Drahken

There's not much one can say about something that's only 5 minutes long, other than the fact that that is 8 minutes longer than it should have been. Seriously, don't waste your time. The ring in the title resembles a giant anus, and that is extremely appropriate. This anime is a giant, steaming, pile of dog crap that somebody left on your front lawn. Just spray it away with a garden hose & go on with your life.

This is really just the same old story told for the hundred and twelfth time, nothing notably different from any other gundam series on the market. An emo little brat accidentally pilots a gundam in battle, but miraculously does so better than any of the trained pilots. He kicks ass on the battlefield, then goes whining & preaching about how wrong war is. He doesn't want to fight & his emo little friends don't want him to fight, but he winds up fighting anyway, because all the trained & experienced pilots on the ship are useless little turds who keep getting their butts handed to them on the... See full review

I suppose one can't expect much from a 3 minute animation, especially when it's actually just 2 minutes long plus 1.5 minutes of credits. That being said, I kinda want my 2 minutes back. The cgi artwork and animation were great, but that's all that there is to this special, it's really just a tech demo. Sound is decent quality, but it's just the same few bars of music over and over. There is virtually no story nor characters. If you're not familiar with battle angel alita/gunnm you won't have any clue what's going on, and even if you're thoroughly familiar with it like I am, it'll still be little more than... See full review

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Adventures of the Little Koala is a kid-friendly series about a young koala and his family. They live in a very utopian world full of other anthropomorphic animals, including penguins, wallabies, and others. The series is very episodic, and simply tells the tales of their many little adventures. Adventures of the Little Koala is a kid-friendly series about a young koala and his family. They live in a very utopian world full of other anthropomorphic animals, including penguins, wallabies, and others. The series is very episodic, and simply tells the tales of... See full review