Global Conflict

Necromancer wrote:

Darkrider312 wrote:
I would like clarification on what you mean in term of the anime being "designed for adults." Is it in terms of theme or story? What elements would make it classified as "designed for adults"? It might make it easier for me to name some suggestions.

characters being killed, facing moral conflicts, and making rational decisions.

the fact is i got tired from Hollywood movies. they have more effects and less logical outcome.
last 3 movies i've seen last week just made me feel i wasted time from my life for nothing. it was Wrath of the Titans, Snow White and the Huntsman, and last James Bond: skyfall. all had a turning point based on a completely irrational decision of one of the characters. i was thinking to myself "WTFuck?! why the hell would you do that? i would NEVER EVER do that!". they just can't write a script that logically connect their story to their "good ending".

Darkrider312 wrote:

Necromancer wrote:

Darkrider312 wrote:
I would like clarification on what you mean in term of the anime being "designed for adults." Is it in terms of theme or story? What elements would make it classified as "designed for adults"? It might make it easier for me to name some suggestions.

characters being killed, facing moral conflicts, and making rational decisions.

the fact is i got tired from Hollywood movies. they have more effects and less logical outcome.
last 3 movies i've seen last week just made me feel i wasted time from my life for nothing. it was Wrath of the Titans, Snow White and the Huntsman, and last James Bond: skyfall. all had a turning point based on a completely irrational decision of one of the characters. i was thinking to myself "WTFuck?! why the hell would you do that? i would NEVER EVER do that!". they just can't write a script that logically connect their story to their "good ending".

Thanks for the clarification. Out of the ones I put up, I feel Psycho-Pass fits the most with your description. However, it hasn't ended yet and still has like 10 episodes left?
Code Geass and Fate/Zero I think still fit the description, but I could be wrong about it.
While Steins;Gate was good, I don't think it really fits the "adult" description you're looking for.

Perhaps you would like to look on Wikipedia for summaries to see if they perk your interest?

ShadowRado wrote: Sword Art Online

Necromancer wrote:i wouldn't want to read the description, since it spoils everything, and besides, you can't tell if its good or not from the wiki description, everything reads good on the wiki.
you really have to see the series to decide if its any good.

i saw Syndicate, and it doesn't to what im looking for.
FMA ("original" - 2003 release) also doesn't fit, it has a stupid ending.

i hope you guys aren't just listing your favorites but also filter out stuff based on what im looking for.

Darkrider312 wrote:Psycho-Pass just ended. It definitely did not disappoint, and I feel was the best show I watched these past two seasons. Very psychological and philosophical. Antagonist is unique, which is a bonus. There were a lot of cliff hangers , though I felt that they were well done and kept me hooked. Couldn't wait for the next episode each week. It's 22 episodes, so in my opinion, it's not too short and not too long. The ending wasn't as impactful or as awesome as I anticipated it would be, but nevertheless, the ending was reasonable and sensible and ended on a solid note.

Necromancer wrote:yeah i have two questions:
1) why are you quoting yourself?
2) Naruto is 220 episodes with little to no plot (Pokemon also has a plot of being the greatest pokemon trainer or whatever), that doesn't fit to my criteria.