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6/26/2012

Beyblade - Let It Rip (Vol. 1) (2002) Review

Beyblade - Let It Rip (Vol. 1) (2002)
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I dont know what people find it wrong with this show. But personally... I love it! I love it! I love it! And this is a fair warning, this review kinda covers the whole first season to which this particular DVD is just the first.
Sure it maybe about spinning tops. But c'mon, in game gimmick animes, cards and electronic geegaws are so mainstream, they became boring. Atleast for me. Beyblade brings a nice new spin on game anime, pardon the pun.
I love the characters! For me, I can see the great divercity in all of the characters, and I have found some characters who show up a little later (not in this DVD, but later in the series, which I have watched in whole) plainly hilarious! Who wouldn't find Max's antics even a little funny?
The plot may have it's loop holes, but what anime doesn't? I dont want to go too in depth about the plot in fear of spoiling it for you. But the plot is a bit more than spinning tops and tournaments, and in the the end of the first season it does get a little dark and somewhat disturbing. I dare anyone here to go over a poisonous snake pit on monkey bars. (The end of the season will explain that one)
Kids in the family will LOVE this. But it may not be exactly for the very young viewers (no one younger than 9 or 8), as it does get a little dark at times.
If you're over 9 and maybe seen the dub, you dont know what you're missing. The dub cut out all the good stuff to be honest. And I'm proud to say that I'm glad my 12 year old cousin got me into this series.
It's a well-worth item for pre-teens, and maybe even for family viewing. And I have a feeling girls will love this one just as much as boys. Though maybe for different reasons.

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As a young Beyblader, Tyson has a dream to be the best blader in the world!Tyson decides to challenge Kai, undefeated blader.Unfortunately Tyson is crushed by Kai's blade.Vowing revenge, Tyson begins his quest to rebuild his Beyblade.With help from his best friend Kenny, Tyson searches to find a bit beast strong enough to take-on Kai and his Dranzer.What Tyson doesn't know is, the power is already in the family. KEY SALES POINTS *5 episodes plus 1 bonus episode *Wildly successful TV series: As seen on abc family - one of the hottest shows among 6-12 boys-#1 TV Show in Core Demographic (Boys 6-11)-Airs 9 Times Per Week-#1 TV Show Among Kids 2-11-#2 TV Show Among Teens 12-17 *International-#1 TV Show on UK Among Kids 10-15-#2 TV Show on UK Among Kids 4-15 *Master Toy Licensee - Toys available from Hasbro-National Multi-Media Advertising Campaign *Over 50,000,000 toys sold to date *Post-street date advertising campaign-National Radio - Top 45 Markets on #1 Kid’s Radio Network-National Spot TV - Top 35 Markets *National Kid's Meal QSR Promotional - Summer 2003 *National Live Events And Tournaments - Summer 2003 *WWW.BEYBLADE.COM - One-Stop Online Brand Community Featuring:-Tournament Event Information-Competition And Battle Stratgies-Online Chat Facility-Brand Info-Partner Links-Online Games-In-School Club Program

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4/12/2012

Max & Ruby - A Merry Bunny Christmas (2002) Review

Max and Ruby - A Merry Bunny Christmas (2002)
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This DVD is pleasantly simple. The characters do things strikingly similar to what my children do, which makes it all the more amusing to them. They are not over stimulating, and do not contain violence, undertones, or really anything that I would not want my family exposed to. Rather, they take those everyday moments you absolutely treasure and have presented them in a classic/retro style cartoon that appeals to both boys and girls! Yippee, the kids can agree on something to watch! And they're quite nostalgic for mom and dad, as well.
Episodes include:
Grandma's Present, Max and Ruby's Christmas Tree, Max's Snow Plow, Max's Snow Day, Max's Snow Bunny, Max's Mix-Up, Max'a Fireflies, Max and Ruby's Fashion Show, Ruby's Sing Along, Ruby's Puppet Show, Sugar Plum Max, Max's Ant Farm

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A Nick Jr. animated preschool series based on the hugely popular storybooks by Rosemary Wells. Max & Ruby celebrates the warm & humorous relationship between Max, an enthusiastic and determined bunny, and his big sister Ruby. The TV series has a distinct look & feel, incorporating 2D characters into a 3D world. Books first launched 1979 & more than a million books have been sold to date.

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