satyreyes wrote:

(D) A young woman’s distinctive piece of jewelry allows her to chase a prince into a world where miracles are an everyday occurrence.

Angel the girl of the flowers?  the original name was Hana no ko Lun Lun

(F) The main character meets a strangely emotionless girl that, for reasons they do not quite understand, everyone is out to capture.  Those that want to capture her say she is nothing more than a moving doll – albeit a moving doll with the power to revolutionize the world.  But through effort and perseverance on the part of her new friend, the emotionless girl slowly develops a love for the one who has taught her so muchttp://forums.ohtori.nu/post.php?tid=53&qid=917h.  In the end, this girl’s liberation forever changes the world, but only at a great price.

Evangelion could be except nobody seems to want to capture her. 

Let me think the others, because I read more manga than anime... I need to do a memory trip XD

satyreyes wrote:

As to (D): I don't know anything about Angel, so it could be right -- the thing about cliches is they tend to be even more common than anyone imagines -- but it's not what I have in mind.  There's a much better-known show that fits the description.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hana_no_Ko_Lunlun

*Also Sailor gets a brooch but the magical world is already destroyed.
*There is a fairy tale of a girl that has to chase her true love(which is a prince) to a castle at the east of the sun and at the west of the moon. She  gets a golden ball, a golden comb and another-golden- thing-I-have-no-idea-how-to-say-it.english that help her to see the prince. I think that story would be the mother of the "quest for love" adventure.

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yummi cookies!!

Also I edited the previous answer because I remembered another story check it out please

satyreyes wrote:

(A) A girl who always wears men’s clothing finds herself unwillingly thrown in with a helpless woman whom it is crucial that she protect against all comers.  In the end, she helps bring about revolution.

Rose of Versailles, of course!

(C) The five color-coded members of an elite, mysterious group conspire behind the scenes to alter the destiny of the world.  Their leader spends a lot of private time with an enigmatic man the other members suspect to be an enemy.

Sailor Moon. Either the original series (mysterious man is Tuxedo Kamen) or Sailor Stars (mysterious... uh, man.... is Seiya). ;) Don't worry, I'm just joking... mostly.

(F) The main character meets a strangely emotionless girl that, for reasons they do not quite understand, everyone is out to capture.  Those that want to capture her say she is nothing more than a moving doll – albeit a moving doll with the power to revolutionize the world.  But through effort and perseverance on the part of her new friend, the emotionless girl slowly develops a love for the one who has taught her so much.  In the end, this girl’s liberation forever changes the world, but only at a great price.

Are you looking for Chobits, or Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis (the recent movie, not the manga)?

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(C) The five color-coded members of an elite, mysterious group conspire behind the scenes to alter the destiny of the world.  Their leader spends a lot of private time with an enigmatic man the other members suspect to be an enemy.

My rational part of my mind later said Sailor Moon, but it took the other part a good minute or two to stop yelling, "Captain Planet!"

Oh!!!
B is KINO NO TABI

I'm no good at this game. I only knew Rose of Versailles and Escaflowne.

Whatever E is, I haven't seen it. I don't forget a demure, godlike figure.

Giovanna wrote:

I'm no good at this game. I only knew Rose of Versailles and Escaflowne.

Whatever E is, I haven't seen it. I don't forget a demure, godlike figure.

XD I thought Fushigi Yuugi with the rescuer being either Tamahome or Hotohori, and the red-haired man obviously Tasuki (OVA2???) But obviously alas not what satyreyes was thinking of....

I'm guessing it's not a shounen mecha anime, which is mostly what I watch. So no clue o.O

But yes Kino no Tabi is definitely a good show.

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satyreyes wrote:

(E) A young girl is very sad, for her mother and father have died.  She is cared for by a kind and noble gentleman called the Prince.  Later, while trying to prove herself worthy of him, she finds herself torn between pursuing this demure godlike figure and courting the coarser red-haired man she meets in the course of this pursuit.

Fruits Basket.

Ger wrote:

satyreyes wrote:

(E) A young girl is very sad, for her mother and father have died.  She is cared for by a kind and noble gentleman called the Prince.  Later, while trying to prove herself worthy of him, she finds herself torn between pursuing this demure godlike figure and courting the coarser red-haired man she meets in the course of this pursuit.

Fruits Basket.

Crikey! I cannot believe that I failed utterly to even think of Fruits Basket.

(C) The five color-coded members of an elite, mysterious group conspire behind the scenes to alter the destiny of the world.  Their leader spends a lot of private time with an enigmatic man the other members suspect to be an enemy.

Neon Genesis Evangelion. The earlier meetings between SEELE and Ikari Gendou (and his assistant, Fuyutsuki) reflect this perfectly. I know this isn't what you had in mind, but if you look, it is an EXACT matchup.

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satyreyes wrote:

Rosemary Bats wrote:

Neon Genesis Evangelion. The earlier meetings between SEELE and Ikari Gendou (and his assistant, Fuyutsuki) reflect this perfectly.

Really?  Wow.  I don't remember SEELE being color-coded, but I admit I didn't watch Eva that carefully.  Cool!  A retroactive cookie for you.

In the early meetings, each member of SEELE was seated before a panel that glowed a different color on the table: green, red, blue, yellow, and I THINK white...yeah, I think 2 of the panels were white, for some reason. I should check to get the exacts. In the later meetings (including in the End of Evangelion film), the members weren't shown, but represented by holograms of numbered slabs indicating their position, and the color coding was done away with. Can you guess what my second favorite series is after SKU? *sweatdrop*

Yay, cookie! *munches*

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