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Plus the bunnies looked so soft and huggable…….even when wielding machine guns like hardened war heroes! 7. I’m not the biggest fan of war movies/ games, but Cat Shit One really impressed me with how well put together it was and how varied the action could be in such a short space of time.

Bunnies fighting camels like they’re in Black Hawk Down or something! This entirely CGI OVA really impressed me as its hyper real warfare feel was really weirdly offset by the fact it was impossibly cute fluffy bunnies that are running about the place shooting the terrorist camels with deadly precision.

#Good ona anime movie#

The end of the movie was just the perfect end to one of my favourite shows in recent years. It was a really fun ride though, The King of Eden film was a bit disappointing as it was overlong and very confusing at times, but Paradise Lost made up for that with little difficulty. The scale in the movies just goes to a whole new and unexpected level – Eden of the East started as quite an intimate little series, but it ballooned into a completely different kind of creature by the time the movies came rolling in. These two films make up the finale of 2009’s excellent Eden of the East TV anime, but have a slightly different feel to them. Eden of the East: The King of Eden/ Paradise Lost Still Break Blade looks to be a promising franchise and I’m looking forward to more. I also like the world setting for Break Blade, although there are some very overused tropes flying about as regards the plot & characters. This makes for a completely different type of mecha battle than the smooth, intricate aerial fights we’ve become accustomed to through exposure to Gundam & Macross – fights in Break Blade are cruder and arguably more visceral because the mecha is so difficult to maneuver. However I had to include this series because it’s so interesting! I mean the mecha actually behave like machines – they’re clunky and unwieldly, the pilot actually has to strain himself to move them and its a bumpy ride.

I’m deviating from my usual pattern slightly by including still running series on this list – only two of the Break Blade movies are available at the moment.

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I seemed to have watched many more movies & OVAs than I did last year, which is why the list is a full 10 this year! For the movies I’m counting if they got a DVD release & therefore subbed within 2010 rather than when their Japanese theatrical release was. So part two of my yearly review, this time dedicated to movies/OVAs/ONAs that were released throughout the past year.