Raxacoricofallapatorius said
I watched a few episodes of Trigun but I couldn't get into it. The concept seemed good but I don't think I understood the context of everything that was going on, they talked too fast so I didn't catch all the subtitles.
O.o What context is there to misunderstand in the first few episodes? All you need to know at the start is that there's a legendary outlaw worth $$60,000,000,000 built up by all sorts of crazy rumors, though it turns out he's actually a pacifist and a goofball. Also, there are a pair of insurance agents sent to find and keep an eye on him since all the damage he supposedly causes costs their company a great deal of money.
That's really all there is to know as of the first couple episodes. Sure, the story and setup becomes considerably more complex over time, but Trigun's great at not giving you too much to think about at the start.
I've been looking for another anime to watch though. I've gone through Death Note, Psycho-Pass, Amnesia, Noragami, SAO season 1, only a couple of episodes of season 2 then I stopped because I thought the story got dumb. I tried Vampire Knight but it was boring and the animation looked really awkward and unnatural. I started watching the newer series of Fullmetal Alchemist and didn't understand anything and then realized I'd need to go back and watch the old series first. It looks good, but I don't know if I want to start it. Netflix was dumb and took down Avatar. Obviously I've seen Ao No Exorcist but I actually didn't like it that much (Just Mephisto, he should have his own show). I'll take recommendations, preferably ones that Netflix has.
Hmm... I recommend Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. Both are great and they also share a director - and it really shows. If you like one then it's likely you'll enjoy the other, as well.