Thrawn

Story: To set the tone right off the bat, most of it is an orgy of pink bubblegum explosions and laser spams, and I mean a fuckton of lasers, bullets from chainguns (IN SPACE), a buttfuck fuckton of missiles because shit blowing up, you know? You know. Shit blows up. A lot. And mecha just tearing shit apart. Action in every single episode of this batshit insane, stupid ass series with twists up the wazoo. Wazoo? Think of it as ass because why not. It's chock full of 'em, irregardless of how illogical, stupid or silly they are. But to start off coherently or sensibly, it's pure, action-packed fun. I mean... See full review

Story: I thought this was Hell Bomber, or Harem Bomber. Harlem- whatever. Not Evil Town, which is what the location is called and not just the OVA. It's stupid indeed but it's quite accurate. The synopsis gives a surprisingly lengthy description of the anime but to sum it up: Violence Jack is freed, protects group C and kills a lot of people. That's about it apart from more violence and rape, but it's to be expected from something called Violence Jack 2: Evil Town. A subpar story is too good for this midnight showcase. You shouldn't even expect anything shallow from the story. It would have been simple... See full review

Made by one man; a mad man at that. Only one like that could make a masterpiece like this. A masterpiece might be too bold a term, but it is one man. One who created a tragic tale of separated lovers; separated by time and space. I admit I wept a few times, once during the scene where Mikako messaged Noboru that it would take eight years for the next message to arrive and again later on. Some other sad stuff occurs and the waiting definitely tugged at the heart strings. But we don't know much about the two apart from their situation, but for me, that was all I needed. Considering that it's only a half hour... See full review