Anime Review

Heavy Object Part 2 Review

The second half of Heavy Object gives you more of the same but does little to justify the two cour length.

IncendiaryLemon • 24th November 2017

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Paprika Review

A rather complex film made watchable by its stunning animation.

Ian Wolf • 21st November 2017

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Eureka Seven Review

Eureka Seven easily earns its reputation as a classic that deserves to be seen with a great story, world, and top-notch animation.

IncendiaryLemon • 20th November 2017

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Dragon Ball Z – Movie Collection One Review

Over 25 years after their original theatrical release the first two Dragon Ball Z movies are finally available to buy here in the UK, and on Blu-ray no less! Do they stand the test of time?

Cold Cobra • 3rd November 2017

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Digimon Adventure tri. The Movie Chapter 2: Determination Review

Although it features some really fantastic character development, Digimon tri. Chapter 2 treads far too much water in terms of its story.

IncendiaryLemon • 2nd November 2017

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Fairy Tail 19 Review

This collection is certainly not the best in Fairy Tail’s history, primarily because it’s mostly filler.

Ian Wolf • 1st November 2017

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"From the Director of Akira" it may be, but that's the only thing the two have in common! Steamboy is a fun family adventure film with stunning visuals, but what's it like to watch? Read on, and if you want, take a drink every time you read the word "steam"... then don't drive.

Cold Cobra • 29th October 2017

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Dragon Ball Super – Part 1 Review

As the English translation of the opening to this very show goes, “Now it's calling for me go back to the start”, as Dragon Ball Super begins its Blu-ray / DVD release here in the UK with the first thirteen episodes!

Cold Cobra • 27th October 2017

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Pokémon Indigo League Season 1 Review

No matter what kind of anime fan you are, you’ll no doubt have heard of the worldwide phenomenon Pokémon. Now we're going back to the series' roots with the release of the first season!

Demelza • 24th October 2017

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Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ Part 1 Review

As with Zeta Gundam, you feel that the second half of Mobile Suit ZZ Gundam is going to be the more exciting one.

Ian Wolf • 21st October 2017

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Girls und Panzer der Film Review

The girls of Ooarai Girl’s High School are back, and this time they are fighting to regain something they have lost.

Ian Wolf • 18th October 2017

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Dragon Ball Super – Episodes 106 – 111 Review

Dragon Ball Super’s “Universe Survival Arc” continues to give viewers non-stop action, this time including Goku fighting a far more powerful foe and gaining a new transformation in the process! We’re breaking new ground here! I kid (sort of) but let’s take a look at the happenings...

Cold Cobra • 17th October 2017

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Norn9 Review

Attractive artwork and Kevin Penkin's excellent soundtrack make Norn9 stand out from other reverse harem anime.

Sarah • 16th October 2017

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Beyond the Boundary: I’ll Be There Review

Beyond the Boundary the TV series is already a mixed bag, but the films feel even less good than that.

Ian Wolf • 10th October 2017

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Cowboy Bebop: The Movie Review

When one thinks of Cowboy Bebop, jazz springs to mind. The spirit of jazz is spliced into the DNA of Bebop's movie, just as it is into its earlier TV series.

Paul • 9th October 2017

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Kinmoza! Season 1 Review

Kinmoza! is concentrated slice-of-life goodness that’s nigh guaranteed to warm your heart and make you laugh in equal measure

IncendiaryLemon • 6th October 2017

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Ushio and Tora Review

Ushio and Tora delivers a brilliantly fun time with some spectacular animation that fans of shounen anime are bound to adore.

IncendiaryLemon • 4th October 2017

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Nurse Witch Komugi R Review

Nurse Witch Komugi R is pretty fun, but despite being a magical girl parody, the lack of good jokes makes it feel like another dime-a-dozen entry into the genre

IncendiaryLemon • 26th September 2017

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The Red Turtle Review

The Red Turtle is a Studio Ghibli film, though it was created and directed by award-winning Dutch animator Michael Dudok de Wit instead of the Ghibli team itself. It contains stunning visuals and masterful direction, and is entirely presented without any spoken dialogue. Overly artsy, or genuine masterpiece? Read on!

Cold Cobra • 23rd September 2017

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Fairy Tail Collection 18 Review

New developments in Fairy Tail Collection 18 as Lucy's Zodiac spirits rebel against her, claiming that they have no memory of Lucy and want "total freedom" from humans.

Ian Wolf • 22nd September 2017