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If you haven't seen Bunraku yet, go do it! I just watched it and it is absolutely gorgeous and playfully self-aware. Light on plot, perhaps, but a complex plot would have just gotten lost in the lush art. Bunraku knows its tropes and uses them, with samurai, cowboys, a blind swordsman, everything you could ask for. Gackt was every bit as drool-worthy as I had hoped in full-on traditional samurai mode (can I mention his kote were to die for?) This is going to be one I can watch again and again, because the eyecandy will never get boring the way even the best plot can.