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8/19/2012

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Review : Sankarea



Sanka Rea
Alternative title:
さんかれあ (Japanese)
Genres: comedy, romance
Themes: fanservice, zombies
Number of episodes: 12
Opening Theme:
     "Esoragoto" by nano.RIPE
Ending Theme:
     "Above Your Hand" by Annabel
Original creator: Mitsuru Hattori

Synopsis :
Chihiro Furuya is a zombie fanboy of the first order. He watches every zombie movie he can, has all manner of zombie paraphernalia scattered about his room, and even dreams of having a cute zombie girlfriend; that his buxom cousin Ranko is practically throwing herself at him doesn't even register against such obsession. Thus when his beloved cat Babu dies, Chihiro attempts to zombify him using a vague formula in a suspicious, stained old journal. His ultimate success comes with an unexpected consequence: Rea Sanka, the very pretty but also desperately troubled girl he has recently met, also winds up as a zombie after (unbeknownst to Chihiro) drinking some of his very poisonous resurrection potion in a failed suicide attempt and then later dying from a grievous injury. Now that Chihiro has exactly what he thought he wanted – a zombie cat and a sexy zombie girl to look after – he struggles to stay on top of the situation while Rea revels in a freedom that she has not previously known, even if that does mean that she cannot quite live a normal life. Her very possessive father is not content to let things remain as is, however, and that spells trouble for Chihiro.

12/02/2011

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Digital Manga Adds Game - Based Starry Sky Manga


Digital Manga revealed in its newsletter last week that it licensed Hal Minagawa's manga adaptation of honeybee's popular planetarium drama CD and game series Starry Sky.
Digital Manga will ship the first volume of the series on April 20, 2012.The company will release the series as a part of its Juné line.
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Review : Majikoi - Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai


cover in the game


Opening Theme : 
"U-n-d-e-r--STANDING!" by SV TRIBE
Ending Theme : 
"Kimi no Maji o Choudai"  by Momoyo Kawakami, Kazuko Kawakami, Miyako Shiina, Christiane Friedrich, Yukie Mayuzumi


Synopsis : 
At Kawakami Academy, disputes are settled the old fashioned way: with duels. Or, that failing, with all-out war. Non-lethal weapons are of course used, but other than that, there's very little that isn't allowed when resolving issues with violence. Yamato Naoe isn't a fighter; he's a thinker. He makes the strategies; his friends carry them out. His trump cards are German aristocrat Christiane, energetic lancer Kazuko, shy swordswoman Mayu, and lust-addled archer Miyako. They're all superior martial artists, and all hopelessly smitten with him. His true love, however, is the immensely powerful Momoyo, who may or may not give a skinned knuckle about him. Together they battle other classes, go to school, and occasionally get tangled up with cyborgs and gunrunners who have evil plans for Japan.

12/01/2011

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Review : Un-Go

Original Creator : Ango Sakaguchi


Synopsis :
Some time in the near future, in a Japan still bearing the scars of war, Shinjurou Yuuki is making his living as the last of the old-school detectives. He has earned the nickname "the Defeated Detective" for being consistently outfoxed by his sedentary rival Rinroku Kaishou. Kaishou uses the country's vast computer network, including its omnipresent surveillance cameras, to solve crimes from the comfort of home. Shinjurou drags his assistant, a bizarre boy-child named Inga, to the scene of the crime and seemingly never gets anywhere. Or at least, that's the official line. The truth is that Shinjurou and Inga always get their man, often with the help of Inga's freaky powers, but Kaishou always smothers their triumph in government-backed lies. Back-stabbed financiers, dead music producers, crispy-fried industrialists, exsanguinated thieves, neglectful mothers—no case can confound him for long, but will he ever get the acclaim due him as Japan's last Master Detective?