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D. GRAY-MAN follows Alan Walker, a teenage boy with a bizarrely deformed arm, whose parents left him when he was very young. He is taken in by an adoptive guardian known as the Mana Walker. After the Mana Walker dies, his soul is resuscitated into an evil spirit by the mysterious Millennium Earl. Before Alan can reluctantly defeat the Mana Walker’s spirit, the Walker casts a spell on Alan’s left eye, leaving him with the ability to see other evil spirits. Alan learns of Millennium Earl’s true motives and decides to do something about it. (official distributor synopsis)
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I was quite entertained until about the 28th episode, but after that it got boring fast and I put it down for a very long time. But it kept worming away at me, so I figured I might as well finish it. And I did. But it didn't start to entertain me again until about the 50th episode; this time I enjoyed it for about 15 episodes, then it went away again, but I finished it anyway. So why didn't I enjoy it? There’s got to be something wrong with an anime where more than half of the plot is fighting, and yet it's the fights that I'm totally not enjoying: they all seemed to me to be the same, they all had the same shouting. I just didn't care much for their blabbering scenes either. Halfway through the series Allen undergoes a "training session" and, God, it's so infuriatingly long! So it’s starting to seem like I didn’t enjoy any of the series, so why did I finish it? It's because I liked Kanda, Lavi, and Allen (who has some really drool-worthy scenes during the series, ladies, so keep an eye out for him! Just please don't pair him with anyone of the same sex! ;-))) and I also enjoyed watching General Cross. I even watched some of Allen’s fights, ditto for Cross, and the beginning with Kanda and Lavi, then I sped up the track bar a bit. Another reason was the appearance of Bak Chang, whose voice belonged to my favorite seiyuu Miki (I could listen to him all the time no matter what he’s on ^^). I guess a fly’s eye view of the world doesn’t hurt for a few episodes. A worse 3 stars, which doesn't really improve the fact that the action never ends, it just stops moving; but it's kind of balanced out again by the fact that this is the first time a character I really disliked at the beginning (Lenali), whose constant whining kept getting on my nerves, started to win me over just a teensy little bit towards the end (or maybe she just stopped getting on my nerves so much), probably because she decided not to whine anymore (which a lot of characters do, but few actually manage to do).
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