Out of the Darkness Something Familiar Stalks By Daniel Imperiale • February 11th, 2011 Dead Space 2 Taps Old Sources for Game Design.
Fractured Fractale By Daniel Imperiale • February 1st, 2011 Two weeks ago, American anime distributor FUNimation halted the simulcast of Yamamoto Yutaka’s fantasy anime Fractlale at the request of the Fractale Production Committee.
Handling Taboo By Daniel Imperiale • January 18th, 2011 Unwinnable examines anime’s treatment of both Eastern and Western cultural taboo’s and the extent to which viewers accept and understand such thematic daring.
Otaku is as Otaku Does By Daniel Imperiale • January 11th, 2011 Unwinnable takes a look at the language of otaku.
Greatest Unknown Anime – Part 5: Gankutsuo By Daniel Imperiale • January 4th, 2011 Dan Imperiale takes a look at Maeda Mahiro’s 2004 “Gankutsuo,” a visually and emotionally splendid reinterpretation of “The Count of Monte Cristo.”
Greatest Unknown Anime – Part 4: Texhnolyze By Daniel Imperiale • December 21st, 2010 Dan Imperiale continues his examination of the greatest unknown anime this time descending into Hamasaki Hiroshi’s “Texhnolyze.”
Greatest Unknown Anime – Part 3: Haibane Renmei By Daniel Imperiale • December 14th, 2010 The third installment of Unwinnable’s look at under -appreciated anime focuses on ABe Yoshitoshi’s Haibane Renmei.
Greatest Unknown Anime – Part 2: Shu and Lala-Ru’s Post-Apocalyptic Adventure By Daniel Imperiale • December 7th, 2010 Unwinnable looks back at Now And Then Here And There , a post apocalyptic anime directed by Akitaro Daichi and written by Hideyuki Kurata.
Greatest Unknown Anime – Part One: Elfen Lied By Daniel Imperiale • November 29th, 2010 Dan Imperiale reviews Kanbe Mamoru’s Elfen Lied, an anime series based on Okamoto Lynn’s manga of the same name.
