Sirius the Jaeger

Curiosity lead me and what i found was 50/50 to me, with a nice poster like that despite the rating i wanted to be right but no, but what the hell it served it's purpose that 1 rule behind almost every anime 'love' that's the main driving force here so yeah u just have to live with it.

Love this. Its makes me cry. Every one should watch it. Need another season

Sirius the Jaeger shows a world of vampires and werewolves in the middle of historical Japan around the 1920s, and the culture in this story seems to ground the story into a sense of reality. Japan is out of its isolation with other countries -- allowing immigrants in -- some want peace with foreigners such as our main characters while others still distrust their presence in this land.

The first story already reverses expectations somewhat. You expect the usual casual villain as a first challenge, but you begin to realize that things aren't as clear cut as they seem. Not in the villains, but in how our characters act. They're all lovable characters -- the stoic guy who has a gentle side to him, the flamboyant yet mature action woman, the buff friendly guy who acts as the peacemaker, the tsundere kid who has some kind of violent history, and the intellectual professor who has both brains and balls. But there's more to them than you think.

While the action and the strategy pulls you in, what I love about about the show is its heart. It's a very character driven story, and the world shakes you into its foundations by placing classic wars with vampires and werewolves -- into something placed into an issue in history. On how the hatred between them isn't just out of the generic villanous reasons of power and taking over the world, but from a distrust of the outside world. The distrust of people who are different -- not because you just want to hate them for the sake of hating them -- out of anger -- but really, really about acting out of hatred from fear.

Other than the main crew, and some newer characters who come in later in the show, most of the other characters didn't get much emphasis on their development. This show wasn't supposed to be this short because there wasn't much to explore from the villains' perspective of this show, and often a good story needs much more fleshed out villains. It's a little disappointing on how it wasn't explored well enough.

But hey, still, it's a pretty good show. The characters and the worldbuilding are all deep and complex, and the shaking honesty to their emotions is a lovely sight to see.

Take a sip of this world, and maybe you'll find jewels in its majesty.

Although Sirius the Jaeger make it pretty clear that it is a original work from P.A.Works studio from the opening there is nothing remotely resembling a new idea for the vampire genre that hasn't been done countless time before so it real easy to see anime fan skip this one after 3 episodes rule but aside from the unoriginal plot and all the clichés from the characters it still a fun series with some of the best action direction I see this year and the stunning visual look of the world.

I like anime in historical eras. They are my favorite. Kenshin, Black Butler, Legend of Korra I can watch over and over again, and Sirius surprised me. I did not realize what era or read any info about it until I watched. I am hooked. The vampire/wolf story has been done many times and so has vampires/hunters, but in this story, there is something that both sides want to find. It is not just one trying to eliminate the other, but finding something to help them achieve it. I am only up to episode 7, but I cannot wait to know the outcome.