Anime Review

This review is dedicated to a great anime/manga series known as Alien Nine. An anime/manga series few know about.

Review for RIN ~Daughters of Mnemosyne, the 6 episode anime from FUNimation.

A review of the anime series Kamichu!

A review on the OVA series Alien Nine.

Review of OVA series Dragon Half.

An anime review of Fighting Fantasy Girl Rescue Me: Mave-Chan.

Ever wish it were possible to skip all the horrible anime series out there and automatically find the best? Well it just got a bit easier with reviews like these.

This is a review of the Japanese anime version of Kino's Journey also known as Kino No Tabi. Kino's Journey is an episodic romp through the imagination and while it is often darker than one would expect it is a beautiful story.

This season is a decent end to an indecent anime. You get a lot more of the same but also a little closure. The ending's mediocre and the show's fairly tasteless, but one thing you can say for Gantz is that it's certainly an experience you won't forget

Gantz is quite possibly one of Japan's craziest creations. It coyly lulls you into dropping your guard with slow development and abominable characters. Then, when you least expect it, it slaps you in the face with its nuts (as in, insanity).

Enter a world of feudal lords and territorial colony ships, swords and starships, aristocrats and commoners. The People's Army has raised arms against the Holy Emperor, as the galaxy quickly heads to oblivion.

In this review, I go over the fan service anime Kamen no Maid Guy.

The series is less about the teacher-student relationship and more about coming of age, not just for the students, but for the teachers too.

Following the adventures of a young man, Tadayasu Sawaki, in his first year of college at the Agriculture University, it flirts around common themes of discovering identity, purpose, minority cultures, and humourously, sexuality.

First impressions and review of Shugo Chara Episode 1.

Get a summary of the plot, plus the pros and cons of this series - all right here!

This is a sneak-peek at the anime D.Gray-Man, to help you decide whether or not you want to watch this anime.

This is a sneak-peek of the anime Myself;Yourself, so you can try to figure out whether or not you want to watch it.

This is a review of the anime Ef - A Tale of Memories.

This is a review of the anime, Sola.

This is a review of Shigofumi: Letters from the Departed, enjoy!

This is a review of Shakugan No Shana, an anime that debuted on 09-16-2005 in Japan.

This is a review of the anime by Kyoto Animation, Clannad.

Here we have my first impression review of To Love-Ru. I highlight interesting thing's about the first episode, to conclude if it is even worth watching.

A review of a harem anime with good music, voice talent, and animation, but is that all?

A review of the popular Japanese anime series Lucky Star.

An astonishingly original series, s-Cry-ed imagines a new type of super-powered human in the form of Alter Users. While most certainly action-packed, the series also features great character studies.

At only ninety minutes long, Origin: Spirits Of the Past, a feature length anime from Gonzo studios, packs a tremendous amount of story and action into its short running time.

Suzuka was a grand disappointment, however, it was a disappointment for which I should have been expecting. From the very first episode, no scratch that, the very first 15 minutes the entire storyline reveals itself and all the sadly cliché events that are sure to foll

Boy meets girl. They find out about each others hard past. They get over it. They fall in love. Story over. Refrain Blue lacked all the creativity and originality needed to make these little sentences and actual story. You'll want to read this before watching.