Titles: Ergo Proxy Genre: Science Fiction, action, adventure, dystopia, drama, romance Episodes: 23 … The post Ergo Proxy – Balancing Act appeared first on I drink and watch anime.
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Hello everyone. Welcome to the second half of my collaboration with Ashley from The Review Heap.  First, I really want to thank him for his patience with me. To give you all some perspective, I agreed [...]
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Very excited to kick off this collaboration with Iniksbane at In Search of Number Nine, since we’re writing on one of my all-time favs, Ergo Proxy! I’d put off reviewing Ergo Proxy for a long time but [...]
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The domed city of Romdo is the last bastion of civilization. Inside, humans are assisted by AutoReiv androids in their daily life. However, when the AutoReivs start going haywire, Re-l is sent to [...]
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Airing wayyyyyyyyy back in 2006, Ergo Proxy is the story of a bored, privileged goth girl (Re-l) and her flamboyant autoreiv companion, Iggy, in an oasis cursed to be both cradle and catacomb. Romdo [...]
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I thought I would write about my favourite anime openings and endings, but where to start? I trawled through some recent anime, but if I’m honest, they weren’t doing it for me. I love all different [...]
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Anime Herald Anime Herald - We'll talk nerdy to you. The city of Romdo beckons once more, for those who dare seek it. Earlier today, Crunchyroll announced that they added five titles to their digital [...]
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So once again I decided to participate in this year’s Secret Santa project organised by Reverse Thieves – it’s my fourth year now, and I’m still terrible at getting the post done before Christmas!  [...]
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So, I suck. I wasn’t able to finish my Secret Santa in time this year. My choices this year were Ergo Proxy, Kaiji, or Brigadoon. I was most interested in Brigadoon, but I decided to watch Ergo Proxy [...]
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Text version: Digipaca is drawn and designed by Starry Dawn: http://oc-starrydawn.tumblr.com/ Sources and recommended links: Interview with Murase Shukou and Dai Sato by Mechademia: [...]
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This is one of those anime where if you take a random sample of viewer’s opinions on it, you will get a 50/50 spread on it. It’s a very bleak, post-apocalyptic sci-fi  exploration of humanity’s  place in the world. Are we truly the masters of our own fate? Or are we at the mercy of [&hellipThe post Review: Ergo Proxy (2006) appeared first on Project Otaku.
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Since the days of the Industrial Revolution, man has shown a fascination with the future, and the limits of science. Artists often played with the concepts of how the world of tomorrow would present itself, from Fritz Lang’s Metropolis to Masamune Shirow’s Ghost in the Shell. Some present realms of splendor and unlimited potential, others [...]
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Title: Ergo Proxy Genre: Mystery, Sci-Fi, Psychological Publisher: Manglobe (JP), Funimation (U.S) Director: Shukou Murase Producer: Akio Matsuda, Michiko Suzuki, Takashi Kochiyama Script: Dai Sato Music Composer: Yoshihiro Ike A Review Copy was provided by Funimation. Ergo Proxy tells a story centered around two characters: Re-l Mayer, inspector of the Citizen Intelligence Bureau, and Vincent [...]
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The Ergo Proxy DVD review is now available in the reviews section and here. I always thought the DVD cover for this series was poorly done. The mask Vincent holds in his hand appear more like a hideous set of nails than a mask, the background looks like puke and Pino is nowhere to be [...]
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In a future where the world has been ravaged by a nuclear apocalypse, the fates of three individuals become entwined following the appearance of enigmatic monsters in the supposedly utopian city [...]
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Remember when goth, and by extension Hot Topic, reigned supreme? Ergo Proxy is basically an anime peopled by fans of Hot Topic. The setting is gritty, and the main character wears black outfits, steal tipped boots and heavy mascara. The … Continue reading →
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It’s time again for the Reverse Thieves Secret Santa thingy, where anime bloggers make each other watch shows and then write words about them. Last year I got to watch the seasonably appropriate Tokyo Godfathers, which is an excellent film directed by the late Satoshi Kon that you should all go buy. This year I’m [...]
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Strangely enough, Ergo Proxy too has androids, just like Eve no Jikan a few weeks ago, I swear I didn’t do it on purpose, I just started Ergo Proxy because the music writer is Yoshihiro Ike and I wanted to check if he was as good as I thought. Anyway, as I said, one of … Continue reading »
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Strangely enough, Ergo Proxy too has androids, just like Eve no Jikan a few weeks ago, I swear I didn’t do it on purpose, I just started Ergo Proxy because the music writer is Yoshihiro Ike and I wanted to check if he was as good as I thought. Anyway, as I said, one of … Continue reading »
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As I very, very slowly make it through watching and reviewing my latest anime disaster (.hack//Liminality), I felt it appropriate to share a much more positive write-up of an anime; one Ergo Proxy. ~Read more...
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