Nothing can touch the original Berserk series. Besides that I would recommend the original Gundam series, Vision of Escaflowne series and Planettes.

Yep, i remember the hype about Ao no Exorcist a few years ago. It's decent IMO but by far not as great as i hoped.

I've read the manga.
For some reason I can't even remember if I finished it. O_o

Seen dennou coil to the end.It was rather interesting, kinda creepy and emotional at the ending.Worth the watch.

I watched <span class="bold">Fairy Tail the Movie: Phoenix Priestess</span> a few days ago. It's decent, worth watching if you like the series.

From the current summer 2016 season i started and like these:

<span class="bold">Orange</span>
<span class="bold">Tales of Zestiria the X</span>
<span class="bold">The Morose Mononokean</span>

I started to watch Orange (romantic) and have just finished Barakamon (very joyful comedy)

Orange is really good so far.

Any anime out there, portraying legendary figures, like Nobunaga Oda, Hideyoshi Toyotomi and heroes like them? Preferably on a historical theme, not fantasy and especially NOT sci-fi, like the one i happened upon while searching (nobunaga the fool)... And not something to villainify them either (like Sengoku Basara)!

You'd be better off watching some actual Jdorama, there's tons of Jidaigeki focusing on those periods. I loved Shinsengumi for instance.

just started Handa-kun it's hilarious

Going to repeat my love for Re: Zero Kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu. This series keeps getting better with every episode

Story-wise, I am loving it. It is such a joy to finally see the post-Eclipse events come to life. Visually, I am disappointed in the choice of CG over traditional animation. What's weird is that the opening credits are traditionally animated, which gives you a false sense of how the show will look. CG can be fine in certain situations, such as when you need to animated large crowds. For everything else, it should be hand drawn. The funny thing is, any time there is a scene that would be too hard to do in CG, they just animate it by hand anyway! Why do you tease me so?!?

Regardless, I am enjoying it. The voice-acting is great, the story is excellent and anime fans around the world can finally see what happened to Guts and Casca after the Eclipse...if you didn't just read the dang manga 10 years ago, of course. The censorship is lame, but typical and expected. I will definitely be picking up the uncensored Blu-Rays once they are available. Watching a demonic cannibal bite into a blurry black blob that takes up 60% of the screen is just awkward and takes you out of the moment. Still, I'm getting to watch the new series subtitled in English within one hour of broadcast in Japan...legally. That is still so awesome to me.