After announcing airing dates for the introductory Movie, we have learned that the Gundam GQuuuuuuX TV series is confirmed to air on April 8.

The story goes as follows; Amate Yuzuriha is a high-school student living peacefully in a space colony floating in outer space. When she meets a war refugee named Nyaan, Amate is drawn into the illegal mobile suit dueling sport known as Clan Battle.

Under the entry name "Machu," she throws herself into fierce battle day after day, piloting the GQuuuuuuX. Then an unidentified Gundam mobile suit pursued by both the space force and the police appears before her, along with its pilot, a boy named Shuji.

Here's my question; the past few Gundam series have little girls as the main protagonists. Isn't Gundam supposed to be a Shonen series?

Additions for today are listed below:

Images/Highlights of Bleach TYBW - Episode titled "Kill the King".
Images/Highlights of Beyblade X episode 12.
Images/Highlights of Beyblade X episode 57.
Images/Highlights of Blue Exorcist The Blue Night Saga Ep 1.
Images/Highlights of Rusouni Kenshin Ep 32.
A new poll won't be added for a while!
Last poll--Most people watch anime for 2 or more hours daily!

Last update I talked about some of the new series this Winter and concentrated on the shojo/romance anime. This time I'm going to give my opinion on a few more series with no particular genre in mind. This is just my opinion...so don't hate me.

I'll start with Zenshu. It's isekai, but not your usual isekai. The main character, Natsuko, is a talented animator. She can be quite reclusive and goes around wearing her long black hair in front of her face (like Cousin It of the Adam's Family). She get's food poisoning at work and dies. Lol' and behold, Natsuko ends up in the World of her favorite anime movie as a child. She becomes a hero when her animation can be used to change the events of the movie. Sounds foolish, but It's a fun watch. Most characters are likeable, and the animation is good. I'll keep watching this one.

Next up, Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective. We have the genius, yet childish, Dr. Takao Ameku, who loves to take on the unusual medical cases that others cannot seem to diagnose. Are they curses, superstitions, or just bad luck? I love an anime where I can learn something new...in this case, medically. A few episodes may seem predictable, but most were very engaging and had me saying..."Oh, so that's what it was." I'll keep watching this one as well.

Lastly for today, "Even Given the Worthless "Appraiser" Class, I'm Actually the Strongest." Good grief what a long title. The first couple episodes were pretty good. Ein is in a party of adventurers that uses him as a sacrifice so they can escape the clutches of a Hellhound pack. (Sadly, Ein's skill is a weak one, "Appraiser.") Ein chooses to jump from a cliff rather than be eaten. To his surprise, he awakes with no injuries. Seems Yuri, the beautiful spirit of the World Tree is watching over him. Ursula, her Guardian, says they had to replace his damaged eye with part of the World Tree, a Spirit Eye. She then begins to train him on its use. -- I watched this up to episode 3 when everyone wanted to either become his wife or husband. I could see this was becoming a harem anime and lost interest. I may start watching it again, but probably not.

Additions for today or to be added soon are listed below:

Images/Highlights of Bleach TYBW - The Conflict - Episode 1.
Images/Highlights of Beyblade X episode 47.
Images/Highlights of Beyblade X episode 56.
Images/Highlights of Blue Exorcist Beyond the Snow Saga Ep 6.
Images/Highlights of Rusouni Kenshin Ep 31.
A new poll won't be added for a while!
Last poll--Most people watch anime for 2 or more hours daily!