This season is a first for me in anime, as in, this is the first time i’m watching anything that is currently airing. Usually I watch anime that is currently releasing in the U.S. The three shows I am watching which I may or may not review in future podcast are.

K-On!

Hatsukoi Limited

And Pandora Hearts. once the shows finish up I may review these in a future podcast.

This past week I watched Tora Dora

I’ll be discussing this on the next podcast so I’ll keep this brief. I will say though I’ve enjoyed it so much I’ll be watching it again this coming week, and will keep an eye out for any news regarding any licensing for the show I hope this gets a U.S. release, anyways I’ll be talking about this on the next podcast hopefully we’ll have it out in the next coming week.

Haven’t watch any anime so far this week. Closest thing to anime I have watched was Resident Evil Degeneration. Anyways, after watching this film my overall opinion is it’s forgettable if you’re not a fan of the game series. Personally I’ve only played the first 3 games in the series, so at best I was mildly interested. That being said, I will say I found the story to be good, and fitting considering this is based on the games. However I did find the overall quality of the film leaving something to be desired. Perhaps I am biased having seen Final Fantasy 7 Advent Children, and also recently saw Appleseed Ex Machina, I guess I could say my expectations for an action oriented CG film might be demanding. The overall quality seemed inconsistent. At somepoints the characters looked great, and other times they didn’t look any better then they might have in an in game Cg cut scene. The voice acting was passable, but after playing the first Resident Evil, I wonder if I should keep the bar for voice acting quality low. Perhaps the voice over work improved in recent games, but that would require me to actually play the games to make any judgement on that. Overall, if you’re one of those people who don’t take your fandom, or entertainment too seriously Resident Evil Degeneration is entertaining enough to be worth renting at best.