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Brittany's spastic and weird and can be found at G4, Slide To Play, Complex Magazine, and other random places. She's fueled by horror, rainbow-sugar-pixel-rushes, and video games. Like Frankenstein, but cuter.
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First Impressions: Flowers of Evil

The Flowers of Evil (aka Aku no Hana) always called to me from the shelves of Barnes and Noble. I couldn't bring myself to leave one more time without it, so one day I purchased the first volume. And for the most part, I...   more

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First Impressions: Devil Survivor 2

As a massive MegaTen fan, I find it my personal duty to inspect media tie-ins where available and determine if they're worth my time -- or anyone's. There's a great MegaTen track record already with the decent Persona: Trinit...   more

First Impressions: Devil Survivor 2 photo

Review: Deadman Wonderland

The newly-revamped Toonami surprised viewers with the broadcast of Deadman Wonderland, a particularly visceral, violent, and graphic series clearly scaled to adult audiences, yet devoid of the more extreme scenes and language...   more

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Review: Level E

Earlier this year I made the sojourn to local anime gathering Aoi Uma Con, who in its first year attracted heavy hitters of the dub industry such as Tiffany Grant and Vic Mignogna. Alongside my buddy, a rabid Full Metal Alche...   more

Review: Level E photo

Review: Children Who Chase Lost Voices

Makoto Shinkai has grown and evolved with each subsequent project, and his latest feature Children Who Chase Lost Voices is one of his best works yet. He's come a long way since the glory days of the moving Voices of a Distan...   more

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Japanator Recommends: Maria Watches Over Us

Maria Watches Over Us is complicated. Let's get that out of the way first and foremost. It's not complicated in the same vein as a series like Serial Experiments Lain or confusing like Steins;Gate can be, but it's a special brand of muddled that rewards viewers in a very special way. But in its confusion, it's one of the most graceful anime series I've ever had the pleasure of digesting.   more

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Japanator Kind of Recommends: Fafner: Dead Aggressor

"RahXangelion" is the word I felt best summed up my viewing of Fafner: Dead Aggressor. More than a passionate love letter to two of the greatest giant mech/angst-ridden melodramas of the anime universe, it's a ravenous note f...   more

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Japanator Recommends: Double Dragon Neon

WayForward Technologies is responsible for a glut of some of the best reboots available over the past few years, including the excellent A Boy and His Blob and BloodRayne: Betrayal. Revitalizing classic franchises is a lucrat...   more

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Japanator Recommends: It's Over 9000!

For the record, as many of you may well be aware, I'm a bit of a Vegeta fangirl. We're talking massive amounts of fanfiction, being banned from the school library back in 6th grade for printing 100 pages of Vegeta pictures, a...   more

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Japanator Recommends: Persona 4: The Animation

You could devote every bit of 200+ hours to completing Persona 4, as I did with Persona 3, but sometimes life gets in the way -- you know, that thing that bugs you in between work, games, anime, leisure, and sleep? High school doesn't last forever (that's how I was afforded so much time for Persona 3) and we have to devote time and attention to other pursuits, too.   more

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Japanator Recommends: School Days HQ

Ah, high school: tests, cute teachers, culture festivals, crushes, maniacal students, and terrifyingly infatuated students. Er, wait. That's not the high school we remember. That sounds more like the goings-on at Sakakino Aca...   more

Japanator Recommends: School Days HQ photo

Japanator Recommends: Atelier Meruru

As a newcomer to the Atelier series, I wasn't quite sure what to expect from the cheery art style, gorgeous pastels, and sunny disposition exhibited in the game's trailers. It surely resembled a rollicking good time, but comi...   more

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