Post the first episode of your favorite anime, in here.

[Milkyway!]

If anyone would be so kind to post the first episode of your favorite anime in here, that would be awesome. I'm a huge anime fan, and I've been looking for a new anime to watch, and can't find one that suits my taste. Basically I like lots of fight scenes, a nice love story, and deaths here and there that throw me off making me wanna cry. I'm a sappy young guy, I know.

As well as, don't come in here bashing animes please, I know its probably not you 20 year old mens favorite things in the world, I'm just looking for a new anime and can't seem to find one anywhere. So please, help me out here folks.

To give a little more insight as to what I'm looking for. My list of animes I've followed for over a year, and enjoy greatly include:
Naruto
DBZ (It got stupid with the newest GT saga)
Yu Yu Hakashow

Thats pretty much occupied my time as an anime fan. So, post the first episode, leave the title, and give a little insight so I know who people are, and whats going on.

 

[Spunky]

I LOVED Yu-gi-oh Pegasus was a great villian, Always pulling strings, Was always a step ahead of everyone with his eye. I loved the transformation that Yugi would go under when he became the pharoh, And always loved the dark magician (Yugi's sig card).

And who could forget the brilliance of Sato Kaiber in the series, And the iconic three headed blue eyes white dragon?

This show was made great by all of the twists, And turns in the stories, And how long the battles lasted. Just a great show, Probably overshadowed by Pokemon though, Alot of poeple felt it was a rip off.

 

[Milkyway!]

Ahh yes. The wonderful yu-gi-oh. Oh how many thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours I spent buying, trading, and selling of those cards. Very nice memories you have brought back swirlling unto me Spunky. You forgot Joey. The most underrated character in that series. I think they should have let him defeat Yugi, just once.

 

[The Mark of Zur-En-Arrh]

Dude, watch Ninja Scroll. Watch the movie first and the series second. The series isn't as good as the film, but i follows the same premise of happy-go-lucky master swordsman minding his own business is repeatedly recruited by hapless civillians to protect something from an army of fucked up mutants you'd expect to see in a Metal Gear Solid game (in fact, there's a resemblance between most of the ninjas in the movie and all of the Cobra Unit in MGS3:SE)