Z is for Zetman.



It may be currently running, but its not bad. I really like the op, and Jin isn't that bad of a guy. Although from what I read the manga is a bit better.

Oh would you look at that. Time to call out
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And A is for Arakawa Under the Bridge

A trippy psudeo-surrealistic creation from our friends at Studio Shaft. Like the 60s, if you remember it, you probably weren't there.

B is for Baka & Test.

Great Anime. Funny as hell, lots of craziness and has quite a few Yaoi moments for all the Yaoi Fan Girls out there!

C is for Claymore!



Sure, the anime ends on a read-the-manga ending, and Raki is really annoying, but it's a fun action-fantasy show filled with kick ass women and some neat concepts. If you are a fan of shows like Berserk, it's definitely worth a watch.

D is for DOGS: Bullets and Carnage

It exists.

E is for Eden of the East.



An anime about saving the world with 10 billion yen given to the select few. We follow Taki who can't remember a thing for most of it, but someone can get his butt at of trouble no matter what is. O and johnnies, there are a lot of johnnies.

Noblesse oblige!

F is for Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood.



I'm one of the few people who were able to enjoy it more than the original, despite its pacing issues for the first 12 episodes or so. However, once that is over with and Ling enters, it's a show that becomes fantastic and can fully hold its own.

G is for Gankutsuou.



A re-imagining of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel The Count of Monte Cristo IN SPACE; if not for a few contrivances in the penultimate episode, it just might have been perfect.

H is for Hoshi o ou Kodomo, or Children Who Chase Stars


It is quite possibly one of the best anime films I've ever seen. At the very least, it's Makoto Shinkai's best.

I is for Ichigo 100%

Not much to say about this one. It's pretty much another dime-a-dozen harem comedy.