Anime Analyze: Eureka Seven (Anime)

So the next anime that I took a look at is the popular anime called Eureka Seven.  Started back in 2005 by Bones studios, the anime runs for 50 episodes and later that year was made into a manga series.  After finishing it's run in 2006 it won best anime series in the 2006 Tokyo International Anime Fair and won other awards as well.  Put into the Sci-Fi genre it is based around action, comedy, and romance all rolled into one.  From what I can tell, this anime is very well known and is very popular worldwide.  Due to the length there were a few opening songs, the first being "Days" by the band FLOW, the second, "Shounen Heart" by Home Made Kazoku, the third was "Taiyo no Mannaka he" by Bivattchee, and the last one was "Sakura" by NIRGILIS.  So here is my review on the widley acclaimed anime called Eureka Seven. 

OP 1 "Days" by FLOW

(Apologies, I could not find a good video of the Second opening for Eureka Seven, and that one was my favorite too :(, look it up it is "Shounen Heart" by Home Made Kazoku

OP 3 "Taiyo no Mannaka he" by Bivattchee

OP 4 "Sakura" by NIRGILIS

Anime Analyze: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

Dear God, this anime is insane.  I don't mean insane in the awesome sense, I mean insane as in nothing makes sense through almost the entire show.  If you people want a show that makes sense and has the physics of nature follow normal patterns then do not watch this show! However, if you have a more open mind and are willing to bend it in a way that destroys all knowledge as we know it, then feel free to watch it.  This is Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, an anime series that was released back in April of 2007 by studio Gainax. With 27 episodes running the average 24 min episode length, it is loved by many and yet pondered over by more than that. It also has won a couple of awards including 7th annual Tokyo's Anime Award in 2008 as well as Excellence Prize at Japan Media Arts Festival in 2007. I had so many people tell me to watch this show that I just had to go into it to see what was up.  With the opening called "Sorairo Days" by Shoko Nakagawa, we head into Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.