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So head on below and witness the glorious return of Bleach to print, as well as our recaps of Naruto, Hunter x Hunter, and One Piece!

To those who are unfamiliar with the manga, Erementar Gerad is about the story of a young sky pirate known as Cou, who ends up getting involved with a mysterious girl known as Ren during one of his usual sky pirating raids. It turns out that Ren is a being known as an Edel Raid. Apparently, the Edel Raids have the power to transform into special weapons, whenever they make a pact with someone. From then on, Cou's life will never be the same, as he embarks on his new journey with Ren. 

Erementar Gerad was also adapted into an anime, which I would not recommend watching. Unless you don't mind sitting through a mediocre series (The characters were at least entertaining.). Based on the parts of the manga that I have read, the original seems to have more potential on where the story could go. 

You might want to give this manga a shot, if you are into the sky world setting and the concept of humanoid weapons.

It is unfortunate that we won't get an actual physical manga release, since I still prefer the old fashioned way of reading things. Hopefully, DMP will get the chance to complete the story, so that fans of the manga will get to finally own the whole series. 

[via ANN]

This is not the first time that Atlus has done something like this, since I remember that they did the same thing with the first Disgaea when it went out of print (In terms of reprinting a game.).

Before I forget, head on over to Amazon and EB Games, if you want to pre-order a copy of Radiant Historia. From the looks of it, this might be an online exclusive thing for now.

Expect the game to start shipping around the month of March, so take advantage of this while still you can. Because you never know if you will get another opportunity like this one ever again (Who knows, these shipments might be in limited quantities.). While it is only $35.99, it's still a better deal compare to paying close to or over a $100. 

To my fellow JRPG and Atlus fans that missed out on this title, are any of you going to pre-order a copy of this game (I am definitely picking mine up, since I made a promise to Atlus.)? 

[via Destructoid]

While it is very friendly of them to give us a Japanese pre-order that Namco Bandai offered in Japan. You are still not off the hook Namco Bandai, since you refused to localize the enhanced PS3 port of Tales of Vesperia. Yet you gave us the enhanced PS3 port of Eternal Sonata (Don't mind me, just letting out some steam here.). However, perhaps I might forgive you, if you decide to localize Tales of Xillia in the future, along with the PS Vita version of Tales of Innocence. 

On the bright side, you can't complain with the term free. So I guess it's a nice add on for those who enjoyed Tales of Destiny. You can see the costumes for yourself in the video below. 

[via Siliconera]

[Via JEFusion]

The answer, it seems, is making a video from gameplay footage, showing the plot progression. They could have grabbed the FMV scenes from the PS1 rereleases, but I like it better this way; those CG scenes still seem out of place in an sprite-based game. Watch this gameplay video of Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy, and around the 5-minute mark you'll see an event mode for the first Final Fantasy game, which you can contrast with the event mode for Final Fantasy IX that follows right after.

Just be forewarned of that the adorable girl playing the 3DS is really excited that Shantotto from FFXI is included in the game. Seriously, it's kind of creepy. It's just an MMO with chocobos, lady.

[Via Siliconera]

Who needs medications, when you have the honor of being cured by two adorable magical girl knights. In all seriousness though, these two sisters are actually trying to guide you towards obtaining the proper products to treat pollinosis. Combing the power of their looks and abilities, they have provided their Twitter and Facebook page, so that you can prepare yourself for this great evil.

All I can say, is that I hope that this company's message spreads well. As long as it is preventing some kind of sickness, then it is doing a good job helping out those in need. Anyone wanna bet that we might see an anime, manga, and/or merchandise being made off these characters in the near future?

Having troubles with pollinosis? Check out the video below, and see what the Alguard Sisters can do to help you out. 

[via Crunchyroll]