The heck, since when? Apparently they made one for what is quite possible my favorite metal band from Japan. Another one of those underground ones as usual knowing my music preference, of course. They’re signed with Dockyard 1, and sources say some of their tracks are played as themes in Japanese wrestling. Having that said, excuse me while I go back and hyperventilate some more. I was excited enough that the video came out today. Tell those guys at GONZO that I’ll stop boycotting their anime’s once they get Blood Stain Child to do some anime openings.

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Easily the favorite chapter among most Claymore fans for obvious reasons. Lots of action and new characters. Even praiseworthy is the fact that Norihiro Yagi successfully fit all those characters in the action while most mangaka’s fail miserably when they attempt to draw action scenes involving multiple characters. One-on-one fights are ridiculuous, and makes it look like you’re playing a game, but it’s a format that should be seriously overused by mangaka’s who aren’t very experienced. I recall a part from D.Gray-man during Miranda’s story when Allen and Linali were fighting these three Akuma’s. All they did was scream out their attack and have explosions all over the place. I would rather watch two characters fight while the rest are having a popcorn on the side instead of getting a headache from a horribly done multiplayer action, thank you very much. Naruto is stupid in its own way for doing the exact opposite. Kishimoto draws action very well, but never dares to venture out beyond 2P battles.

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