Before I go off typing my Eternity series, I'm just going to type a relatively short blog post. Just to keep this thing alive. My Eternity is getting positive feedbacks, and I'm just psyched to type more! Yes yes! Remember, Siuhui, Dorothy and Amanda, you guys owe me reviews! *evil cackle*

So yes, I typed pretty much in my previous blog post about animes, and apparently I'm here to type more, I guess. I haven't actually watched every available anime, so I'm just going to update this thing with the top two animes that I loved for the season. After the end of Season 2 for D.Gray-man, which was actually the period for desolation, I was glad other animes filled in the spaces, though I'm not quite satisfied with this year's animes. Nonetheless, there are still the good animes. Best ones so far have got to be Soul Eater and Amatsuki. Didn't quite enjoy Vampire Knight, even though it was the hottest one this year. I don't know, do I really have a grudge against shoujo animes? APPARENTLY SO... ><

The first one I'm going to introduce is "KUROSHITSUJI" the one I was anticipating all along. The manga was fantastic, welly-drawn, and the plot pretty nice developed with refreshing ideas. I really liked the manga so much I re-read it for countless times (while waiting for the new volume to come out, which I don't know exactly when...) Kuroshitsuji is created and brought to life by one of the leading Anime Companies- Square Enix, and if you think you don't know what company this is, just think about the company that manufactured the hit game- Final Fantasy.

I really enjoyed works from Square Enix. I couldn't love for more from them. First was Fullmetal Alchemist, which I couldn't get off my head right up till now, two years later! They have very good animation skills, I must say, and if you really loved the way the fighting scenes went in Soul Eater, don't ever forget that this company played a part in their animation too.

So, I expected nothing but the best from it. >< High expectations... >< And it did meet my requirements. Like all shounen animes, which is adapted from a nice manga, the anime started off with some rock Japan music. I grew obsessed to that song and the band too. Even though, unlike what other viewers say, I find Sebastian, who is the demon butler in this story, not as hot as in the manga. Just in case, Kuroshitsuji means the "Black Butler".

And, like all animes adapted from the manga, they had to change a bit of the content, or maybe add in addtional details to make it different, for people who had read the manga and are just starting to watch the anime, I guess. The only points tha they changed were when Ciel, the other main character in the anime, tossed one pointed thingo at Sebastian right after he woke up. Well, that was not included in the manga. And the removal of the photo in the living room. Not included too. And that the visitor who came for Ciel is a bad guy trying to get more money to fund his projects and in the end got roasted alive in an oven (that seriously happened). In the manga, that visitor was nothing more than just a mere, side character who visited and left without starting anything, and Sebastian didn't have to ruin his nice reputation right on the outset by roasting someone in the oven and then saying it was spoilt and had it changed. == After all, I guess, he IS a demon.

The ending song was different too. Cool, they used chibi drawings, very much to my liking because they were really cute (KAWAII). A twist to the dark opening with gothic elements. It, instead, carried light humor. Thumb up for that.

The next anime is "Yozakura Quartet". I was anticipating it too, after I read the plot, for it sounded attractive, and much to my taste. Shounen-taste, I guess. However. the main component of the anime was actually still beings with supernatural powers trying to save the world. Pretty mundane... A lot of animes has that, so it lacked some attention based on that.

However, if you were to just neglect the fact that it was an anime that you have encountered a similar plot to before, you'd find the anime really nice. The character design did in the anime was obviously nicer in the anime in my opinion, and was new. It started off with a nice OP song that I liked pretty much too. And it started off afterwards with an investigation case on a being who had obviously just lost his sanity and lost control of his powers.

The president of the town, who is a girl incarnated from a dragon, was on the hunt for him since he's taking innocent lives with him. (mostly girls, considering he's just an average mid-year male).

So skip skip skip. When they were finally in for the battle that would determine who dies or who lives, the good scenes come in. Because the criminal can disappear in a short period of time, a neko-girl uses her ears, which are actually some sensor radar, to track him down over a large area. Then, the most powerful one out of them, the president, goes after him, and he shot bullets at her. And miraculously and very coolly, she reflected the bullets with her palm- piece of cake to her. I was O_O. Okay, first time seeing that.

Then, the criminal went face to face with the bespectacled girl in the team, who could let whatever she say become real. As in, when she says, "Rose." A rose would appear. And its basically spells based on what she says. She goes, "You call that guns?" To the criminal, and she unleashed thousands more directed at him.

Within minutes the criminal was easily defeated, and at this point, a human, from a special family, performs tuning, and kills the demon within the criminal, also killing the criminal too, returning peace to the town.

YAY! So, watch them if you could and bye.