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Perhaps the most infamous anime to ever exist, Neon Genesis Evangelion became a worldwide phenomenon once it made its way to other places around the globe. This series brought fame to the people who worked on it, such as Hideaki Anno, the director and creator (who, in later years, would come to direct anime series such as Kare Kano), character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto (Fooly Cooly, The Girl Who Lept Through Time, Wolf Children), and composer Shiro Sagisu (Bleach, Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic). At the time, it also served as a different take on the mecha genre, after many series (such as the Mobile... See full review

Warning: Spoilers for the end of the Madoka Magica TV anime series, along with some other minor spoilers from the movie.

For what appears to be the final installment of the Madoka Magica series, The Rebellion Story shows just how cruel the world of witches can be in a staggering and glamorous way.  The Rebellion Story continues where the original 2011 anime left off; Madoka has become God, and is no longer existant in the world. However, to much confusion, Madoka appears in this movie as a regular magical girl, as if none of the events that happened at the end of the series occured. The... See full review

Blue Exorcist is a great anime for any shounen fan out there, or anyone that just wants a taste of anime for the first time. Published by A-1 Pictures (Black Butler, Sword Art Online, and various other titles), Blue Exorcist provides enjoyment with its variety of characters and nice animation. It focuses on the ironic idea of a demon killing demons; and, not just any demon, but Satan. The first episode goes directly into the story, and, at least for me, hooked my attention. The introduction to this series was well-thought out, even if it was in a few episodes. The thrilling soundtrack produced by... See full review