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The stage reading series also has an ongoing television anime adaptation. Funimation, which is co-producing the anime with MARS RED takes place in 1923, and vampires have existed for quite a while. But now, the number of vampires is increasing and a mysterious, artificial blood source called Ascra has appeared. The Japanese government, in turn, creates “Code Zero,” a unit within the army tasked with taking down the vampiric forces. And what better way to track vampires than by using vampires? Created by Lieutenant General Nakajima, this unit has historically been in the business of info...

Pushing the boundaries by Mark Jardine 16 Mar 20:15 GMT America's Cup match day 6 - Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli and Emirates Team New Zealand battle it out in race 9 © ACE / Studio Borlenghi When the AC75 boat concept was revealed back in November 2017, we all looked on it with a sense of incredulity. Would this gecko-like monohull actually fly? Would the sailors be able to control it? Would they be able to match race? The 36th America's Cup has answered those questions with an emphatic 'Yes'! Looking back at the video which accompanied the announcement, we can see how reali...

smartlink 5 Tonne load by Cyclops Marine Want to know the load on any rope on board? Want to hit that fast setting every time? Want to load up the tack line and deploy the Code Zero straight away? Repeat your sheet settings every time? Get ashore and easily weigh components? smart links are Titanium sheet load sensors, designed and refined in collaboration with two leading race teams but now available as the smallest and lightest sheet load sensors in the world. smart link will help you measure and repeat your fast settings every time. smart link utilises the latest technology to give you an ...

Regatta director not confident of action but if it does start, look for the Kiwis to unveil their new sail, made especially for light conditions.

In reality, they were talking a lot without saying much at all. The general theme was: appear happy with what you’ve got, but praise the opposition whenever possible. There were a couple of pointed moments that answered some of the intrigue of the past fortnight. Burling gave a flat “no” when asked if Team New Zealand had hit a rumoured 57 knots in training, while Sirena chipped in with the Italians’ top speed being a very precise 53.4 knots. Burling also put to bed talk of a late change to copy Luna Rossa’s dual-helmsman approach. “A lot of questions have been asked about h...