I fail to see how not having FLCL makes the list a …

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Comment on Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012 by Anonymous:

I fail to see how not having FLCL makes the list a moeblob list. There are some that were seriously overlooked, but people only really remember the top or most recent series from their head for polls like this anyway.

And if we’re talking about just making cutoffs, let’s throw Cardcaptor Sakura into the mix, wa ha ha~

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• Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012:
  

  Most on the list has loli and tsundere heroin. zzzzz

• Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012:
  

  lol 2000-2012? i think there are mostly titles from 2008-2012…. yea no GitS SAC… Samurai champloo is also very good anime theres no Macross or other very good animes

• Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012:
  

  This list was mistitled. Top 25 Moeblob anime of 2000-2012. Afterall, most of the otaku who vote on these lists are B Type. For us who are A Type, we know whats good for us, and they know whats good for them, while cringing at their choice in anime.

• Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012:
  

  monster = overrated boring show

• Top 25 Anime of 2000-2012:
  

  FMA and Death Note aren’t on here probably because it wasn’t an ORIGINAL anime (it was manga).

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  @21:54 The point is that it used to be much better than it is nowadays. As for the culture. If you’ve been there and not just stayed in Tokyo, you’re bound to get a fairly good grasp of that but it’s a receding culture in all fairness. Same for the landscape etc. A huge chunk of said landscape isn’t even safe to travel in any more. Cue Fukushima.