Manga Review: Rosario + Vampire – Volume 10
The climatic end of Rosario + Vampire has come ― for season one that is.
Manga Review: The Record of a Fallen Vampire – Volume 7
The Record of a Fallen Vampire is a shōnen supernatural fantasy action mystery revolving around the former ruler of the Kingdom of the Night, Akabara Strauss, a vampire who can withstand sunlight, for which that very ability helped cause its demise. When his queen, Adelheid, unleashed her power a thousand years ago she was sealed away and her true location hidden among many false seals. For this past millennium Strauss has searched for the seal to set her free, waging battle between dhampires, half-human/half-vampire offspring, and humans who believe her return will herald the end of the world.
Manga Review: Switch – Volume 11
Switch is a shōnen action police drama focusing mostly on two rookie investigators at the Narcotic Control Department in Japan. Kai Eto is a rookie investigator, who can “switch” personalities whenever pain or emotion overwhelm him. His normal personality is kind and gentle, whereas his alter ego has no compulsions and seems to revel in violence. His partner, Hal Kurabayashi, also a rookie, is a genius investigator who uses his ability, and charm, to help solve cases. They, and their colleagues, investigate drug crimes in Japan fighting against both small-time criminals and vast drug cartels run by various yakuza.
DVD Review: Medium The Fifth Season
Medium (based on experiences of real-world psychic Allison DuBois) premiered in January of 2005 to strong numbers and garnered its star Patricia Arquette a Best Actress in a Drama Series Emmy. It has since survived scheduling chaos, moving from Monday to Wednesday and then back to Monday, And now with the current season, it's jumped to Friday and it's jumped from NBC to CBS, where it's been filmed all along. Fans like us at ComicsOnline are hoping that this will lend some stability and allow Medium to continue for another five seasons.
Manga Review: Yakitate!! Japan – Volume 20
When one hears the word shōnen, one of the first things that comes to mind is action. While other stuff like comedy, romance, and adventure come to mind as well, with very few exceptions, such as School Rumble, action is a given. In Yakitate!! Japan there really is no action, at least in the traditional sense. While there is competition, it is not about racing, sports or fighting; it is about food preperation.
Anime Blu-ray Review: Dragon Ball Z, Double Feature: Fusion Reborn and Wrath of the Dragon
“Arise Shenron”
Two movies converge in a Blu-ray disk and neither is less loved. I join you once again with the info that any DBZ fan needs to know. As I mentioned, this set has not one, but two DBZ movies, we have Fusion Reborn and Wrath of the Dragon.
DVD Review: Mushi-Shi: The Complete Series, Veridian Collection
Mushi-Shi: The Complete Series, Viridian Collection
Ginko is a traveling Mushi master, who tries his best to help people who have been afflicted by these creatures, invisible to most humans. Going from village to village, he not only makes new friends, but encounters some rare Mushi.
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