Light Yagami is at the head of his class, and he is bored with nothing to do. However, that all changes when he finds the Death Note notebook, that allows him to control the rogue Death God Ryuk; simply by writing down the name of the person he wants dead. Light can kill anyone with the swift movement of a pen, and without getting caught. He starts his killing spree by killing off all the world’s most dangerous criminals. However the police do not take kindly to this, after all, murder is murder, and try to hunt him out. When detective ‘L’ goes after Light, the result is a battle of wits!

Yesterday I wrote about my serious disliking of the Dragonball GT series, and I mentioned how I actually like the original Dragonball series written by Akira Toriyama.

Sometimes, it is impossible to review a show and not compare it to something else you've just seen. Perhaps this is bad form, but television programs are not islands unto themselves; what we think of one is often based on what we've thought of something else. My faithful readers know that I just completed watching 2nd Gig, the second season of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Although the series featured great technical aspects in terms of animation and music and a strong, intricately woven plot, I gave it a B+. Why? Because, quite simply, I felt nothing.

It has been a while since I watched my boxset of this series, but I got watching it over the weekend again, and I had completely forgotten how awesome Fist of the North Star was.

If you love the Dragonball Z series, what could possibly be better than watching the series in all its cell-shaded glory?

With the movie being filmed, and in actual fact according to sources, near completion, I decided it was about time we took an extended look at the new live action Dragonball movie.

Flexible rules in aftermath of legal debate over earlier Miku Hatsune character.

Ever wondered what an anime movie would look like in all its HD glory? Wonder no more, as the 360 game Eternal Sonata takes the world by storm with its stunning visuals, fantastic story and brilliant characters.