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The fight against the Covenant continues, touching the lives of countless soldiers and innocents. Discover the legends of a group of SPARTANs that must intercept an invaluable package; a lone soldier who struggles with the demons of his past; four Orbital Drop Shock Troopers that must assassinate a Prophet with the help of an unlikely ally; and many other heroic and tragic tales.
Witness the true beginning of the Matrix: how men created the machines and how those machines stood up against their masters, and the effects of the great war that waged between them, which in the end led to the fall of mankind. Watch the ship Osiris and its efforts to warn the remaining humans of the imminent attack; follow a champion who happens to break free from the Matrix; explore the exploitation of a glitch in the overall system; observe the story of the Kid and how he was found by Neo; travel with an investigator who tracks the well-known hacker Trinity; and learn the secrets of the Matrix in other wondrous ways.
Both features several short stories made by different popular anime studios that increases your knowledge about the franchises universe.
It might seem cliche to recommend one franchise's compilation anime for another, but the tone, variety of story and overall dark themes will definitely appeal to fans of either title. Animatrix, in my opinion, is WAY better than Halo Legends, but if you're in the mood for a sci fi compilation produced by the best studios Japan has to offer, both of these should please.
These series of short OVA's are very similar in terms of design and production, both relating short stories of the Matrix and Halo universe, giving them some more background. Each episode are produced by different studios with a different artwork. Both packs are very enjoyable to watch even if you're not a big fan of the main sources.
Batman: a name known throughout the streets of Gotham City, a name kids tell urban legends about and criminals fear. Batman continues to purge Gotham City from the filth that is roaming the streets. After having received Lt. Gordon’s complete trust, he is implicated in all kinds of police affairs, the first of which is the capture of the mysterious robber referred to as the "man in black". Through this ordeal and many others including an encounter with the Killer Croc and Scarecrow, Batman will try to find out more about the dark city’s underground and make his way to become Gotham’s Dark Knight.
It might seem cliche to recommend one franchise's compilation anime for another, but the tone, variety of story and overall dark themes will definitely appeal to fans of either title.
These series of short OVA's are very similar in terms of design and production, both relating short stories of the Batman and Halo universe, giving them some more background. Each episode are produced by different studios with a different artwork. Both packs are very enjoyable to watch even if you're not a big fan of the main sources.