Originally posted by M©+square:
Precisely, that's why i mentioned i don't expect too much
from this storyline.
It's about priestess and Robots... 
How else can i explain it! 
Extracted from review....
Hisoka, i will try my beat. So don't kill me...
[b]Kannazuki no Miko or Priestesses of a Godless Moon was
everything you could want in a show, and a whole lot of it. This is
a point of charm, and also just a rehash of the same thing with new
characters.
The script of this show was written by Hanada Jukki, who also wrote
the scenario to Mahoromatic's second season (and if anyone
remembers the unreal, totally strange way that one ended, this one
has a nostalgic resemblence to that)
The show looks good (obviously, it was fairly recent, and with CG
anything can look good) especially when the characters are at
heightened emotional episodes. The animation seems to shineout
whenever something very melodramatic is going on. It's obvious that
the drama in the show is more important than the action sequences,
because to me the fight scenes were extremely un-epic, and seemed
to be more filler in most cases. (the later episodes being a slight
exception)
As far as sound goes, KOTOKO's (also the artist who did the
openings of Onegai Twins and Onegai Teacher) Re-Sublimity was one
of the best intro's I've ever seen. I watched the intro every
single time, just to hear the amazing synth and passion of the
song.. it seemed to go with every single frame of the opening
perfectly. Agony (also by KOTOKO) was a fitting outro, though no
where near as impacting as the intro.
As clichè as it is, the story in KnM takes a couple very surprising
turns, and finally blows you away with such a dramatic ending, it's
worth it.[/b]
thx. doesn't look that interesting though except for eye
candy??
