HEROMAN - Stan Lee's Anime Series

This just started a couple of weeks ago, check the first episode out for yourselves to see what you think. It may have some potential.

Also look out for Stan Lee's cameo.

http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/H...y/HEROMAN/info

Also, the first Anime I have ever seen set in America, feels kind of weird.

I thought it was a lot crappy, and the way they say joey is annoying

It's got potential. Besides, a superhero that looks like the The Michelin man on roids is pretty different.

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" It's got potential. Besides, a superhero that looks like the The Michelin man on roids is pretty different. "

Feels a lot like the iron man cartoon that's on nickalodeon. You know the one, where they're all in high school for some reason and Tony isn't a womanizing alcoholic bent on serving justice, making money and sexing everything with a nonpustile hole within a 100 yard radius. 
 
But that's okay, because this is new and kinda odd looking and by bones and has a good soundtrack and is well animated and yaddayaddayadda. I'll keep watching it.
 

Oh hey great, another generic ass anime and another god damn comic book series, how great -_-

I've seen the first two episodes. The series is highly underrated.

Gunsmith Cats is set in Chicago and is supposed to be pretty awesome.

Two parts of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (part 2: Battle Tendency and part 7: Steel Ball Run) are either partly or fully set in America as well. (Well, America and alternate Universe America where everyone in the 1800's wore neon coloured clothes) and I can confirm those are awesome.

Baccano is set in early 1900s America as well and is also great. If you try any of these vague semi-recommendations try this one.

But yeah, Heroman. It was a nice idea but kind of simple.

@popogeejo: Sometimes simple is good