It’s in French so the pictures are the only thing I can use for this review. Not professional on my part (Unable to read or speech French), but I couldn’t give a care in the world against how much better they are…or the one I purchased. Not sure if there’s more.

The first thing that always comes to mind about what Frances has to offer is always anime for me, from thinking back to when I was around seven and watching something on TV along the lines of a decent anime series; the series in question I know but for the life of me I can’t remember what’s it called except it has mechas and a love story (No more details to give anything away). Then there’s Ulysses 31 the French and Japanese co-production with the best qualities from both sides….that series was awesome. But now I’ve gone through everything to get this article going, let me get in line with what it’s about.

Anime magazines are better here and the one I have in possession right now “Anime Land” strikes me as a lot friskier then the British counterpart of this kind of magazine, with a flip through presenting me with some of the best images of female (Mostly bikinis) and male (Not as revealing, but who cares) characters of a few anime and manga series I’ve never heard of but now making it a priority to find them in English when I get back. A little series out in 2010 is “Bunny Maloney” that encompasses the cute factor with hilarity of pink rabbits in one. And this is from seeing a batch of images over three pages *Smiles*…..and before I forget, a manga series involving a High School and zombies is always the making for excuses to see clothes being ripped apart. Welcome to a series called “High School of the Dead” a manga I can’t wait to find in English with the promise of violence’s and ecchi situations already forming from the samples images sprawled over a three page review…three pages must be what they give to awesome stuff….and it is awesome.

The main focus of the article is to get across how much slack magazines have here on the whole “Revealing clothing all the way through” with finding out the last issue of “Anime Land” had the best cover ever, with three of the female characters from “Gurren Lagann” all in Bikinis and suggestive poses…..I missed such a treasure! *Sad face*.

Anime and manga….it’s the best anywhere.

Thought of the Day: July 22nd:

Reading “Dune” and considered the name “Paul” to lack impact as a heroes name if you were you going to be a saviour of a planet, you want to go with something that sounds a lot more Sci-Fi….everyone else in it has a decent Sci-Fi name, but the main character gets stuck with “Paul”. Leto, Piter, Idaho and Paul. Which one would you pick as a Sci-Fi name if you were going to be a hero of a desert planet?