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"Hellsing", is about a secret military force located in London known as, The Hellsing Organization. One of the members is a vampire named, Alucard. When Alucard turns police girl, Seras Victoria, into a Vampire they both team up to stop evil Vampires and Zombies.

After reading what the show is about you guy's are thinking: "Wow. Sounds cool". It's cool, but it's pretty disappointing and not that great.

Pro's: *The show does have some nice animation. I liked how they used the colors because it gives the show a dark and grim setting.

*The voice acting was nicely done. Especially having Crispin Freeman (Best known for voicing Itachi from Naruto and Tsume from Wolf's Rain) and I also thought the rest of the cast did a good job doing the accents for the characters.

*The music was catchy and great. It does a nice job fitting the tone of the show.

Con's: *The plot was not that interesting because there are some plot holes that were never answered. For example: The FREAK Chips were not explained a lot or why did the Valentine Brothers attack Hellsing HQ?

*The Character Development was pretty bad because there was not that much development for Seras Victoria, Alexander Anderson, or Walter C. Dornez.

Overall: Hellsing is not a horrible show but it's not a great show. It has a cool premise but bad character development and some plot holes make this show disappointing.

Note: There is a new Hellsing OVA series titled: Hellsing Ultimate. It's a 10-episode OVA series based directly off the manga.

Since, "Harry Potter", is done and the, "Twilight Saga", is coming to an end, Hollywood has been trying to look for a Book series to be the next, "Harry Potter". Michael Bay and D.J. Caruso (Director of, "Disturbia") adapt the book, "I Am Number Four", but they failed.

The movie is about a teenager named, John, who is alway's moving with his Guardian because John is an Alien and an evil race known as, The Mogadorians. He tries to keep his identity a secret when he make's new friends and fall's in love.

Pro's: The Special Effect's were good (Like I said before, Michael Bay produced this). I only found the character, John, a good character.

Con's: The film was really boring. The character's were flat and boring. Also, there was a huge plot hole in the movie: What was in the box? John said his father gave him a box and he never opened it. The writer's should have put a scene where John opens the box.

"I Am Number Four", is just a boring and bad movie that's not worth watching at all.

When Christopher Nolan's, "The Dark Knight", was being released, Warner Bros. Animation and some Anime studios (Including Madhouse and Production I.G.) worked on an anime anthology film similar to other anime anthology films like, "The Animatrix" and "Halo: Legends".

Pro's: The film has some great animation and the voice acting was great especially having Kevin Conroy returning as Batman/Bruce Wayne. Also, some of the segments were interesting including the segment, "Walking through the Pain". It follow's Bruce Wayne traveling to India to learn how to control pain from a girl.

Con's: The segment's, "Have I got a Story for you" and "Field Test", were boring.

Overall, "Batman: Gotham Knight", is a great Anime flick and worth watching if you're into Anime or a fan of Batman.

Before, "Afro Samurai", was released. Shinichiro Watanabe (Creator of, "Cowboy Bebop") created a show called, "Samurai Champloo".

The story is about a girl named, Fuu, who saves two swordsmen named, Jin and Mugen, from getting executed. After when Fuu saves them, Jin and Mugen travel with her so they can find the "Samurai who smells of Sunflowers". Along the way, they encounter many obstacles.

Pro's: This show was really funny. Mostly because when they arrive at a town, Mugen and Jin leave Fuu and get into trouble. The animation was great because it capture's what the Edo period was like in Japan. The film also has some good voice acting mostly from Steve Blum as Mugen. The music in this show was also good because it had some old Japanese music and Hip-Hop Music.

Con's: Nothing Overall, "Samurai Champloo", is a great anime show that blend's good action, good hip-hop music, and a sense of humor.

A couple years ago, there was a story book series called, "Arashi No Yoru Ni (One Stormy Night)". It was the story about a goat named, Mei, who becomes friends with a Wolf named, Gabu. But soon, they have trouble trying to stay friends because Gabu's Wolf pack eats Goats.

In 2005, Japan released an anime adaptation of the story books and it became very popular in Japan.

The film has a nice story and it kinda reminds me of Pocahontas except with no kissing nor love connections and it has animals. The animation is also lovely because it combines hand-drawn animation with water-colored backgrounds and some CG. The film also has some good voice acting mostly because it had Shido Nakamura (The guy that did the voice of Ryuk in the Japanese version of, Death Note, and he played Lieutenant Ito in, Letters from Iwo Jima) as the voice of Gabu.

"Arashi No Yoru Ni (One Stormy Night)", is a great anime film that's filled with emotion and heart.

Back in 2004, CN aired an animated series about robot's taking place in New Jersey called, "Megas XLR".

This show has some great animation and it's really funny. In one episode, Coop has to get a new driver's license because his old one expired. To get a new driver's license, he has to go to the DMV. But Coop hates the DMV.

I can't say to much about the show because it's really entertaining and it has a cool theme song. If you're looking for a good animated show to watch, "Megas XLR", is worth watching. The show will also make you dig giant robot's.