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I like to think that Project A-ko is the Anime that kicked it all off! It was the first animation I had ever seen and I immediately became a fan after. I was very young when I watched it on the Sci-Fi Channel and thought it was an incredible watch for its time. The strange thing about Project A-ko is that of the story in which is probably a dreadful and weird experience for an audience. Nevertheless, it doesn't take away from the outstanding work displayed. It's got great action sequences, hilarious comedy and Anime art at 100%. This Japanese animation would have been the ... perfect Anime if it had a better story. However, I believe the story that they put together here is what accidentally made it into the classic it is today. So if you haven't seen Project A-ko, you're in for a wild ride.

Probably the most anticipated Anime TV series to date. I spotted it on Netflix and gave it a try despite the cover having not all to be so appealing. Once I got passed the first episode, I was undoubtedly hooked! I think what makes this so interesting to watch is how clever the game rules are applied and how the so called protagonist has to work around how the game is being manipulated.

Now I had already seen the live action version to this and both are on point. They are separate in there own ways, but they are watchable. The live action version sets up ... for a better sequel that'll most likely take a lot of time to develop, but if they go towards the direction that I think they should go, it's gonna be way better then the first one.

As for the Anime TV version, the second season is the question of it being good or not. But I'll be watching it when it drops!

I watched this when I was a teenager. I loved it then, but now I can see why it didn't continue as far as making more episodes. However, the characters are great with a cool story. Perhaps this story is more a love attraction between a cyborg and a human surrounded in a world that is not what it use to be.

Now I am looking forward to the movie that is coming out February 14th. With James Cameron producing and Robert Rodriguez directing, the movie can't go wrong. It's destined to change cinema forever. If you haven't read the graphic novel on BattleAngel Alita, it's ... worth the read.