What a way to end my Christmas reviews for this year. As for the other Christmas related movies and specials that I should’ve reviewed this year, they will be all saved for next year. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.
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Unsurprisingly, this Gonzo anime left me uninspired by what’s been happening in everything. I would also like to thank Nate Milbank aka Otaku Nate for giving me the chance to help him out on his script for his review of this anime. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.
Here’s some more interesting trivia and even additional thoughts on the franchise that I love so much. Enjoy them and let me know your thoughts and opinions as well.
When I was a thirteen-year-old lad approaching the seventh grade, Samurai 7 graced the small screen on Animax with its stirring opening song. Now, it is my turn to give you my rendition of UNLIMITED originally sung by Nanase Aikawa.
Welcome to The NHK was anime which fascinated me as a high school freshman and truly appreciated when I was a high school graduated. Its opening theme originally sung by Round Table and Nino captured my heart ever since. I hope you enjoy my rendition of Pazuru, everybody.
Inner Universe, which was Ghost in The Shell: Stand Alone Complex’s first theme song originally sung by the phenomenal Origa, brought a lot of fond memories when I was a 12-year-old middle-schooler catching this every weekend on Animax as well as Adult Swim. I hope you all enjoy my rendition of this song.
Saiyuki Reload’s first ending theme song has always been an earworm ever since I was a 12-year-old middle-schooler and I still love it to this day as an adult. I hope you enjoy my rendition of this song which was originally sung by Flow-war.
I remember encountering the Trapp Family Story anime series ever since I was a 7-year-old first-grader and re-encountering this particular opening as an adult since it was based on the Do Re Mi musical number from The Sound of Music. I hope you enjoy my rendition of this theme song.
Texhnolyze is one of the top-tier anime series I have had the pleasure of viewing ever since I was a 12-year-old sixth-grader. I now give my spin on its ending theme, Tsuki no Uta, originally sung by GACKT. I hope you enjoy my rendition of this anime ending theme song.
Fun fact. This Detective School Q ending theme originally sung by the fabulous Aiko Kitahara was my introduction to this anime, especially since the Kamikakushi Village murders were my gateway episodes to Detective School Q. I hope you all enjoy my rendition of Nijiiro Ni Hikaru, everybody.