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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.
I just remember my mom rushing me to get out of the library and I just picked up whatever was in front of me, happened to be this anime on tape. I'm sure I've seen anime around randomly on TV(or Cable at a relatives house)- but this was the one that opened me up to anime, and the mispronunciation of common Japanese words.

Pokémon when I was a kid. When I actually started to watch series, it was Kämpfer. My taste has not gotten better.

sword art online Ω_Ω

Trigun

i think it was the original Fullmetal Alchemist TV

Gantz was the first I watched the full way through.

Howl's Moving Castle back in 2005.

The '80s Astro Boy

Space Cobra on dad's VHS videotape. About 20 years ago. =)

My very first one didn't really get me into anime. But Lucky Star did.

This post has been edited by Avrelius: Oct 5 2016, 23:16

Doraemon

Pokemon

鉄腕アトム or Dragon balls

after i was sick of wcw wf wrestling moments i searched somthing other and found dragonball
its pleasing me since 1999

Pretty Cure. I guess it's not surprising that magical girls is one of my favorite genres now.

Tenchi Muyo

I don't really remember the first anime I saw (maybe Saint Seiya? I was in my kindergarten age at that time)

But two of the most "eye-opening" anime to me were Revolutionary Girl Utena and Neon Genesis Evangelion. You can watch them like typical school-life (with sword fighting!) anime (Utena) and robot anime (Evangelion), or dig deeper into the psychological and philosophical topics littering here and there in both animes. I got caught in the latter case and become deeply amused in complexity of human mind since then.

This post has been edited by LouiseJJ: Oct 11 2016, 18:03

Sailor Moon and then Dragon Ball Z

Very first i think it was pokemon

I watched a bunch of random anime here and there as a kid like Pokemon, Sailor Moon and My Neighbor Totoro as a kid. However, my "first" anime I actually sought out to watch all the way through was Samurai Champloo.