The AnimaTure

Picking back up where i left off and i just have to say that these kids scare me.

Talking about torturing just to get information they want.
The dark and gruesome intro we saw from the first episode is now being explained and it is rather interesting.

What started to look innocent is now turning to a dark story.

A war between 'uncivilized' animals?
A war that is fought like in the medieval times?

This series suddenly got high up in my list of interest!

I just love it!

After the two years passed i seriously wonder what the hell is happening.

All 14 year olds openly walking hand in hand, boys with girls, girls with girls and boys with boys.
Not just holding hands like friends but as lovers.

All of them are doing it you know.

This is one of the very few series where 12 year olds try to have sex and two years later every 14 year old is as if it is normal.


EPISODE 24 IS THE BEST OF THEM ALL!
I just love stories that start of with a bright scenery and then end up in a dramatic event.


Episode 8- Okay we got ninja's, we got a farting cat, we got a kappa, we got dead spirits, we got robot battles and now we get giant robot warriors with infused souls?
This can go everywhere but too bad that the 'story' is lacking the part of a story.

I hope it would get a bit more serious just like they showed from the start.

Episode 175 - Natsu is strong and this we know already.
He barely loses a fight and if he does he just comes back with double the power.

Kind of boring that you know a good thing is going to happen, BUT this time it shows us past, present and future at the same time!

What will happen to Lucy and the others? That what has been flashing through Carla's mind or something else?
So many questions that are unanswered.

As for questions i have many of them like :

How strong is Gajeel, Laxus and Gildarts?

What happened to the Grimoire heart?

What happened to Zeref?

Why is Sabertooth full of so many WEAKLINGS!?

Seriously everyone!
Sabertooth only accepts the strongest of the strong and yet each of them is no match for the 'weakest' of them all.

Overdrives and 3rd generation dragon force?
First generations laugh as they are still getting stronger while the third generation is at its peak of power already.


Episode 12 - So i got a little taste of the fighting and the way they animate battlefields and i have to say that it is one of the best i have seen so far.

What disturbs me GREATLY is that the hero can destroy mountains, reattach severed body parts and even heal without leaving scars.
He can teleport, he excels at strength and swordplay.

Just the ultimate hero that can destroy a whole army of a million men just by a slight swing from his sword with a little bit of his magic power.
I am starting to hate the obvious titles that spoil the whole episode.


Episode 73 - this week might be the 'wonder how strong a person is' week.
I now wonder how strong Biscuit as she knocks out her opponent with just one simple hit.

I wonder what 'i don't want to be manhandled' means for Gon.
He refuses to be pushed back because he wants to fight at his full strength and so does he expect this from his enemy.
He did say to refuse to be manhandled and yet he is getting manhandled on purpose.


Episode 24 - The last episode is here and honestly i sort of want more.
Because the whole mystery of Aika's death and the tree of Genesis's logic bending and the war with the Exodus tree.
It was so exiting that i just loved it from the start!

I love Aika's message at the end.
They both wanted to see her even if they don't want to see her out of respect.

I kind of understood that Zetsuen no Tempest: The civilization blaster is a series animated with inspiration from books written by Shakespeare and Hamlet.

This shows yet again that they were both masters in creating literal pieces that lasts trough the ages.