Things anime taught you

Yet another game! :) I've been thinking lately how much some anime shows taught me the real meanings of life, emotion, and whatnot. Are there any anime shows that taught you some life lessons? Just share them here! I'll list a few of mine

• Cowboy Bebop taught me that no matter what you've been through, it will change your life
  
• Serial Experiments Lain taught me that memories are only records
  
• Madlax taught me that pasta is a godsend   
  

Interesting thread...

- Sailor Moon has taught me that the Power of Love can qualify as an ability. And once mastered, nobody can defeat you.

- Noir taught me that you can kill people with poison nails and incense burners~

- Voogie's Angel taught me that you can nuke alien weapons with a ship that's shaped like a pig!

- Maison Ikkoku taught me that all ladies men are secretly terrified of dogs with lips for eyes.

Shin Sekai Yori taught me about the self righteousness and madness in human beings

Strike Witches taught me about the value of teamwork and camaraderie (and the size of women's breasts being important to pervs xD)

Girls Und Panzer and Gurren Lagann taught me the value of never giving up and believing in yourself

K-ON! taught me to enjoy and treasure the little things

Maria Holic taught me not to rush into love

Ayashi no Ceres taught me that abusive men shouldn't be locked up, they should be killed.

NANA taught me that dating a slut is nothing but trouble.

Simoun taught me that men can be super attractive (Wapourif!!!)

Mai-Otome taught me that you can put an end to wars if determined enough.

Kill la Kill taught me to never trust my T-shirts and socks ever again.

Full Metal Alchemist taught me the values of siblings

Shin-chan taught me that in order to be a man, you must have honor and a peenus   

Pokemon taught me this

- Chance Pop Session taught me that you'll run into all your long lost family members in the music business.

- Angelic Layer taught me that it's possible to have psychology in a battle anime. Unlike Pokemon, Beyblade, Yu-Gi-Oh and all that other hot mainstream garbage.

- Card Captor Sakura taught me to always record your girlfriend's actions like some creepy pedo stalker. >:3

- Puella Magi Madoka Magica taught me to never trust cats. Or cat-like...things. They'll just want you to sign a contract so they can screw you over. Kyubey = temptation. STAY AWAY.

- Project A-ko taught me that being dragged to school on a daily basis is more of a thrill ride than any amusement park attraction.

FLCL taught me that there is a black hole in my head that lets out giant robots

Negima! taught me that being obsessed with chupacabras isn't as cool as I thought it would be.

Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (first season) taught me that the main heroine and main villain should never have a confrontation.

WHY NOT!? What a STUPID decision to not have Nanoha battle and defeat Fate's mother.

Midori taught me my values
Justice, Friendship, and Love

- Puella Magi Madoka Magica taught me that the power of friendship can be too overwhelming and it may cause one to lose their head. xD On a serious note, it taught me not to place one's trust on a cat-like being who talks like a pedophile.

Noir taught me that amnesiac girls don't forget their killer instincts.

Kill la Kill reinforced my thought that anything is possible and heart is everything

Kill la Kill taught me you can trust talking clothing willing to fight for the human race. ;A;

NANA taught me that not everything goes your way.


Azumanga Daioh taught me to reject car rides from my hot female teacher. Yes, I'd love to do other activities with her inside the automobile, no question. But once she starts driving, my life is on the line.

Anime taught me how to look for subtext!

CaptainVonCookie wrote:Anime taught me how to look for subtext!

Well of course!   

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Oh My Goddess! taught me that dialing the wrong number will give me a girlfriend with goddess powers.

Since I'm taken, I recommend this advice for all the Forever Alones in the world! 

RWBY taught me that younger people can move (emotically) older people.

Kill la Kill taught me to never give up and try again if I fail.

Card Captor Sakura taught me that a young girl's boy crush always ends up being a homosexual.

Inuyasha taught me that you can waste an audience's time by going after the same villain for a thousand episodes. It worked for DBZ...not.

Chrono Crusade taught me that one will always confused Sister Rosette for Bridget of the Guilty Gear franchise and vice versa.

SSY taught me to never trust talking rats

(Harry Potter taught me the same lesson, actually)

Galilei Donna taught me that fantail goldfish make outstanding A.I. XDDDD

shezaei-neko wrote:

Fate/Stay Night taught me that not even heroes can save everyone.
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That's nothing! *pushes ShezNek away with my hand* Watch this:

Blue Drop taight me that not even yuri can save the planet.

shezaei-neko wrote:*shoves Luu back*

Sailor Moon taught me that only she can save the Galaxy.

your move, Walrus.  

Oh, you BITCH. *shoves your face away*

Asuka Langley Soryu taught me you can have a completely pointless, yet AWESOMELY DESTRUCTIVE LAST STAND...and death.

Beat that, you little trout sniffer.