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Jan 6, 2015
Giovanni no shima is a beautiful film about dreams, hope and love. Taking place at an island called Shikotan in Northern Japan during the end of the 2nd World War, Giovanni no shima displays a unique milieu even for the most studious anime-watcher.

Siblings Junpei and Kanta are very young when the Red Army comes and takes control of their dear home island. But even on the hard times, when food is scarce and scary armed men watch every move they take, the two have something they can always rely on: their imagination. ‘The Galactic Railroad’ is their way to escape difficult situations, taking them far ...
Sep 9, 2012
First I want to say that "I Give to You" is the first BL manga I've own in a physical form. I bought it yesterday only 'cause it looked so beautiful, so it was a total random choise. I had never even heard about it. But it's a good thing it got stuck along.

Lets start about the first impression and the looks. The cover looked really nice, so that's what made me interested. After I looked inside the covers, I saw really beautiful art. I can't say no to pretty BL and it didn't look too "heavy stuff". That was enough for me. I hadn't ...
Apr 30, 2012
Robotica * Robotics is a short - only 10 minutes long OVA from the outstanding director Soubi Yamamoto.

For such a short anime, Robotica is really amazing. It looks very very beautiful, the characters are simple but interesting and it deals with really important things. "What is love?" is the question what the characters try to solve.

This OVA has only 3 characters. Two robots; Haru and Natsu and their new owner Masa-san. Natsu is afraid of being abandoned again. Haru and Natsu are trying to find out the meaning of love. What is it? And can robots love?

And a few more words about the art. I ...
Mar 24, 2012
Attention! This is my first review EVER! :) (And I also give you a warning about my limited English skills...)

If you love cute and innocent BL like I do, I totally recommend you to read this! Endou-kun no Kansatsu Nikki is short; only 5 chapters, but it's really delicate and sweet story of two school boys Endou and Tsuda.

This is the first manga I've read from Nojiko Hayakawa, and it really gave her(?) a good appearance in my mind. Her art is sketchy, rough but still soft at the same time; just perfect for shounen-ai! I find her art really beautiful. The panels are placed ...


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