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This anime series is a bit different in Australia than what it is in North America.... while it is great Madman Entertainment chose to release it over here as they did .hack//Sign and .hack//LoTB, it is actually kicking us Aussies while we are down as we never got the corresponding game trilogy that follows on from it. But how does this series come across as both a solo entity and as part of The World R:2 series?
What if Pokemon involved cute and often well endowed girls that had to fight to the death until they were the last one standing? You would have Sekirei!
Recently, the series has been of focus with the Fate/Extra PSP title being announced for English distribution and the Fate/Zero prequel series due to start in
Originally released in Japan in 2005, Shakugan no Shana has been what I would consider a successful anime series, spanning over two, hopefully three soon
I know this might sound a bit weird... but to me my High School grades were not all that important. Sure I studied my ass off and got the grades I needed but