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so i thought this was going to be a fighting anime, and although there is a lot of fights and violence there is a lot more too it than just that.

complicated story lines, gangs, faeries or if you call it other wise a headless vigilante rider, and other supernatural things, in which all tie together in this city where crime runs wild.

There is a few questions i'm left with as it seems some of the story lines were sort of dropped at some point when the focal point of the story gets changed but the concept itself was definitely something on the positive side. ...

there were a few things I wish i saw more of, like how its clear that Izaya has power of some sort but we never get the opportunity to see what he could do, when I sorta just waited for it the whole time.

On another note, the headless rider, otherwise known as Celty, was one of my favorites as she was portrayed as this bad guy when really she has a good heart deep down. A lot of the characters were actually quite enjoyable in there own way.

a futuristic anime where they've unlocked the "fourth dimension" where they can draw out unlimited energy, thus resulting in robots and other interesting things that we dont know of yet in this day an age. Weird that they'd use Tesla, but it works well with the story.

It took me a while before I could fully understand what was going on since you're just literally thrown into a story that really has no depth yet.

Turns out this story follows a group of "collectors" looking for illegal coils for money, and conveniently enough they all suffer from huge loses in there lives.

Most of ... these people are out looking to avenge the deaths of the people they have lost because for whatever reason they all have lost whats most important to them.

Good, but strange is a good way to describe this anime.

There isnt much of a strong story line, but it didnt exactly need on either as it wasnt all too bad on it own. If I could swear on here, a better way to describe it would be with a lovely big "ucked" but the first letter being an F.

Basically, your thrown into this weird vibe at the beginning, meeting a couple who which you have found out later that have already died. QuinDecim, being where you enter a bar, once you've passed on, is the so called "afterlife" judgment area. You are ... forced to play weird games taht usually end up with a lot of pain to judge who goes to hell, and who goes to heaven.

You meet a different bunch of characters, but never get much depth from them as this anime isnt really a "character" bullring one. 90% of the episodes are focused on new people who have "passed on" so aside from the mains who do the judging your meeting a lot of new characters throughout the series.

Not that I havent seen anime's like this before, examples include Akuma no riddle. Although its different it's very much the same in the sense where these teens have to kill each other to survive.

Apparently this comes from a game? I didnt know a game even existed so I was just watching this based on the simple fact it was recommended to me.

Personally, shows like this get me thinking so I dont exactly dislike them, and aside from what other people have to say about it, since I've never played the game, I enjoyed the psychological part of the show, although the story line is ... quite over done in the anime world.

The art work and character designs weren't exactly my favorite but at least it seems to be done well for what the style is, not that its super important, but for someone like me art work can make or break the anime for me.

I would have personally liked to have gotten more back story about the characters for further development but I guess in this scenario thats just something we dont get the liberty of getting.

want a good laugh at something that really makes no sense at all? Then I'd definitely say watch Dagashi Kashi. An anime about little to nothing aside from Japanese "junk food" or "snacks" and a girls drive to get a young boy to take over his dad family shop.

Not only is her drive wild, shes literally driven by Dagashi itself. The characters were alright, typical middle school students on summer vacation doing what middle school students would do during summer break if you lived in the country side of Japan.

Although aside from the summer festival, it seems nobody else lives in this small town, ... it did manage to give me a few laughs here and there making it more enjoyable. The story line was slim to none and it was left very open, but hey, who am i to criticize, right?

okay well, here we are at an anime where to me the title has nothing to do with the anime really and it will throw you off.

We meet a boy, Sogo, who likes rocks and gems, so here he is all alone in the dark cold mines looking for something cool when he finds a red jewel, rushes home and that was that. Then while Sogo is out again, with literally up to no introduction we meet his friend, Koan, who in fact has grown up with Sogo, but we dont find this out till like the last episode..

Anyways moving on, she doesnt wanna get ... marries and clearly has a hard on for Sogo, but then they get into this accident that brings them underground where Sogo found this red jewel previously. They wait for help and then they get attacked by some army guy who throughout the whole anime I cannot tell if he was a good guy or a bad guy.. and like yeah.... ANYWAYS, then this girl magically appears out of this stone he found and saves them blah blah blah.

The next half pf the anime is figuring out where Felia came from while also running away from the soldiers who now want to take her away. Sogo constantly finds himself chasing after the recently abducted Felia while Koan suffers from jealousy issues not wanting to marry her arranged marriage dude Roman.

Next thing you know they're on a great adventure to replenish Felia's godly powers only for her to be taken away.. AGAIN. and they have to go save her. They kinda do.. and then it ends.

WOW.. SUCH A GREAT STORY I CANNOT EVEN HANDLE IT.

The conclusion? To this weird little mini series that has me very confused.

Although lelouch is clearly very messed up sitting in a jail cell talking about sunflowers, the direction focuses back on Leila and Akito and his murdourous brother. Leila is found out that there was a mole within her organization and akito is missing. She is forced to surrender or something to shaing when they reach her base / castle. Next thing you know shaing decides to lose his mind... again and then in swoops her team... leaving it all up for debate and what happens next? I really don't know myself to ... be honest with you.

For people who are fans of the series, much like myself I could have gone without watching this little mini series but I guess it's something to tie you over until we get the next instalment, if we're going too that is.

Well in the time it took to release these last two bad boys I had pretty much forgotten the majority of what happened in the previous two so I did my best to understand what was going on from the little that I remember.

In this one we get to figure out that Lelouch / zero is brainwashed or something as he comes too at a very bad time causing his identity to be revealed by shaing, who by the way is a very awful and confusing person.

One question that rang through my head while watching it is what was the deal with these ... multiple geass? Why does tleila have one and or has never used it? What was the meaning behind the old ladies and reminding Leila about her encounter with C.C when she was a child? And last but not least what's the deal with Suzaku? Is he brainwashed too? I don't know so stayed tuned for part 4 to find out....

for specials, this wasnt so bad to watch.

If you like the series then I think its a cute little breath of fresh air, as there is no story line to it just a quick little touch up on what our friends are up too.. assuming that this was after the ending of the second season.

You get a little bit of everything in these specials with summer mori and her past, how she deal with it in the future. Sophia talking about the past, which is cute also because I often forget her and Nibutani were friends in middle school. Yuuta and Rikka being flirty ... and cute but not really while the others sit and watch. But my favorite one was when "Dark Flame Master" was shown camping, it was nice to see him in that light.

maaaan, I am so disspaoi9nted in this sequel. The first season was so cute, I didnt think it could top it but it didnt seem to progress or do much of anything but leave me empty inside.

Basically, our favorite weirdos are still doing all the same things except they are now second years instead of first years. Yuuta and Rikka are now living together and it almost seems like there relationship has actually gone backwards rather than forward.

We spend alot of the time dealing with Yuuta controlling Rikka like a child more that like a boyfriend, which was sort of off putting. Dont ... get me wrong it makes sense since Rikka is so one tracked minded that she forgets that she cant act like a child all the time but- that shouldn't be Yuuta's job.

there were times however, when they made small baby steps in the relationship (with the help of the others obviously) but for the most part I was left saddened..especially at the end, and if you make it there, you'll probably also feel the same way.