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In a time of great heroes, the evil Sephiroth and the power of Meteor were vanquished by a warrior named Cloud Strife and his companions. Now, though the life stream of the world has been restored, certain people have become sick with Geo Stigma -- an illness which is as mysterious as it is incurable. Meanwhile, in the shadows, a new enemy has appeared: Kadaj, who holds the key to the destruction of all life. Against insurmountable odds, Cloud, Tifa, Barrett, Cid and the rest of the gang must band together one last time to defeat Kadaj and save the world from annihilation.
In the distant future, the world lies in ruin and vampires rule the land. Mercenary vampire hunters fight the terrible forces of darkness - for a price; the most notorious of them all being the half-vampire named D. However, despite his actions that help humanity, he finds himself shunned by those he would save. When a girl named Charlotte is kidnapped by the vampire Lord Meier, her father hires D to bring her back - dead or alive. Competing with the vampire hunting Marcus Brothers for the prize, D encounters Meier first; but in the middle of their confrontation, Charlotte calls out Meier's name in worry and Meier reveals that she is accompanying him of her own free will...
I think you will thoroughly enjoy Bloodlust after Advent Children because the former consist of excellent animation, has a plot almost entirely driven by action, but actually has a more coherent and interesting plot. If you're looking for another non-stop thrill ride then definitely check this one out.
Set in the 21st century on a recently terraformed Venus, Venus Wars is the story of a war between two opposing nations, and the effect it has on a group of teenagers. Dark and gritty, with an air similar to that of Akira, it focuses on coming of age during the midst of a planet's devastating war.
Two high octane adventures that spread the story well between the importance of friendship and pure action. Both Anime show how a group of friends, and perhaps even enemies, must band together in order to overcome the oppression and greed that threatens their lives and the lives of those around them. The oppressors in both Anime care presented as greedy and power hungry, without regard for humanity, whilst our heroes, although clearly no angels themsleves, are fighting on the side of freedom and righteousness.
Expect plenty of high speed vehicle chases and many action scenes throughout, against a predominantly sci-fi futuristic setting. But both Anime are also very keen to show how war and fighting affects in every way the lives of not just our heroes, but of everyone who gets caught up in the struggle too.
Surrounded by water and a world of pollution, oppression, and never-ending rain, the city of ECOBAN feeds off of the surrounding pollutants to sustain life on this seemingly last continent on earth. Shua, a man thrown out of the city, misses the blue sky and now fights to cast down light on this cloud covered island, while uncovering figures from his past.
For animated movies that push the envelope of CGI you can't get much better than Wonderful Days and FF: Advent Children. Even If you don't care for either story just watch and stare in complete awe at the absolutely stunning CGI scenery and your time will still be well spent.
