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Brain Powered (TV) : Special Effects
Chocolate Underground (ONA) : Special Effects
Cowboy Bebop (TV) : Special Effects (MARIX)
Elfen Lied (TV) : Special Effects
Ergo Proxy (TV) : Digital Special Effects (Marix)
Escaflowne: The Movie : Special Effects
Eureka Seven (TV) : Special Effects (Marix - ep 9, 16)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Chibi Party (OAV) : Special Effects (Marix)
Gokudo (TV) : Special Effects (Marix)
GUNxSWORD (TV) : Digital Effects
Innocent Venus (TV) : Special Effects
Inuyasha the Movie 2: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass : Digital Effects
Inuyasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time : Special Effects
Martian Successor Nadesico (TV) : Special Effects
My-HiME (TV) : Special Effects (Marix)
My-Otome (TV) : Special Effects (Marix)
Natsume Yūjin-Chō (TV) : Special Effects
S-CRY-ed (TV) : Digital Effects
Samurai Champloo (TV) : Digital Effects (Marix)
Spriggan (movie) : Special Effects
Street Fighter II V (TV) : Special Painting Effects (ep. 5,11)
Ushio & Tora: Comically Deformed Theater (OAV) : Special Effects
(The) Vision of Escaflowne (TV) : Special Effects (Marix)
Yakitate!! Japan (TV) : Special Effects
You're Under Arrest (TV) : Special Effects
Zone of the Enders: Idolo (OAV) : Special Effects
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A commercial for a US anime convention raises some eyebrows, and some tempers. We talk about what this says about anime fans... or what it shouldn't say. 2009-03-24
With alchemists and mobsters running amok, the Great Depression has never been so thrilling!
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2009-03-23
Rob inspects a series of underwhelming little Bleach toys. 2009-03-22
Curious about what went down at this year's Tokyo Anime Fair? We've got 14 of this year's booths, with impressions, airdates and video, video, video! 2009-03-21
In some ways it's an extended coda to the first two seasons, a beautifully animated reward for weathering their emotional peaks and troughs. All rewards should be so rewarding.
Galatea reappears, old supporting characters return, and a new Awakened Being arrives, but the too-
Aside from proving that the series can entertain when it loosens up, this is basically more of what volume one offered: science-
Shiny, sloppy and hugely entertaining, these final eight episodes prove exactly why Code Geass is the phenomenon that it is.
Shu has his showdown with General Logi in what is definitely the series' best volume to date. Adults will still want to give the series wide berth, however.
This one is a serious stinker, and the only quest involved in Love Quest is the quest you will angrily embark upon after reading it, in pursuit of better BL.
Savor the air up here; it'll be eons before the series scales these heights again.
It's as bad as the fans said it would be. Wait, scratch that - worse.
Volume eight is another strong installment to the series, one that begins that slow, inevitable circle back to those aspects of the now classic mythos that fans already know.
If you too cringed at the sound of Kujibiki Unbalance flushing itself down a smelly toilet of irritating humor clichés, then perhaps you'll be pleased to hear the sound of it clawing its way back out with a renewed focus on its central love triangle.