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Baccano!

バッカーノ!

2007 · TV series · 25 min episodes · 1 season

ComedyActionAdventureAnimationCrimeMystery

Alchemists, swindlers, thieves, and gangsters cross paths on The Flying Pussyfoot, a 1930s American transcontinental train, as it embarks on a legendary voyage that leaves a trail of blood all over the country.

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  1. PositivetauwauwauMay 11, 2024

    Here's a list of some old and new ones, that an old fart might enjoy

    Monster (Chasing a serial killer)

    Ergo Proxy (Can't describe it)

    Samurai 7 (Sci-fi variant off 7 samurai)

    Last Exile (Post appocapltic world with lots of flying machines)

    Kino's Journey

    Mushishi

    Time of Eve

    Gargantia

    Baccano

    Durarara

    Psycho Pass

    Arslan Senki

    Sunaboju (Desert Punk)

    Witch Hunter Robin

    Hunter x Hunter (old not new)

    Texnolyze

    Darker than Black

    Black Lagoon

    Great Teach Onizuka (One of the old and best)

    Gintama (Comedy, It's at the level One Piece and Naruto disgusing as Comedy, you have to get past 30 episodes)

    Kabaneri of Iron Fortress (Just for animation quality)

    Beck (Music career)

    Golden Kamui

    Terror in Resonance

    Ping Pong Animation (Don't let the animation fool you, it's one of the best stories)

    Area 88 (Story ends abruptly, watch at your own risk)

    Ashita no Joe (Old anime, boxing genre)

    Valkyria Chronicles (War story)

    Scissor Seven (Comedy, Chinese, assassin, in a strange world)

    Shura no Toki (Martial arts, 3 generations)

    A Record of Mortal's Journey to Immortality (Chinese cultivation genre, 3D good animation, faithful adaptation of one of the good novels in this genre)

    Swallowed Star (Chinese cultivation genre Sci-fi variant, great 3D animation)

  2. Neutralpyuser583Jan 11, 2024

    There are a couple movies/TV shows that were unobtainable via Netflix DVDs, and which seem unstreamable. Some very old DVDs float around at high prices.

    Examples are: Exit to Eden, The Others, and Baccano!

    How does this happen? Why do rights holders want movies killed?