2000s
Noah’s Barks pages covering things related to the years 2000 to 2009, i.e. the 2000s.
Noah’s Barks pages covering things related to the years 2000 to 2009, i.e. the 2000s.

This more-faithful adaptation of the original manga successfully delivers an action-adventure epic, but falls short in some presentational elements compared to its predecessor. (Includes Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood – 4-koma Theater’) (read more)

This short anime was made to promote the Disgaea anime series, and was included on copies of Disgaea 2. (read more)

Cult-favorite developer Treasure adapts the famous anime and manga series ‘Hajime no Ippo’ to the Game Boy Advance. Can they score a KO? (read more)

The titular character of ‘Akagi’ is a genius, thrill-seeking daredevil who finds his latest life-or-death gamble in the criminal underground’s mahjong circuit. Knowledge of mahjong is not recommended, so that you don’t realize how lucky Akagi is. (read more)

Everyone enjoys a “be careful what you wish for” time-traveling tale, and ‘The Girl Who Leapt Through Time’ understands why. (read more)

Ever wanted to read an anthology based on the ‘Ace Attorney’ video game series comprised of unrelated, one-shot gags by different authors? No? Oh. (read more)

Practically a bible for ‘Death Note’ fans, this bonus volume contains an underworld’s worth of trivia, synopses, author responses to previously unanswered questions, and a prototype ‘Death Note’ chapter. (read more)

An action/thriller/mecha hybrid, Code Geass has been characterized as an anime with "something for everyone"—unless someone wants something truly special. (Includes "Black Rebellion") (read more)

The themes of ‘Monster’ aren’t particularly deep, and it occasionally dabbles in ridiculous melodrama. That’s not as important as the fact that this is an original premise for an unpredictable thriller. (read more)