Narumi KAKINOUCHI
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China Blue Jasmine (manga) : Story & Art
Cosmos Pink Shock (OAV) : Key Animation
Daicon films (special) : Additional Animation
Dangaioh (OAV) : Animation Director (assistant), Key Animation, Opening Animation (op&ed;)
Iczer Reborn (OAV) : Opening Animation
Iczer-One (OAV) : Animation Director, Animation ("Eps 1-3")
Juline (manga) : Story, Art
Megazone 23 (OAV) : Chief Animation Director
My Code Name is Charmer (manga) : Story & Art
Neko Neko Fantasia (OAV) : Character Design
New Vampire Miyu (manga) : Story & Art
Ruby Blood (manga) : Story & Art
Ryoko's Case File (TV) : Original Character Design
Ryokunohara Labyrinth - Sparkling Phantom (OAV) : Director (debut), Screenplay, Storyboard, Character Design, Animation Director
Shaolin Sisters (manga) : Story & Art
Shaolin Sisters: Reborn (manga) : Story & Art
(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross (TV) : Key Animation (ep 7, 12, 19)
(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? (movie) : Assistant Animation Director
Urusei Yatsura (TV) : Animation
Vampire Dahlia (manga) : Story & Art
Vampire Princess Miyu (manga) : Story, Art
Vampire Princess Miyu (OAV) : Storyboard, Original creator, Character Design, Animation Director
Vampire Princess Miyu (TV) : Original story, Character Design, Key Animation (ep 26), Theme Song Lyrics (ED,26)
Vampire Yui (manga) : Story, Art
(The) Wanderer (manga) : Story & Art
Yakushiji Ryōko no Kaiki Jikenbo (manga) : Art
Yui Kanonsho (manga) : Story, Art
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THIS TIME: Why don't anime openings have sound effects? Where's the cultural uproar about teenage anime fans that are into yaoi and hentai? And what's up with the otaku "stigma"? And a new Hey, Answerfans too! WHOOSH! 2010-02-05
For clean, disposable and weirdly socially conscious RPG fun, you could do far worse.
Anyone with a taste for gruesome hellish fun who is willing to check their more sophisticated sensibilities at the door will probably have a good time with this.
This first episode really feels like a short but impressive feature film, complete with a big budget and a movie-
Less a self-
A newspaper reporter and his young photographer sidekick investigate reports of a mysterious masked killer in this 2007 mystery/
Flows, with all the eddies, detours and tributaries of life, straight to an offbeat but hugely satisfying conclusion. Bring on season two.
The endgame is in full swing, and the final goal is in clear sight, but how our heroes are going to get there ... is anyone's guess.
There is merit to this release in its greater wealth of new footage and improvements on Mello and Near's overwrought episodes. Still, it's only "better" for the fans, and the uninitiated should always just turn to the original series.
With its first four episodes Starship Operators establishes itself as a clever, good-