The story of this anime and manga was written by Naoki Urasawa. The anime was originally aired from April 27, 2004 to September 28, 2005. I got myself a copy of the whole TV series simply out of curiosity. I hear the title get mentioned a lot whenever someone’s asking for some recommendations for an anime series that has great story in anime forums.

I’ve seen a lot anime series on TV back when I was a teen-ager that I would die to see again. That is why I keep my downloads, videos, and DVDs somewhere safe. Most of them are titles that I know I would miss watching in the future. But then, there are some series I remember watching but I couldn’t find anymore. I’ve scoured anime stores in malls, bootleggers, fansub and torrent sites and no luck.

Meet Abel Nightroad, this everyday Vatican priest is anything but ordinary. He is poor, kind of a cutie and a Krusnik, a vampire that lives off on the blood of other vampires. How does that saying go, “looks can be deceiving”? Who would have thought that this priest works for a secret holy organization called the AX?

A meme is basically a unit of culture (such as an idea, practice or theory) that is transmitted from one mind to another like the way a gene transfers its information.

Naruto, love it or hate it, its big and its loud. Even living under a rock won’t stop you from hearing about it. However, if you walk out under the naked sun then both sides of the fence have no choice but to agree on one point, there is, at best, one ninja in the entire show.

If you’ve been keeping up with my manga reviews on this, the following paragraphs should be familiar to you right now.

Most people have probably heard of the movie Ghost in the Shell, which was hyped for its thought-provoking philosophical approach to human identity and existence in a time where those may be compromised by the union of cyber technology and human minds and for its masterful mix of cel and computer animation. Based on the manga by Masamune Shirow, this 26 episode anime series continues with the characters that were present in the movie.

Never did I think that Basilisk: the Kouga Ninja Scrolls to be such a bloody good time. There’s blood and guts with a dash of love on the side! It’s the classic question: will love conquer all -even hatred- in the end?