October 11th, 2007
Plot Summary: Fumihiko Matsumaru is an average salaryman with no girlfriend. He invited his colleague Miss Tanaka to a movie but was stood up. Right at the time he was about to toss tickets into a trash can, a cute girl appeared and asked him not to waste those two tickets. After movie and dinner, he escorted her home and found they live in the same neighborhood, yet unfortunately her apartment caught on fire hours later. Having nowhere else to stay, rookie seiyuu Aka Onda moved to Matsumaru’s place, and the two had started a “more than friend but not yet lovers” relationship under the same roof while keeping this secret from their employers.

If you’re looking for a new comedy/drama/slice of life/romance anime to watch then i would suggest this. REC is a great blend of laughs and tears with a cute Nekoki (Cat-Tree) thrown in. Although the series is very short, 9 x 12 minute episodes, it gets alot covered. There is no mindless filler here or episodes where nothing happens. Every episode there is something interesting Read the rest of this entry »
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October 6th, 2007
Seiji “Mad Dog” Sawamura is your typical bad boy high school student, often found daydreaming and staring out of the window; his grades aren’t the best in class. He is also an impeccable fighter with the help of his “devil’s right hand” and has the habit of attracting trouble. Being rejected after confessing your love is never a good thing (after 20 times I may add) and things don’t look any better for our underdog hero Seiji as he wakes up one morning to find Midori Kasugano in place of his right hand. This inseparable couple forms the basis of the 13 episode series and covers the many everyday adventures as they struggle to keep their secret from being discovered.

The characters in Midori No Hibi are varied and somewhat predictable for your standard romance anime. Seiji is the double edged sword, on one hand he is seen by his peers as a fearless and intimidating fighter with no respect for anyone Read the rest of this entry »
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October 1st, 2007
Since the demise of Geneon USA Anime forums across the globe have been infected by a lethal mind numbing virus. Scientists are reporting these incidents as being the worst cases of the Fansub Syndrome they have seen yet. After returning from a light slumber and with no end in sight, Anime fans the world over will be forced to listen to mindless drivel day in day out.
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September 28th, 2007
I’ve added a new catagory, everything in the “Other Review” section are my peices from forums and other sites and not like my other reviews about specific environments. Enjoy!
Now I’ll be honest here, when I first started watching Kanon there was nothing that smacked me as wow! I didn’t see what the majority of the hype was about and why people were raving about it. I thought the animation was ok, but then again what Kyoto product isn’t these days? The soundtrack I though was lackluster and somewhat boring, it just didn’t feel to me like it fitted. I did however enjoy the characters from the word go, while they may have had the generic backdrop their personalities were brilliant from the start.

As time went on and I started watching more episodes the things that I didn’t like at the beginning were slowly ironed out. The animation seemed more fluid in the later episodes than the start, the overall Read the rest of this entry »
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September 20th, 2007
In the future the world has come to an abrupt halt. After a severe nuclear apocalypse the seas have frozen over and the sun is blocked out by thick dense clouds. Unable to survive in such inhospitable conditions a new dome city called Romdeau was erected, allowing humans and their robotic servants or autoreivs to live in harmony. All is not what it seems in this new age utopia. After a spree of mysterious murders inspector Real Mayar from the Citizen Information Bureau and her autoreiv partner Iggy are handed the task of solving these cases.

After very little progress Real is attacked at her home by neither an android nor human, we later find out it was a PROXY. Something that the government of Romdeau believes holds the key to the survival of mankind. A connection is made with Immigrant Vincent Law, an average Joe trying to become a model citizen in order to live in Romdeau and the chase begins. Read the rest of this entry »
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