2007
Noah’s Barks pages covering things relating to the year 2007.
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Luminous Arc (Spoiler-Free Guide)
Tips, strategies, party analysis, and secrets for ‘Luminous Arc’ from Noah’s Barks. (read more)
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The Overwhelming Hell / The Tairyou Jigoku (Spoiler-Free Guide)
A spoiler-free guide for ‘The Overwhelming Hell,’ AKA ‘The Tairyou Jigoku.’ Learn esoteric mechanics, so you’re not caught off-guard. (read more)
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Super Robot Wars: Original Generations (Pilot / Mech Guide)
Recommended pilot and mech pairings for ‘Super Robot Wars: Original Generations,’ complete with in-depth explanations. (read more)
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Super Robot Wars: Original Generations (Thoughts on English Fan Patch)
The fan translation of ‘Super Robot Wars: OGs’ by Kingcom is a monumental release and precious gift—but I do miss Atlus’s script. (read more)
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The Mist
‘The Mist’ is incredibly dumb. The social commentary is overly contrived with its forced, quick pacing and is on-the-nose to the point of losing all actual relevance to the real world. (read more)
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Seeds of Anxiety+
Unsurprisingly, ‘Seeds of Anxiety+’ is the sequel to the series of the same name minus a plus sign. Will this horror manga withstand its diminishing returns? (read more)
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Yuutai Nova
‘Yuutai Nova’ is about a man with the power of astral projection. It struggled to get its own feet off the ground and was cancelled. (read more)
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Darker than Black: The Black Contractor
Darker Than Black is a action/drama series with neo-noir flavorings that’s full of superpowered humans fighting for their survival. Somehow, it’s incredibly boring. (Includes Episode 26 and Gemini of the Meteor) (read more)
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Sword of the Stranger
‘Sword of the Stranger,’ AKA "That One Anime Movie With the Really Good Sword Fight," is worth more than that distinction. (read more)
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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
One of the very rare movies I watch that I feel could benefit from being significantly longer. Tim Burton‘s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street adaptation cuts out parts of the original play, and it can blatantly be seen through the story’s ruthless pace and sudden character development. And yet, its tone saves… (read more)