Tag: light entertainment
Lost Universe: sci-fi fun from the creators of Slayers
In a world of spaceships, Galactic Guardians and Lost Technology, Millie Nocturne is a woman with one goal- to become number one in the universe at everything she tries. In the midst of her adventures, however, she runs into two other talented people; psi-blade wielding swordsman and mercenary Kane Blueriver, and Canal, the AI of [...]
Posted: July 9th, 2008 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: none
Inukami: Perverts, Dog Girls and why I quite enjoyed the series in spite of it all
Kawahira Keita isn’t your average high school student- he also happens to be an inukami tsukai, skilled in offensive spells and contracted with the inukami Youko, a supernatural dog-girl with more than few special abilities of her own. And unsurprisingly, the life of an inukami tsukai is anything but peaceful- for when Keita isn’t dealing [...]
Posted: March 24th, 2008 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: 1
Gestalt: an OVA from the creator of Loveless
According to legend, many years ago, a powerful god named Gestalt was banished to Earth and sealed in an island known only as ‘G’. Determined to find the truth behind these rumours, priest Father Olivier decides to leave his order and travel to G, but when he gains a travelling companion in the form of [...]
Posted: December 22nd, 2007 under OVA and movie.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: none
Magical Pokan: This is what light entertainment should be about
Four princesses from the Netherworld- Liru the werewolf, Pachira the vampire, Aiko the android and Yuuma the witch- have all left their home to come and live in the human world. All they want is to lead (fairly) everyday lives and maybe score a nice boyfriend in the process, but when you have special powers [...]
Posted: August 9th, 2007 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: 5
Divergence Eve: More than just bouncing breasts
In the far flung reaches of space exists Watcher’s Nest, a space station built around the mysterious Quantum Core. The site of many dark and dangerous secrets and first line of defence against the alien Ghouls, Watcher’s Nest is under the command of Lieutenant Ertiana, but with her impending transfer, four new cadets have been [...]
Posted: February 26th, 2007 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: 2
Stratos 4 OVA and Advance: Well, at least it was better than the TV series
Those who recall my Stratos 4 TV review will know that I was none too impressed by the series; aside from the presence of fat cat the Admiral, I had few positive things to say to it. Nonetheless, with the spectre of completion looming over me, I decided that I may as well try my [...]
Posted: February 1st, 2007 under OVA and movie.
Tags: cats, light entertainment, Stratos 4
Comments: none
Futakoi
From top left: the childhood friends; the rich girls; the lolis; the lead; the shy meganekko; the tsundere and the sick girl; the older women. When Futami Nozomu returns to his childhood hometown in order to attend high school, he is delighted to be reunited with his friends, the Ichijou twins. There is clearly a [...]
Posted: December 24th, 2006 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: 2
Stratos 4: Is it wrong to watch a series just because it has a fat cat in it?
Talk to the paw. Mikaze Hanjyou is a trainee pilot for the Meteor Sweepers- part of the ground-based defence line for inbound comets set to impact with the surface of the Earth. At first, it isn’t a job that she particularly cares for, but a high altitude mission gives her a taste for the dizzying [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2006 under Series reviews.
Tags: cats, light entertainment
Comments: 3
Burn Up Excess
When it comes to money, police officer Rio Kinezono is little more than hopeless- with her love of expensive clothes, living within her means is an unlikely goal. Fortunately, whenever Rio needs some extra cash, she can turn to her undercover job as a member of Team Warrior, a group of mercenaries tasked with taking [...]
Posted: September 23rd, 2006 under Series reviews.
Tags: light entertainment
Comments: none
