OtakuRajGupta

Immortals, one of the most bad-ass characters in anime series. But many people see it as a curse. I would honestly love Immortality, it would be so cool to live on forever and learn everything in this world. So, here are  Top 10 Immortal Characters In Anime World. Immortality in few cases does not mean the person cannot die, there are specific ways to kill an immortal character. It’s just that they can’t die a natural death 1) Hidan From Naruto Hidan worships JASHIN, a certain god, extensive experimenting with the Jashin religion gave him the inability to die from virtually all causes, with the exception of malnutrition.  His immortality allows him to survive numerous fatal injuries and almost any form of dismemberment; he even retained his ability to speak after having his head cut off. 2) Firo Prochainezo From Baccano Drinking a certain liquid gave him healing abilities and immortality.He also can survive without eating, drinking or breathing.He can also abs...

In the weeks leading up to the summer 2017 season, Ballroom e Youkoso was one of the most buzzed-about new series. Produced by the Production I.G. team responsible for the smash hit Haikyuu!!, and set to air on Amazon’s brand new Anime Strike service, the series had no shortage of promotion or hype behind it. All that remained was for the creative staff to carefully transfer Takeuchi Tomo’s manga to the small screen, and they mostly succeeded – at least, in conveying its individual images and moments. But sports anime have evolved beyond an upper limit of simple panel-by-panel adaptations, and in the end, Ballroom didn’t manage to keep pace with its contemporaries. While its characters deserve some praise, both for their designs and their personalities, the series is limited by shounen clichés, haphazard progression, and an inadequate sense of movement during dance competitions. The show’s lead character is one Fujita Tatara, whose general listlessness is gradually transforme...

Calling it a Day!!! As this garbage year draws to a close it feels appropriate to actually ‘end’ this blog. Regular readers (all 3 of you) have probably noticed that posts fell off hard this year. I managed only 1 full review (of  Urara Meirochou  of all things) and 2 posts of multiple shorter reviews over the entirety of 2017 – for a review blog that’s pretty bad! Truth is, it’s felt more like an obligation and a chore rather than an engaging activity and productive outpouring of a passive hobby for a while now. When I was still at university (back when this started) I had far more time to spend a day writing 1 or 2 posts; with work, my free time has become much more precious. On top of that I find far more of my weekends are spent doing other stuff – so unless I write after I come home from work (which I rarely have the energy for) I’ll just never get it done. And even ignoring all that, after 6 years I’ve just lost enthusiasm in writing long form revi...

New and small anime come and go, but legendary old anime is always worth watching. There were way too many Old School awesome anime to watch, those anime totally beats any of new anime.How about re-watching all the epic anime from your childhood? or the one you that are still yet to be watched? So today I got you a list of  Top 10 Anime From Old School That You Must Watch In 2018. 10.Trigun – 1998 Vash the Stampede is the most infamous outlaw on the planet Gunsmoke and with a 60 billion double dollar price on his head the most sought after!Trigun revolves around a man known as “Vash the Stampede” and two Bernardelli Insurance Society employees, Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, who follow him around in order to minimize the damages inevitably caused by his appearance. Most of the damage attributed to Vash is actually caused by bounty hunters in pursuit of the sixty billion double dollar bounty on Vash’s head for the destruction of the city of July. However, he canno...

What would happen if the Prince of Saiyans challenged  Saitama to a fight? Earlier this year a  Japanese fan  created a One Punch Man x Dragon Ball manga, which was  translated by another  fan  into English! Find out what happens when Vegeta and Saitama clash in the fan spin-off below… Who do you think would win in a fight between Saitama and Vegeta? ;)

The story of the Holy Grail War is a must-see, but with so  many anime renditions of the Fate universe, what’s the best  path to take? The short answer: just watch it in release order! Start with the anime that came out first and  gradually work to the most recent entry. While many may argue that certain versions  are wastes of time or that it’s better to watch everything chronologically, here’s my reasoning: Fate’s story revolves around the Holy Grail War, an epic battle royale in which mages summon  legendary figures from across history to fight for the wish-granting power of the Holy Grail  itself. However, Fate/Stay Night was originally a visual novel (an interactive story with branching  paths), so the plot itself depended on the love interest the player chose near the start of the  game resulting in a unique sequence of events, called a “route”. Depending on your choice  of Saber the noble servant, Rin...