That’s what we have today, with a review of the epic GaoGaiGar and forgettable Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy.  Enjoy.

Unless you go out of your way to watch obscure anime, Ōkiku Furikabutte has likely fallen out of your radar. It seems that royal crown has high opinions of it, so take a look at his review to see if it’s right for you as well. Also, I’ve finally gotten around to finishing Tenjho Tenge.

Don’t listen to Shadowmage, Live Action certainly won’t be going the way of Games any time soon. Not while we’re posting reviews like this one on Sweet Rain: Shinigami no Seido. But that shouldn’t stop you from looking at it (this time it’s a positive review). We also have a review of Buso Renkin. Enjoy.

On that note, we’re always interesting in talking to Japanese film and television aficionados about reviewing live action titles. Just click on Staff Applications to find out more info.

Today, we have our usual serving of anime with They Are My Noble Masters, and the relatively rare dish of Nana 2.  Take a look at both, specifically the latter, so that the Live Action section doesn’t go the way of our Games section.

Here’s a couple more reviews of two very different anime, the only thing in common between them is that they involve long journeys.  First is the sci-fi epic, Heroic Age, while the other is Spice and Wolf.  Shadowmage might be a bit apprehensive towards the latter, but personally, I’d highly recommend it.