Sebastian: He sounds fine when he talks, but why, WHY does he sound like a woman when he's singing...? Not that he sounds bad, but if Ciel is singing LOWER than Sebastian, something is seriously wrong. Or maybe I'm too used to Daisuke Ono.
Despite this, he is a VERY good dancer <3 and a very hawt Sebastian ^o^ And his English is pretty good too ( Read more... )

And it's actually a lot better than I thought it would be. Well, I knew May'n's songs were great from the start, but Megumi Nakajima is awesome~ ^_^

Well, I heard her sing "Yukyuu no Tsubasa" in ef ~ a tale of memories, but she sounds different somehow in this...
The composition of the BGMs is done by...Yoko Kanno. And it shows ^_^ The music in this ( Read more... )

Kobato: It's very much slice-of-life, so if you aren't into that, you won't enjoy this. I had already read the manga, so I was kind of like "get to the part with the debt collector already!". The animation and art are very, very nice. Kobato is really cute, and the art is true to the original manga. It's easier to stay true when the art style is ( Read more... )

First off, WHY is there a transvestite...? Not that I have anything against transvestites, but...it's just really...OK, I won't say anything more ( Read more... )

Basic plot summary: Takes place in modern Japan. Androids have become extremely common in daily life. One day, a student named Rikuo is viewing his android's activity log, and finds out she has been going somewhere that he hasn't told her to. He goes to this location and finds a cafe called "Eve no Jikan" (or Time of Eve). In this cafe, the only ( Read more... )

It's actually good. Very good. The music's good, the animation quality is very good (love the phones ^^). The character designs are passably good. But it's kind of weird at times.

For example, Takkun is naked in the first episode. In front of the White House (it's censored, of course, otherwise I wouldn't be watching it.) There's a reason for this, ( Read more... )