This episode was, good? Yes, the episode itself was good. However, as the 'final episode' it sort of failed? If it had of come earlier in the series it would…
Everything this arc did worked on multiple levels, it worked to bring together the series. It worked to make Hazama see all of the things that had gone on previously…
Amazing, that's the only word I could think of in the English language to describe these two episodes of Young Black Jack. Though intense, suspenseful and bone-chilling could also be…
We take a turn to bring the series to America for two episodes where we take a look at the Civil Rights movement shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther…
This was a very emotionally charged episode, which once again hammers in the reality of war and the harshness of it without crossing too many lines. I think however, the…
The beginning of this episode reads like a war movie, with Hazama and his group being tortured by the Vietnamese. I'm not exactly sure what kind of information they were…
The last episode made us painfully aware that Vietnam was happening, but it showed it to us from the side of someone who wasn't there. Another country, feeling the effects…
One of the best things about Young Black Jack I think is it's ability to bring you back to the time the series is set in. Among one of the…
This episode in the end, ends up being sort of feel good ending. The episode itself, is high drama. high stakes, and a little freaky. I mean, when it comes…
I am very sad to say that I am unfamiliar with the late Osamu Tezuka's original Blackjack manga. Having only heard about the series through an AMV at an anime…