 Written by dai_loli Behold as I blow your minds simply by summarizing one episode: Koyomi Araragi pays a visit to Nadeko Sengoku's place, a friend from school he hadn't seen in some time. They chat, then play The Game of Life and a bit of Twister. Forced to leave early, he then calls Suruga Kanbaru to see if it's cool to drop by her place a day early since he promised to clean her room the next day, she agrees.  On his way, he meets his little sister, they have a quick chat and he gets to Kanbaru's place. They have a friendly conversation and get into an argument. Yep, that was episode 2 in a nutshell. Summed up like this, Nisemonogatari might not look like anything special, but that episode will be the fastest 24 minutes and 10 seconds of your week. That is, until next week's episode brutally hypnotizes you again for another wild ride into this mysteriously enthralling anime.  The sequel to 2009's hit anime, Bakemonogatari, that topped the charts of Blu-Ray sales, beating out even K-On!'s iron grip on otakus' hearts, Nisemonogatari comes at us at full speed with another serving of the epic pairing of Nisio Isin (also known for Katanagatari) as Original Creator and Akiyuki Shinbo (Hidamari Sketch, ef- A Tale of Memories, Pani Poni Dash!, Puella Magi Madoka Magica) as Director. Both of these guys are known for very specific traits that make their works stand out. Nisio is a master of clever dialogue, bombarding us with rapid fire witty jokes and retorts, ridiculous subject derailments and play on words that barely give you any time to glance away from the subtitles. On the other hand, Akiyuki Shinbo wrestles for our eyes' attention with his infamous quick cuts, stylish presentation and masterful camera work. » read more  Written by MasakoX When I got this anime to review, I got the feeling that I was taking one for the team. I had watched the first couple of episodes and had a strong vibe of incest-ridden, shoddily written and sexually suggestive content which does not suit the setting that this anime is set. Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai is in a very precarious position. It uses fanservice elements to draw viewership which is dangerous and could potentially brand it as one of 'those' shows which give anime a bad name in the West.  The show is about a nineteen year old named Yuuta who is charged by his sister to look after his three young nieces whilst they go on a 'business trip'. Right off the bat, alarm bells ring that we're in for a lolicon trip with the use of risqué shots and questionable dialogue. The very fact that Eri Kitamura (Miu) is present in the cast gives my theory legs as she is the same voice behind the lead in Kodomo no Jikan, 2008's controversial series; both Rin and Miu look AND sound alike. Seiyuu aside, the initial feeling I get is of concern that this anime would be a facile mess in that the two elder children fawn over their new 'prize'. » read more  Written by Scott Green Anime Land (Volumes 1 - 3) Written by: Makoto Raiku Released by Kondansha Animal Land opens with a haunted woman's face as she places her crying infant son in a basket, adrift on a river. The waters wash baby Taroza out into a world without any native humans. Life does not get any easier for the traumatized baby. Unlike the mighty apes who famously raised Tarzan, it's a clan of tanuki, one of the physically weakest creatures in a harsh world of survival of the fittest, who adopt Taroza. However, the boy grows up to discover that his powers of "speech" allow him to communicate with all breeds of animals. Gathering other outsiders, Taroza upsets the order of the strong eating the weak and begins to establish a multi-species civilization. Read more beyond the jump... » read more Naruto Shippuden ©2002 MASASHI KISHIMOTO / 2007 SHIPPUDEN All Rights Reserved., Soranowoto © Paradores/Aniplex/ 1121, Chu-Bra © Yumi NakataEFUTABASHA^CHU-BRA Partnership, Astro Boy, Dororo, Blackjack and Phoenix © Tezuka Productions All Rights Reserved, Nurse Witch Komugi-chan Magikarte Z © ADVFilms All Rights Reserved» read more | Sponsored by Anime Studio 8 Popular Shows  NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Episode 248 Minato is forced to use his Flying Raijin jutsu and leave his wife Kushina behind to save their newborn son, Naruto, from a masked assailant.  BLEACH Episode 359 Ichigo escapes from his house in confusion after witnessing his friends and family welcoming Tsukishima as if they've known him for years. Regrouping with Ginjo, Ichigo learns that the same change has also happened to Riruka and the other Xcution members.  Gintama Episode 245 Tetsunosuke has completely changed as he sincerely tries to perform his new job. Isaburo despises Tetsunosuke and tells Hijikata that he should dispose of him, but Hijikata, who came from a similar background, sympathizes with Tetsunosuke and looks after him. Meanwhile, Gintoki, who was arrested by the Mimawarigumi, has been assigned a mission by Isaburo...  Beelzebub Episode 53 The Great Demon Lord wants Beel to appear on "My Very First Conquest", and instructs Hilda to film it, but can Baby Beel even make it past the first corner where angry dogs await?! Also, Furuichi falls in love. Is it finally time for him to find happiness? |
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