Rave Master 33/34/35
Rave Master 33/34/35 [Paperback]
Hiro Mashima (Author)
Based on the 3rd book in Shoji Kawajiri's series, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust takes parts of many popular genres to create an exciting sequel to an OVA released over 10 years ago. Part horror, part western, part romance and part samurai action film, Bloodlust combines the best of each genre to reach the viewers on a variety of levels. In terms of production, Bloodlust takes a different direction by having the English soundtrack used as the base for music and sound with the Japanese track a translation of the English original.
The freewheeling sky-surfers of Gekkostate embark on a newfangled health fad, which eventually leads them to an agricultural town that just happens to be Renton's childhood home. There he meets his uncle, whose military affiliation quickly lands Renton and his friends in trouble—but the real trouble begins when Renton saves the day by piloting the Nirvash unit without Eureka's guidance. The normally quiet Eureka becomes even more withdrawn, distancing herself from the Nirvash, Renton, and everyone else.
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