[Anime Review] Guilty Crown: A Guilty Pleasure?
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[Anime Review] Guilty Crown: A Guilty Pleasure?

Guilty Crown: A Guilty Pleasure?

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The right to use my Friends as a Weapon.

That is the Sinful Crown

I shall adorn.

Some quick info:

Studio: Production I.G. (Break Blade, Star Driver)
Director: Tetsurou Araki (Death Note, High School of the Dead)
Writer: Hiroyuki Yoshino (Gundam SEED, Macross Frontier, Code Geass)
Art: Redjuice
Music: Supercell, Various

Finally! I got to review this series, long after it ended and after changing the site’s layout featuring GC. Well, the post got delayed, since this was originally written for the Orange Mushroom, which is a company newsletter in where I’m working. -C

Last month marks the end of the Winter season anime in Japan, which also marked the end of the two-season anime Guilty Crown. Coming with surprisingly crisp art, stunning and fluid animation, along with the powerful music and vocals by renowned band supercell, the anime ended with a bit mixed reactions from the community — both fans and detractors alike.

Guilty Crown (ギルティクラウン Giruti Kuraun) is a 2011 Japanese anime television series produced by Production I.G which airs on Fuji TV‘s noitaminA program block in October 2011. Written by Hiroyuki Yoshino, the series feels like that it is the spiritual successor to Code Geass, an anime that he had served as an assistant to the show’s creator, Ichirou Ōkouchi.

Accel World, Sword Art Online
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Accel World, Sword Art Online

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Recently, I’ve just purchased iPad 2, which made reading light novels easier on the go. I usually have a lot of time during my train rides in the metro, and either I play a lot on my mobqile device or iTouch, or just fall asleep. But with this spanking new gadget, I think I’ll be able to catch up on series that I should have completed for some time now.