Here is where I'll give you the lowdowns on the Animes I've seen so far. The grading list is as follows:

*****-The best *-the worst

Samurai Pizza Cats: I should've put this up earlier, because this is an instant classic. Now, we all love cats, right? We think they're the best damn things since sliced cheese. Well, what if these lovable creatures gained super powers in order to save the world? What if they did it while running a pizza shop? In Samurai Pizza Cats, that's just the case. With his group of kitty crime-fighters, Yattorou constantly saves Japan from the forces of evil whenever he isn't making pizza for his hungry customers! Unfortunately, because I have trouble finding most of the episodes, my review is somewhat limited, but from what I've seen, I recommend this to anyone who loves everything old-school, and for people who love cats, too.
Rating: ****

Yu-Gi-Oh GX: I'm sorry to say that while this show is all right, it's nowhere near as good as Yu-Gi-Oh was. Basically, it's the same, with the main character (Juudai) dueling his way out of his troubles. A lot of the characters even resemble many of the old YGO cast, which brings the rating down even more. This just seems like a watered-down version of YGO, with no actual plot given specifically. Sadly, because it was taken off the air in Albany around 2006, I haven't yet seen past season 2, so bear with me on this review.
Rating: ***

Yu-Gi-Oh (redone): Now don't get excited, I almost never redo reviews, but this show severely needed it from my last one. A young boy named Yuugi is given a mysterious puzzle to solve, which takes him eight years to do so. When he does solve it, his world is turned upside-down as the Nameless Pharaoh (Yami) enters his life, in the form of a 3000-year-old spirit. Together with this spirit, and with his best friends, Yuugi must set out to find the Pharaoh's memories, and to discover his destiny to save the world. But, with villains like Maximillion Pegasus, Malik Ishtar, and even his own friend, Ryou (who has an evil item that releases Yami Bakura), it most certainly won't be easy. But through it all, Yuugi always remembers that friendship will prevail.
Rating: *****

Chromarti High: This is a weird one! I've only seen a few episodes, so my opinion might seem biased. There doesn't seem to be much plot overall. The episodes stand well on their own, and put together, the whole series is insane. Basically, you have highschoolers who deal with rivals from different schools, and stuff like that. Normal, eh? Well, what if your best friend was a sensitive robot, and your school has to deal with aliens? And what if you look like you're 50!? That's the case in this anime!
Rating: ***

D.N.Angel: Both the manga and the show rock! So, you have little Daisuke Niwa, a typical 14-year-old boy with love problems. What happens if that problem affects your DNA and you transform into a whacky and perverted thief known as Phantom Thief Dark!? Well, for poor Daisuke, it means stealing, traveling, and boundless circles of love as he and Dark steal treasure... and girls' hearts! All in all, very cute, and I recommend both the anime and manga. (Manga has storylines not featured in the show, and they cut out the coolest character ever from it ;~;)
Rating: *****

Excel Saga: If you're looking for a weird anime, nothing gets weirder than this one! And since the maker gives permission to turn the anime into anything, I can't really put it in any genre in particular! Okay, so you have Excel, a spunky, hyper agent for the ideal organization, ACROSS. Throw in the unhealthy Hyatt, add serious Lord Ilpalazzo, put in some dead guys, some crazy humor, and a scared little dog, and that's Excel Saga for you!
Rating: *****

Gravitation: Ah, nothing like gay romance in an anime! And boy does this one have it! Local band leader Shuuichi Shindo ends up falling in love with novelist Erie Yuki, and bad things start to happen from a horribly evil rival to Erie getting seriously sick! But not to worry, because love always prevails!
Rating: ***

Yu Yu Hakusho: This is a good anime for people who love fighting. Basically, the hero dies and becomes a Spirit Detective, protecting humans from any demons or unworldly creatures that happen to threaten them. Teamed up with humanoid demons, healers, and even an old lady, can the hero survive from the bad guys with supernatural powers? Or will they all die trying?
Rating: *****

Final Fantasy United: This is a very cute anime, and has slight references to the FF series. Two kids and a young lady go searching for their parents with help from a mysterious guy and Boco the Chocobo. Very cute.
Rating: ****

Witch Hunter Robin: A very goth anime and pretty interesting. It has both a touch of magic and gothic themes. A girl named Robin helps hunt... witches. Since I've only seen two episodes (they took it off before I saw much) I can't say very much, but it's good.
Rating: ****

Cowboy Bebop movie: Okay, so it's not the show, but the movie was great! It was a little freaky and there are some swears in it. But if you're into gun fights and dark beings destroying the earth, this movie's for you! Basically, you have Spike and his allies fighting an experiment named Vincent who is destroying the earth using something that causes people to combust randomly. A not-so-great plan is executed and the good guys win!
Rating: ***

Chobits: This is a cute one by far. It is about college student Hedeki and how he finds a persicon named Chii in the trash. Chii can only say "chi" so Hedeki must teach her about the world, while still trying to get money for his daily life.
Rating: *****

Digimon 4th season: This one is seriously advanced compared to the other seasons. The group is smaller, but they actually turn into digimon! At first, they have to find Ophanimon, but then they have to save her. When they fail at that, they must beat Cherubimon. After they kicked his butt, they now must save the digital world from the Royal pain-in-the-butts Knights, and Lucemon.
Rating: ****

Pokemon Advanced: This is basically like the original pokemon, but a lot better. Ash finally has to work hard to win his badges, and with new allies like Max and May, who are not good with pokemon battles, it's enough to drive anyone insane! Too bad Team Rocket hasn't changed much...
Rating: *****

Beyblade: This is a cute anime! Five kids known as the Blade Breakers have to stop an organization called Team Psychic from capturing creatures known as Bit Beasts. Along the way, they meet friends like Hilary, Zeo, and Wyatt. Some of their foes become their friends! However, for now, their main target are two wily bladers named King and Queen.
Rating: ****

//Hack.Sign: I only watched this a few times, as its on pretty late. It's a good anime. These people enter a game called "The World" and must fight some bad guys. Never actually learned who the bad guys were, but the Silver Knight is supposed to be a big part of the story.
Rating: ****

Inuyasha: Again, I've only seen this a few times, and again, I love it. Inuyasha is a half-demon who, with his friend Kagome, travel through different worlds to stop Naraku, his minions, and Inuyahsa's own brother, Sesshoumaru.
Rating: *****

Teen Titans: Okay, this is a manga, but it still rocks! Basd on everyone's favortie side-kick, Robin! Together with four other unearthly teens, Robin goes up against villains, while trying to stop Slade. It's sorta like Mod Squad, only more "mod!"
Rating: *****

Rurouni Kenshin: Unfortunately, I have not seen much of this Anime, but what I have seen, I love. It is about a samurai who must go up against his worst enemies to stop Lord Shishio. Luckily, he has his friends by his side all the way.
Rating: ****

Megaman NT Warrior: This one just appeared on May 17, so I don't know alot about it except that a kid named Lan is armed with a PET (personal terminal) containing a netnavi called Megaman, and they must destroy the evil Dr. Wily (from the old MM games) before he destroys the world.
Rating: ****...so far...

Gundam Wing: This one was great! It was about 5 boys who control robot titans and must save the earth from the evil organization known as OZ. With their friend, Relena, and a few unlikely allies, they just barely pull their quests off. Also, for some reason, they are quite good with hand guns. Definitly a must see.
Rating: *****

Ronin Warriors: See above, basically the same except that the 5 boys control ancient armor instead of robots and must vanquish the evil Tolpa Dynasty. Armed with swords, staffs, and other malee weapons, along with the quick-thinking Mia. Not as good as GW, though.
Rating: ***

Sailor Moon: This one also has 5 girls who....save the world from evil dynasties. They must also uncover the mystery behind Rini and the silver Imperial Crystal. About all I can remember.
Rating: ***

Outlaw Star: Aw man did this one rock! Five warriors from different worlds unite in search of treasure and jobs to pay for the ship they bought. Everything about this anime is great! Gene Starwind, with his friends Sazuka, Jim, and Aesha, must save Melfina, an ancient android, from Harry, Ron, and some other guy they hang out with, who are trying to destroy the universe with Melfina's powers.
Rating: *****-***************

Pokemon: Unfortunately, Pokemon has outlived its once-greatest glory. It just has no storyline anymore. All Ash does nowadays is fight the same people over and over. It used to be better, when he would catch more Pokemon than he does now, and battle a lot more people. Sorry, but its just not as interesting as it used to be.
Rating: **

Digimon: Don't even know if Digimon is still airing. I liked the first two seasons, the first one about 7 kids who get lost in a Digital world, and paired up with Digimon (digital monsters), who they must help to save both worlds from evil hacker digimon. The second season was the same as the first, with 3 new characters, but when I saw the third, with Digi power cards and too-serious-for-cartoons storyline, I said "forget it" and didn't bother watching.
Rating: First two seasons: **** Third season: *