...

Also i don't like open endings in anime. for the real ending you would have to follow the manga. Stupid manga-promote-animes.

... Like? The first FMA Anime?

that is true, i dont even stand a chance against the great Dr.Pumpkin

The Appleseed CG movies were horrible; They changed the main character Deunan from the badass of the manga into a crybaby (with matrix kung-fu moves) for absolutely no reason. >_>

Anything Gundam since about 1996ish... silly goose, 99% of mecha series since then. Full Metal Panic was okay until the filler finale, ZOE:Dolores had cool designs but a silly plot, and Code Geass was just... Well, I won't go there.

The Cowboy Bebop manga, which was bascially a comedy...

Battle Angel Alita; Last Order starts off awesome, and then goes on to enter an absolutely massive and unnecissary tournament arc. :/

What doesn't have a Tournament Arc?

YYH basically turned into a string of tournaments in the end... =/

Well, they can actually be done well, don't get me wrong... the original Alita series even had a decent one... But very often it's just a very lazy excuse to make character A fight character B... Or, even worse, it gives the author an excuse to puke up all of his/her half finished characters with no ryhme or reason.

We already know who's going to win in the end, right? So is it too much to ask for a little "grey area" as to who is actually an enemy or not?... >_>

For me, tournament arcs is a cheap way to make a story... since you basically need (almost) no story or plot.