Fullmetal Alchemist 2003

Action 1-13
Slice of Life 14-26
Romance 27-39
Comedy 40-52
Mystery 53-65
Drama 66-78
Mecha 79-91
Space Opera 92-104
Sport 105-117
Psychological 118-130
Fantasy 131-143
Sci-fi 144-156

TV Shows

The shows I completed watching.

Mostly English or Adult

animes pra eu lembrar de dar amorzinho

http://www.nhk.or.jp/anime/anime100/ani_report/

Missing (not on Trakt):
38 - 星の子ポロン (Hoshi no Ko Poron)
99 - ガンとゴン (Gan to Gon)

TV shows I want to watch...

Items to be updated. Please don't like the list. It's just for use with a script as I'm still too lazy to implement the auth just for this. Thank you.

I remember either voting in this, or it might've been a completely different sites list. Anyway, this was published by IGN some years ago, therefore I will create it here and now for list purposes. From the official IGN release:

The cartoon is indeed a wonderful thing. Once mostly deemed to be the territory of a kids-only audience, the world of animation has evolved over the years so as to appeal to adults as well as children… or is it just that many adults these days have the minds of children?

Don't ask us, for if there's one thing that the IGN editors can claim to be, it's kids trapped in the bodies of adults. And so it goes without saying that we sure do love us some cartoons. And in particular, television has proven to be a hugely important part of our toon-development, starting from our earliest days with the Saturday morning and after-school shows and continuing right on to today with the more mature Adult Swim offerings and the like.

In fact, as we prepped for this story and looked back at our many favorite animated series from over the years, we were amazed by the diversity of the shows that we came up with. From classic tales of cats chasing mice to the legend of a Dark Knight avenger patrolling the streets of a place called Gotham, from incompetent alien invaders to incompetent nuclear families, from stories of the future to sagas of the past, IGN's Top 100 Animated Series has it all.

So put away your ink and paint for a while and have a look at this list. You might just find yourself animated by it...

Best Anime of the 90's according to ANN's Theron Martin, Hope Chapman, Justin Sevakis, Zac Bertschy. Ten titles each. Sorted from 1 to 10.

Available as a two part Podcast:
Part 1: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/anncast/2012-12-20
Part 2: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/anncast/2012-12-28

Honorable Mentions:
Zac Bertschy; Redline, Princess Tutu, Mind Game, Victorian Romance Emma
Justin Sevakis; Kino's Journey, Gankutsuou, Story of Saiunkoku, Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Eden of the East, Paprika
Hope Chapman; (comedy) School Rumble, Azumanga Daioh, (animation for the sake of animation) Redline, FLCL, (new media / moe / dependence upon fans) Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, ef: a tale of memories, (pure entertainment) Samurai Champloo, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, (slice of life) Honey and Clover, Genshiken, Beck, Paradise Kiss, (Best children's anime) Dennou Coil, Spirited Away, (Feels cinematic / feels like one continuous experience) RahXephon, Death Note, (Taking a uniform vision but episodes look at separate themes) Haibane Renmei, Kino's Journey
Theron Martin; My-Hime, My-Otome, Baccano!, Metropolis, Saikano, Scrapped Princess, Twelve Kingdoms, Paprika, Boogiepop Phantom, Living for the Day After Tomorrow, Eden of the East, Gankutsuou, Haibane Renmei, Redline

As for Genious Party: The short mentioned was "Baby Blue" by Shinichiro Watanabe.