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It's like Bruce Wayne, Tony Stark and Spike Spiegel rolled into one badass mecha pilot.
Paradigm City is a community lost in time. Forty years ago, the entire population suffered an abrupt case of amnesia... Nobody who was alive at the time remembers what happened before then, and those born since have nothing to go off of other than various clues that they’ve picked up through media…
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A primeira temporada nos trás histórias bastantes simples, mas o trabalho geral é direcionado para histórias maiores que são exploradas com muito mais…
Read full review on AniList →Batman gets an awesome voice, an android wife, and a giant robot. Greatness ensues... until the Gainax ending.
The Big O is a decidedly Western-ish series which has a lot to offer fans of many genres. It has a distinctively noir setting with a crime drama sort of structure infused with plenty of psychological aspects... and of course the obligatory giant robot fight in every episode. What's not to love?…
Read full review on AniList →Imagine you took the 1992 classic Batman The Animated Series, but gave Batman a giant robot instead of a utility belt.
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In the 90's there aired a now legendary TV show called *<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman:_The_Animated_Series">Batman: The Animated Series</a>*. With its combination of film noir and art deco visual sty…
Read full review on AniList →It was interesting and I generally enjoyed it, but it didn't really hook me
Big O is a show that I feel like I should've liked more than I did. It has a lot of elements that I like and was certainly interesting and engaging to a point, but there's something that just didn't really hook me here and I'm not 100% sure what. I'll go over a few aspects I have something to say ab…
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