I was a little disappointed that the real 'plot' and 'story' started a bit late. Have you ever just sat back, or laid down, and started to marathon an entire series because it's either unique or interesting? This was my case with the Shikabane Hime series Temper your expectations and you will find this show a great way to waste 13 hours of your precious life. It is painfully obvious in the OP that she is not wearing any underwear, I mean how much more work would it take to draw in some clothing down there?ĭespite its shortcomings I feel that many of you will enjoy Kuro, as I have. I'll try my best to keep my Yamagami Itsuki fantasies to myself, but I do feel the need to point out Makina's wardrobe malfunction. They wasted too much time in Aka in developing the characters, and its come back to bite em in the crotch this time around. It also makes little sense to give a huge amount of depth to certain supporting characters, but almost none to some of the more important ones. While its good to have dynamic characters and lots of conflict between them, its not so good when they act in such illogical ways that you can't help but give your screen the finger. The sound of Makina's double uzis is just music to my ears, even during the 500th time they play it. The OP and ED really gets you in the mood for watching undead babes open a jar of ass-kick on zombies (no sarcasm here). This is my favourite part of Kuro the entire reason I decided to stick with this show. It could be just my imagination, but I thought the animation was slightly improved from Aka. However, I thought the fights were fairly well drawn. The animation was average at best, so those who have been spoiled by high-end animations will find it irritating. Was this show broadcasted in HD? Honestly, I couldn't tell. I know its unfair to ask logic from a show based on the living dead, but we deserve better. Oori and friends also discover a 'shocking' conspiracy that puts even Area 51 to shame. Certain characters gain sudden god-like powers that are often unexplained, and then defeat the villains. I mean I'm just at a loss because of how simple and illogical the story is. I think my score is rather generous for a script I could have written in 7th grade. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate ecchi humour just as much as the next guy, but I can't help but feel they're sending the wrong There is a lot more ecchi/fanservice, because we obviously didn't get enough of our necrophilia fixation in season one. Those who have will find that not much has changed. For those who haven't watched Aka, go watch it. Then again, who am I to doubt the genius of those who decided to make a story about sexy, gun-wielding, zombie chicks. I'm not sure why they decided to make Kuro into a second season, rather than just episodes 14-25 of Aka.

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