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Tag Archives: bishonen
Another step Toward the Terra, circa 1980; old or not, it’s still great
Be it 1980 or 2008, To Terra…. is just a wonderful story, a timeless one, even, that I can always watch or read and be completely lost in imagination. Continue reading
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Tagged bishonen, romance, science fiction, space opera, Toward the Terra
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Please embrace the brilliance of Toward the Terra
I’m writing all this because I’m falling for Toward the Terra. Continue reading
Black Blood Brothers – 1 – Elegantly swift bishounen attacks!
I was quite determined to find fault with Black Blood Brothers – I took my fair share of melodramatic bishounen-horror in Night Head Genesis and eventually rejected it, so I feared more of the same from this show. Typically I … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Harry – Does exactly what it says on the tin
Uneducated and ignorant, my first taste of this most leafy of seasons is the earnestly dubbed “Sci-Fi Harry”. I knew absolutely nothing of this show before today and the only reason I figured I’d give it a try is because … Continue reading
Night Head Genesis – Psychic bishounen, brotherly love
Psychic bishounen, brotherly love – Night Head Genesis is quite clearly aimed at the yaoi fan girls, yet an over abundance of melodrama and an almost laughably over the top collection of villains fails to render this completely unwatchable. It’s … Continue reading
First look at: Legend of the Galactic Heroes
In a universe far, far away from Earth, an intergalactic war between two political systems has enveloped its peoples for centuries. The Free Planets Alliance (democratic) and the Galactic Empire (imperial) regularly clash in battles that claim millions of victims. … Continue reading
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Tagged bishonen, legend of the galactic heroes, military, science fiction, space opera, war
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Jyu-Oh-Sei – 10 to 11 – Die, Die My Darling
By becoming the Jyu-Oh, Thor transcends the planet of Chimera in search of the bloody truth hidden beneath the bodies of his murdered parents; after years of waiting, he gets his answers, though it’s not the happy ending he had … Continue reading
Jyu-Oh-Sei – 7 to 9 – Blinded from the truth
It’s taken a while, but I’m finally starting to twig that Jyu-Oh-Sei has an absolutely stellar voice cast. Young Thor was played by Minami Takayama, whose best work comes in the form of the insane, eccentric Dilandau of Escaflowne. Thor’s … Continue reading
Jyu-Oh-Sei – 5 through 6 – Lost Love
To my frank and utter bemusement, we are now over half way through the 11 episodes of Jyu-Oh-Sei and although a part of me is glad to see every episode crammed full with so much story and character development, I … Continue reading
Jyu-Oh-Sei – 3 through 4 – Nature bites back
Again I get my hit of Jyu-Oh-Sei in double dosage, and again I’m left feeling completely intoxicated by it. It’s the story that I love; so thick with detail, almost every scene contributes something new or shocking, continuously building on … Continue reading
Studio BONES’ Jyu-Oh-Sei: First impressions
Of all the new anime debuting this season, the one I was most anticipating was always Jyu-Oh-Sei. I’m basically a massive fan of Studio BONES, and despite a few less than stellar exceptions (Ouran, Kenran); I’m worryingly in love everything … Continue reading