The K-On is still on the way, but before that, I'm going to sneak in the review for Ghibli's charming little collection of animated shorts, which includes commercials, short vignettes and even a certain music video I've talked about before. Sadly, it's only available on Japanese R2 DVDs, but even without subs to help you make sense of what's being said, it's still a worthy little curiosity.

So yeah, next time the K-On review will be here, I promise.

- Stig Høgset.

Today we have a rarity among review updates; two seperate opinions on the same show. In this case, Lucky Star. Bradley and myself share very different views on this show, to put it shortly. Click our individual names to be taken to our varying views.

Coming up next is another Kyoto Animation comedy; K-On!. This one will be a collaboration review, and it should be up in a few days or so. See you then!

- Tim Jones

Ok, a little later than expected, but here are two more reviews off my special offer review list. It's the two Inuyasha movies that haven't been reviewed on the site until now; Swords of an Honorable Ruler and Fire on the Mystic Island.

Next up is the Ghibli short works special DVD, which will be an interesting DVD to try to review. Stay tuned.

- Stig Høgset.

Only one new review this week, this one for Maria†Holic. How does SHAFT's first anime of 2009 hold up in my opinion? Read on to find out.

Stig should have reviews for the third and fourth Inuyasha movies soon, so look out for them. See you later until then!

- Tim Jones

I don't know whether it was fate that granted this title a relicense by FUNimation, but I wish fate could have arrived a little sooner, saving me from having to overpay somewhat for volume 5. Confound it all.

Anyway, I'm here to present the next entry on my special request line; the full review for Fate/Stay Night. There's nothing more that needs to be said, I guess, except that they didn't screw up the ending, so that's one load off my back.

Next up, unless Brad or Tim interjects with something else, is the review for the third Inuyasha movie, which should be up in a week or so. Stay with us.

- Stig Høgset.

And with that line parodying the awful Medabots series, I provide you with three new reviews this week.

The first two are by yours truly; Kannagi and Rocket Girls.

The third review is brought to us by Diane Tiu, who reviewed The Sky Crawlers, which was directed by the infamous Mamoru Oshii. Does it hold up as well as Ghost in the Shell? Read her review here to find out.

That's it for now. Stay tuned for more reviews soon.

- Tim Jones