Clannad is all too similar to real life, and After Story only solidifies that fact. These are characters that very well could have bona-fide human counterparts and nobody would think twice of them. Just like its predecessor, After Story promises lifelike situations and numerous tender moments.

Devil May Cry is a twelve episode anime, the adaptation embodiment of a franchise originating with a series of video games that quickly spawned novels, manag and eventually a full anime.

Ergo Proxy presents itself as one of the most creative stories of recent memory. Everything about it draws the viewer in, with a great intro as well as phenomenal character design. Furthermore, the art of the entire series is different than normal, darker than average themes throughout the entire show. Even the character development is good, each character seeming to act realistically and developed with evident flaws and characterization. Admittedly however, this isn't an anime suited to those weak at heart.

In the midst of a civil war, the Japanese military resorts to Humanform weapons, transforming willing hosts into colossal, ugly monsters that wreak havoc on their opposition. Caught in the middle of a raid we find our protagonist, Akiyuki Takehara, who emerges from the skirmish fused with a Hiruko...