Post number #62140, ID: 0d3e0f
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Preferably something easier to digest than Lain?
Post number #62163, ID: 7da842
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Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex (the TV series)
Post number #62363, ID: 393001
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PPsychopass
Post number #62762, ID: 807739
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First season of Psycho Pass is great
Post number #63237, ID: 407c1f
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Yeah thirding Psycho Pass
Post number #63339, ID: 67d70c
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We get this thread every week lol Psycho Pass GitS Ergo Proxy
Post number #63613, ID: 72178c
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Subete ga F ni naru - not really cyberpunk, but tech-related and recommended
Post number #64146, ID: 096e55
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Op here. Not really into Ghost in the Shell (at least the movie. It's too slow-going for me). And I keep getting that only the first season of Psycho Pass is good. Will it be okay to just watch the first season?
Post number #64166, ID: 72178c
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Yes.
Post number #64168, ID: 9bbe7d
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>>64146 Of course it's okay that's why people are telling you to do it
Post number #64178, ID: e46c56
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> 9bbe7d Idk man, if the season ends in a cliffhanger or there are unresolved things I wouldn't want to get into it at all
Post number #64196, ID: 9bbe7d
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>>64178 I think the first season works fine as a standalone thing
Post number #64288, ID: 44b3c3
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>>63613 No.... don't watch this one. It's a slow and boring mystery show, dragging a case for a whole season. A lot of standing around and plot dumping with barely any animation.
Post number #64668, ID: f738fa
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Subete ga F ni naru has the best protagonist t shirts of all time though
Post number #64964, ID: 887f17
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Dennou Coil
Post number #65018, ID: 093019
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The Patlabor movies
Post number #65845, ID: 8bcc7f
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Ergo Proxy is really good and has a perfect cyberpunk dystopian feel I really recommend it
Post number #65906, ID: 2fb39c
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Armitage.
Post number #66155, ID: 7724a6
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http://jinteki.industries/cyberpunk_anime.html
Post number #66816, ID: bc643c
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>>62163 why not the original movie, that's more than the series
Post number #66817, ID: bc643c
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>>64178 it was continued in the movies I think
Post number #67233, ID: 862ee1
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Lain.
Post number #67311, ID: f8a115
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Not cyberpunk as per Gibson but still an interesting watch: Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis. Takes place in a tiered city where the humans are rebelling against the ever increasing robots, while the government is trying to build a 'Ziggurat' to showcase their might. Another movie to watch might be Tekkon Kinkreet. It's not very high tech, but it definitely is low life. The city it takes place in reminds me of the one in GitS. I'd say watch the first 10min just for the background art.
Post number #67313, ID: 67d70c
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No. 6
Post number #68592, ID: ab745d
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The author of Sidonia no kishi does a lot of that stuff
Post number #68635, ID: 1c6196
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Texhnolize, really great cyberpunk atmosphere. And kinda girls last trip-this airing rn.
Post number #69390, ID: 27a326
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>>f8a115 Oh darn, Tekkomn Kinkreet looks real pretty. Thanks
Post number #70280, ID: ab745d
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Just read fairytale for a demon lord. Surprisingly cyberpunk
Post number #70325, ID: 7c5601
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Come on guys how have we not mentioned Texnohlyze? By same people who made Pain so maybe not easier to digest, but then I see people recommending psychopass. Well, if you want something lighter K recommend backyard since it does nice coming of age stories about kids coming of age finding robots they can control by riding them set to nice jazz ost.
Post number #70326, ID: 7c5601
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>>70325 by same people who made Lain. Also Reccomend Big O
Post number #70328, ID: 7c5601
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>>70325 Gad gaurd*
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