I, too, am watching a lot of anime on Hulu and start and finish a bunch of them. I am surprised to stick with Spice and Wolf because the anime didn't mention anything about knowing the stock market and bartering! For 5 episodes the main character is trying to buy this specific item, and right at the end, selling a ton of it to make it a bit more than worthless. Why do I have to know about the fluxuation of the market, and why am I intrigued?
But to hopefully help you in the jumping from interesting and funny anime on Hulu. Try Last Exile which is about a war between two nations (can't really follow the politics of this show) but it's centered on these two kids that ride aroudn a bi-plane with no wings. It takes place on really huge airships and there's always flying and good times mostly. Really fun. Also, There's Xam'd. Same war between...people? Same thing about that I don't know about politics; like a military government, a harbor town, and like indigenous native people? I was really looking forward to it because it was exclusive on the Playstation Network and its about a mutant hero. It tries to add serious dramatic situation Spoiler:
I'm not alone in playing it recently! I have punched bears to death and pitted scorpions against robots, and that's just dicking around. The set stories are engaging and the random events around the wasteland are stunning. Just walking is exciting. You won't know what you'll find.
Thanks a lot guys. I had my mind set on these two and I picked Anamanaguchi. Protomen will have to wait till I get some cash, but that doesn't mean I stopped taking suggestions if guys have something in mind.
I know this isn't a big thing to put into a Topic but I see a ton of topics on odd questions. I got an Itunes gift card and I have the chance to buy the Scott Pilgrim OST or The Protomen. I'm really into chiptunes and Pilgrim would be the first to be on my ipod but The protomen have a kickass track list. I mulling it over but could use help.
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