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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Masquerade" data-source="post: 3779566" data-attributes="member: 25445">Neon Genesis Evangelion and Revolutionary Girl Utena are must-sees, IMHO, and I've heard both considered the best and most influential modern series. If you enjoyed what you saw, I'd recommend seeking out the rest of Cowboy Bebop, as it's often considered among the best as well.For some personal recommendations, Kino's Journey is an amazing series consisting of philosophical tales with a shared pair of protagonists. Madlax is a unique series that tells of the contrasting lives of two seemingly unrelated people which later converge. Outlaw Star is good for action-heavy space opera. Noein is a quantum theory-inspired series about a group of kids who meet their post-apocalyptic future counterparts. For comedy, I recommend Karin as well as Ouran High School Host Club, and, if you haven't seen it, don't pass up the ridiculous series of parodies that is Excel Saga. If you're open to magical girl series, Pretear and Nanoha are quite good. Also, although it's not widely liked, I have a fondness for Final Fantasy Unlimited, but it's definitely not for everyone, and bares only passing resemblance to the games.Lastly, I can't finish the post without mentioning Death Note, a series which offers a modern, supernatural twist to the classic criminal vs. detective rivalry.</blockquote>