PR: The Anime Network To Stream Un-Go HOUSTON, TX — Nov. 8, 2011 — Broadcast and digital distributor Anime Network announced the acquisition of the all new detective/mystery anime UN-GO, for their streaming service, Anime Network Online. Director Seiji Mizushima (Eureka Seven, Slayers Next) and studio BONES (No.6, Xam’d: Lost Memories) invite you to witness … Continue reading »
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“And he asked him, What is thy name? And he answered, saying, My name is Legion: for we are many.” - Mark 5:9 (King James ver.) Cleverbot is a devilishly simple program.  Every time you say something to it, it picks a response out of everything that’s ever been said to it before.  Its very first conversation, back in [...]
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“And he asked him, What is thy name? And he answered, saying, My name is Legion: for we are many.” - Mark 5:9 (King James ver.) Cleverbot is a devilishly simple program.  Every time you say something to it, it picks a response out of everything that’s ever been said to it before.  Its very first chat, back in [...]
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This season promised another detective-mystery series, Un-Go. I admit that I’m not an absolute fan of this anime genre because …Continue reading »
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This season promised another detective-mystery series, Un-Go. I admit that I’m not an absolute fan of this anime genre because …Continue reading »
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It’s 5 in the morning I’ll finish this post when I actually wake up. Maybe then I’ll find out it was all just a god damn dream. Here’s where the announcement was made. Filed under: News
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This episode of Un-Go wraps up the case of the masked mansion. Even though I think that Shinjuro and Inga in this episode stole the spotlight away from the other characters in this murder case, I thought that the way that this case was written was interesting, as it makes the viewer think about certain [...]
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Do tell. This week's episode was much better than I had imagined. I half expected a long series of explanations to further explain the mystery behind Kazamori and the Sasa family. As it turns out, the mystery deepens with more questions being raised, with a fair bit of surprising events, showing us the truth instead of bluntly telling us. How do you arrest a refrigerator? Directly 
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Aww. How does Inga switch between cute and creepy so effortlessly? The post title best describes my thoughts on this week’s Un-Go. Bizarre and thrilling, this is one of the best episodes I’ve seen all season. No, allow me to … Continue reading →
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Last week's instalment of Un-Go left us with the unlikeliest of cliff-hangers, revealing that the young head of the Sasa family isn't so much dead as he is currently operating as some kind of cupboard. Given that fact, it's pretty obvious that Kazamori isn't in fact an adopted child of the Sasa family, but rather a RAI - a now-outlawed cyborg built and created by his "father" Komamori.  So,
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Holy crap. So yeah, last week Un-Go already delivered my favorite episode of all of the new series of the Autumn Season. This week, it surpassed itself. Now this is storytelling! This episode… it just turned everything about the previous episode upside-down. This episode was brilliantly written and delivered some amazing twists, in the same quick [...]
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Episode 04 - Un-go has managed to impress me with it’s most recent episodes, which were a significant improvement over the very beginning of this series. I do believe I’ve mentioned this before, but Ungo isn’t a show that I’d watch for it’s mysteries; after all, the mysteries aren’t exactly the most difficult to figure [...]
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Un-Go's fourth episode excels the series from awesome to far beyond incredible - originally only a fairly good detective thriller, Un-Go now even rivals other series for best of season with its deep plot.
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We’ve talked noir. Now let’s talk cyberpunk. Cyberpunk is a term that gets thrown around a lot because it’s cool and sexy to call things cyberpunk. As such, I think people often misuse the label. Having said this, however, I … Continue reading →
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Un-Go Ingaron Story By: Shou Aikawa Art By: Kouga Yun and pako Serialized in: Monthly Newtype Thoughts:  Un-Go has two ongoing manga serialized in two different magazines. Another one is running in Newtype Ace. Unfortunately, I don’t have that magazine. … Continue reading →
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Three episodes into the thriller of Un-Go, each has featured a different mystery - yet the solution for each is always reached thanks to the enigmatic creepy character of morphing shota bishoujo Inga.
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The problem with this week’s episode is that everything tangential to the actual mystery is actually more puzzling than the case itself. Once the episode revealed that the late Sasa Komamori was into advanced AI and robotics, it couldn’t have … Continue reading →
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I was pleased with a two-part episode for Un-Go in hopes of a more interesting mystery with more detective work, instead of the quick deduction and relatively fast case-solving methods. This episode's case looks promising and was delivered very well, but I cant help but think it could turn out to be a let-down. It was a good episode nonetheless with a solid pace and enough screen time for
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That feel when Inga isn’t busy being creepy, you realize how beautiful she is. Before delving any further in this post, I suggest reading 2DT’s Un-Go and the Japanese Crime Novel and E Minor’s Un-Go Ep. 2: Impressively noir for a … Continue reading →
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Un-Go stuck with a smooth sailing approach to unraveling mysteries for the first two episodes, yet this latest display is quite literally on fire - it bursts into flames of astonishment and the unexpected.
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