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Despite my score, Michael Jackson's Bad is probably one of the randomest pieces of crap that you just HAVE to see for, how do the kids say?, for the LULZ~

The story...what story? It's two pages of MJ saying how bad he is, involving eye popping and other random disembodiments. The art was okay, I gave a 10 for character because it's freaking MICHAEL JACKSON. That made it funny, you'll find it funny.

Overall, it was a stinky piece of dog sharts, but it was still freaking awesome. Remember kids--FO' TEH LULZ. Just count your lucky, lucky stars that MJ didn't molest any youngins in this ... volume...


...or is it in Michael Jackson is REALLY bad*?!?!?!?!?



*=I was kidding, no, they aren't making this...that I know of...

Code Geass--Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 is the second and last season of the Code Geass series. It'll be hard to write this review without giving anything away, so I'll try to manage. If you were a fan of Code Geass, but are trying to put off watching the R2, GO WATCH IT IMMEDIATELY! You'll thank me later! In the R2, you are introduced to many new characters, like Rolo, Gino, and Tianzi. I also recommend you don't watch the first episode then go do something else, watch AT LEAST the first three when you begin this see this anime, because it's VERY confusing in the ... first episode. Now for the actual review:

Story: 9

The plot for Code Geass R2 is different from the first season. You find more about the past, characters, and et cetera et cetera. The story takes many dramatic plot turns that keep you on your feet, the only reason I gave it a 9 is because sometimes you can get lost in the dust.

Art: 10

CLAMP has done it again! The colors, the gundams--er, "Nightmares", they are all so colorful and beautiful to look at. This is one of the anime out there that doesn't cut to a chibi-induced hell or the sweatdrop-pulsing vein thing (not that there's anything wrong with that!!!), which gives you time to enjoy the actual art that is supposed to be created with anime.

Sound: 9

The soundtrack is pretty much the same as for the first season, good thing the soundtrack was great! Sometimes it was hard to hear what the characters were saying above the dramatic violin music (haha), but overall the sound quality was great.

Character: 9

In Code Geass R2, you are not only introduced to new characters, but you also see character developments from minor characters in the first season. It's really hard to talk about character development without spoiling it, but once you get to...oh, let's see...episode 20? 21? you'll totally understand.

Enjoyment: 10

If you want to know why everyone loves the R2 better than the R1, you have to see it to believe it. The second season leaves you breathless, and it's a thrill ride more exciting than the first season. I was sad to end it, but at the same time I was happy on how the series came to a close (is that a spoiler?). This anime will leave you BEGGING for more!

Overall: 10

Code Geass--both R1 and R2---are considered to be some of my favorite anime. Fans of the first season will like it, and if you haven't seen the first season, GO SEE IT. Both of these seasons will absolutely change your outlook on anime forever.

I first saw this dubbed one day on MoviePlex. I thought at first it was an iffy-anime, but then it showed nudity. If that wasn't bad enough, the story was very...well, it was okay, but I was really confused. When I watched it, I wasn't impressed. I wouldn't recomend it.