The Lone Warrior Appears

The Lone Warrior Appears

Monday, February 15, 2010

Tayutama: Kiss on My Deity



Anime: Tayutama: Kiss on my Deity
Type: Fantasy, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Episodes: 1 - 12
My Rating: 8.5 out of 10
My Grade: B+

After going around to find another series to watch, I found this one. I was happy when I found it because it was a series I was looking for a while back then. I was glad I was able to get through it. It was a good series to watch.

It has a nice start to the whole series which slowly brings you into the story a bit. They managed to balance comedy with drama throughout the series and use that to help make the series a bit more emotional towards the end. Your heart will jump when you reach the drama-focused parts of the series. You will laugh when you reach the funny parts of the series. You will love this series. It was a good series for a short one. They managed to pack a load of storyline and emotions into the series and make it very enjoyable. I recommend this series for those people who are looking for short series to watch.

Basic Story:

A seal was uncovered at a construction site near the school. After it was accidentally broken, it released the Tayutai, who were sealed there for 500 years. Yuuri Mito is chosen by the Deity from the seal, Kikurami, to help her battle against the Tayutai. Among the Tayutai are Nue, Ou-ryuu, and Hou-ou, three of the strongest amongst them. With the help Mashiro, a personafication of Kikurami, Yuuri prepares to battle the Tayutai. Yuuri possesses a strong exorcism power yet to be awaken, the power of the Yachimata. However, Mashiro wants to find a way to make peace between the Tayutai and the humans. Will they be able to fulfill Mashiro's wish? Or will they have no choice but to take down all the Tayutai?

Monday, February 1, 2010

Ef - A Tale of Melodies -



Anime: Ef - A Tale of Melodies -
Type: Romance, Drama, Tragedy
Episodes: 1 - 12
My Rating: 10 out of 10
My Grade: A+

The sequel to Ef - A Tale of Memories, a series I did a review on earlier. After waiting for a while, I have finally got down to watching the sequel and ended up loving the series even more. ^-^

Despite it being a sequel to the previous great series, it seems like a series of itself. The story starts out very independent at first, but it does make brief references to the previous story. It also helps wrap up the loose ends left by the first series and answers some mysteries left behind. In this story, it introduces some hidden story lines and reveals how the whole romance epic began and also how it all ends. This sequel answers the unanswered questions of the first story and also completes the series even more. It was truly a great sequel. It made the series even greater than it was before.

Basic Story:

Yu is an honor student, who had been working hard for all his life. Though he had a gift of being an artist, he gave that up to try to reach for the top. He had tragically lost his family in an earthquake many years ago and lived in an orphanage. As he prepared himself for his second year in high school, he runs into a mysterious girl, Yuuko, whom he had known from his times at the orphanage. What will come out of their fated reunion? Will the regrets from the past be resolved?

Mizuki had come over to visit her family for the holidays. After staying over for a while, she finds out the world-renowned violinist, Kuze, lived right next door. They both meet and quickly become friends. Soon, Mizuki falls in love him. However, Kuze hides a deep secret from Mizuki and doesn't want her to find out. What will he do to keep that secret wrapped up in his heart? What will she do when she finds out his secret?

[This series is recommended for ages 17+.]