Back with another anime DVD to review, this time we have a Funimation show, via a Sega game… Sands of Destruction.     Sega doesn’t normally get the high marks for quality they used to long ago, so can a Sega based anime work out?

Back on a new computer with a new review.  This time we have Gonzo popping up with the story of a boy and a mech (a story no anime fan has ever heard before…)     So does Linebarrels of Iron and the story of a boy and a mech show us anything we haven’t [...]

Another year, another Naruto movie on DVD.  This time it’s based on Shippuden though, so everyone is a little older and a little wiser (well not really wiser…)     Shonen movies are always stuck in that loop of wanting to be ‘the big movie’ version of a show, and then having to reset to [...]

Back again, and this time with a bloody treat, Blassreiter.  One of the original simulcasts is finally getting a DVD release. After the show was given out for free, does the DVD deserve a place on your shelf?     Instead of my normal comment, a small warning.  Look at the cover art.  If the [...]

Time for another early review.  This time we have the Escaflowne movie, now having over half a dozen American releases.     Having had over a dozen releases, and the Ultimate Edition from day one still being the preferred version, is Escaflowne on Blu-ray a great release?  Or should it go in the pile of [...]

Digimon in the USA has always had an odd history.  Never quite getting a real release for any of it’s seasons on DVD (minus a single DVD for the first season released nearly a decade ago that had over 10 episodes stuffed onto it and the first three films in their ‘edited into one film [...]

Wow, we already have an American anime Blu-ray getting a double dip (well mostly anyways).  Here we are again with yet another Broly Blu-ray.  The original ‘prototype’ Blu-ray disk had quite a few problems.     Is this new disk’s power maximum?  Let’s go take a look.

It’s time for one of the bigger, if not the biggest early review I’ve done, Akira.  Akira is one of the biggest, if not THE biggest anime as far as us over here in the USA are often concerned with.  Over the years with more and more big name releases it may get a bit [...]

Wow, nearly a month before the DVD is released. This review is spoiler free. The first movie based on the Death Note manga finally gets an American DVD release from one of Viz’s sub-brands, Viz Pictures.  Being one of Viz’s most popular brands, one would hope Death Note would get a grand treatment, and luckily [...]