Absolute Anime

I am a newbe into anime and I would like to watch more more anime. But the only rasores for anime I can find is the Cartoon Network. and I'm not old enounf to bye online. Can you people help me?

sorry for any bad spelling.

Look in the yellow pages and see if you can find any anime rental store. Or try Netflix...for 20$ a month i think you can find some good anime.

You can goto http://www.animenfo.com for anime information. http://www.boxtorrents.com to download anime and http://www.animenewsnetwork.com for anime info and new releases.

Hi, go to Booksamillion or Barns a Noble. Not only do these 2 places have manga(anime in book form) but they also have Dvds and VHS & probably soundtracks for anime 2. Good Luck

im not sure here you live but at some game stores there is a place for anime, or you could try looking in movie store's, or places like FYE,or Best Buy

or...possibly, if your willing to go the full nine yards....

invite your close friend or cousin...(go for cousin)...they have to be anime lovers too...and ask them to bring some of their anime...dont watch anime, just distract them with some games and alcohol and then...when he's about to leave, ask him to borrow his anime...if your lucky he'll say yes...then you take anime and watch for month or so...

oh brother

wow, wtf, have you tried that before, it doesnt always work out good, my friend got into a carsh......luckly he was just playing a game.why dint you just ask to borrow them for a while. if no take a bat and hit them i the head if they get amnesai say there yours, or black mail them

Well, If you don't mind downloading, I can give you a good site. but if you find it wrong or if it's illeagel for you (not illeagel for me, I'm canadian)then you can always try this site: http://rentanime.com/default.php
if you have a credit card, but if you dont mind downloading, let me know, my email is on my profile. I will email you the site.

Ender mentioned Netflix. I subscribe to them and to Anime Takeout. I have an "eight-out" subscription with Netflix and an "ten-out" subscription with Anime Takeout.

Netflix seems to deliver a bit faster but sometimes they will deliver a series out of order. I have also received a couple broken discs but when you consider the quantity, I rent, the damage ratio isn't bad.

Anime Takeout is run by Anime lovers for Anime lovers. You never get a series out of order and the discs are clean and well packed. Never had a broken one.

Both have an extensive Anime library and stay fairly up to date on new releases. You just go into their data base and make a list of all the stuff you want to see. It's called a rental queue. They'll send you three DVD's. As soon as you send one back, they send you the next available one on your list.

A "three-out" subscription for either will cost you about $20 a month but you do need a credit card.