Digimon Fusion "Mikey the Light Warrior" and "Showdown in the Sand Zone" etc arc

This is really good.
Reapmon was a really good star for this arc, defeating a nostalgic, powerful in multiple ways warrior such as Angemon. Defeated, losing hope, losing a friend, losing an ally.

Is Angemon resurrrected? Can you kill an angel? Is he like a Pokemon where there are so many in his species? (In the court episode, YES HE IS!)

A war in the sand in contemporary times.
References to the original Digimon storyline.

Beelzemon

The best of the year: Toonami (US)

1998: Beast Wars: Transformers
1999: Cowboy Bebop
2000: Gundam Wing
2001: Gundam
2002: Patlabor
2003: Daytime: Cyborg 009, Primetime: Rurouni Kenshin, Yu Yu Hakusho, Clone Wars
2004: Justice League Unlimited
2006: Wulin Warriors
2008: Ben 10 Alien Force
2012: Casshern Sins, Gurren Lagann
2014: Space Dandy
2015: Kill la Kill

Nominees that should've won Annie Award for Best Animated Television Production

1992: The Simpsons
1993: The Simpsons/The New Adventures of Batman & Robin
1994: The Simpsons (Season 5)
1995: The Simpsons
1996: Rugrats
1997: King of the Hill
1998: Pinky and the Brain
1998: King of the Hill
1999: Batman Beyond

Daytime
2000: All
2001: House of Mouse
Primetime:
2000: Futurama
2001: Invader Zim

2002: Invader Zim
2003: Samurai Jack
2004: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2005: Star Wars: The Clone Wars
2006: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
General
2007: Kim Possible
2008: King of the Hill
2009: Prep & Landing
2013: Tron Uprising
2014: Regular Show
For Children:
2007: Chowder
2008: Avatar: The Last Airbender
2009: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
2010: Regular Show
2012: The Legend of Korra
2013: The Legend of Korra
2014: Regular Show
For Pre-school
2013: Peter Rabbit
2014: Peter Rabbit

Annie Award Nominees for Best Picture that should've won

1992: Ferngully: The Last Rainforest
1993: Little Nemo
1994: The Lion King
1995: A Goofy Movie
1996: Toy Story
1997: Hercules
1998: Mulan
1999: The Iron Giant
2000: Fantasia 2000
2001: Blood: The Last Vampire
2002: Monster's Inc
2003: Finding Nemo/Millenium Actress
2004: Shrek 2
2005: Howl's Moving Castle
2006: Cars/Monster House
2007: Bee Movie
2008: WALL-E
2009: Up
2010: Toy Story 3
2011: Rango
2012: Wreck-It-Ralph
2013: The Wind Rises
2014: The Tale of Princess Kaguya

My 2015 Tokyo Anime Award (for 2014's films)

Animation of the Year: Feature, TV
Open Entries/Competition Grand Prize
Open Entry: TV, Domestic Feature Film
OVA
International Theatre Award

Individual:
Director:
Best Original Story Anime/Novel//Best Screenplay Movie/TV Series
Best Art Direction
Best Character Designer
Best Voice Actor
Best Music
Best Animator

Animation of the Year:

• Feature: The Tale of Princess Kaguya
• TV: Samurai Flamenco

Open Entries/Competition Grand Prize: N/A
Open Entry:
TV,

1. Samurai Flamenco
2. Kill la Kill
3. Psycho Pass Season 1
4. Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon
5. Knights of Sidonia
6. Persona 4 Golden the Animation
7. Terror in Resonance
8. Space Dandy
9. Garo: The Animation, Season 1
10. Tokyo Ghoul
11. Aldonoah Zero
12. Silver Spoon
13. Bakamatsu Rock

Domestic Feature Film:

1. The Tale of Princess Kaguya
2. Appleseed Alpha

OVA N/A
International Theatre Award: The Boxtrolls

Individual:
Director: Isao Takahata
Best Original Story Anime/Novel Samurai Flamenco//Best Screenplay Movie/TV Series Kazuki Nakashima
(Next year: Psycho Pass)
Best Art Direction; Kill la Kill
Best Character Designer: Space Dandy
Best Voice Actor: Nana Mizuki, Ange
Best Music: Bakamatsu Rock
Best Animator: Kill la Kill

My brother's reactions to Samurai Flamenco 15-19

Episode 15:
Wow? His brother committed suicide? Wow! What a deep show!

Holy Watchmen, Batman!

JUSTICE BEAM!

Episode 16:
Ah! He took the bread!
We also get MMM development. What a crazy show.
Wow? King Torture did all that. Man, I wasn't paying attention. What a great show that can provide such great moments for the characters.

Ultimate Prime Minister, said in Japanese accent.

Episode 17:
Wow! A Prime Minister who's powers is to use Public Ratings to defeat enemies.

• Kamikaze.
• Diet.
• Divine Wind.

Holy shit. That's messed up!

When did Goto become a Superhero? Samurai Policeman?

Episode 18:
Wow! That was everything that reminds me of what I love about anime.
Samurai Flamenco as a TV show.
Philosophical implications about life.
That's art there.

Episode 19:
Goto! Damnit! How could you have such a terrible life?!
Who the heck is the dude in the end?

My brother's reactions to Samurai Flamenco 12-14 with an actual Quentin Tarantino impersonation.

Episode 12: Where are the great plot twists you were talking about the whole time?!
I see now!
You watch it as one of those crazed Super Sentai fans! Toku and all that!

I can't help not watch the Flamengers fight though.

Still waiting for the plot twists.

Episode 13:
Who cares about the Prime Minister thinking about the leaders before the civilians?
I want a motherfucking plot twist, motherfucker!
That was the whole point of Episode 7 after all wasn't it? Preventing the show from being stale and conform?

In his best Quentin Tarantino impersonation.
It needs more, uh. Guillotine Gorilla...
GUILLOTINE GORILLA?!
Guillotine Gorilla...
You can't write a good plot twist without a, Guillotine Gorilla
GUILLOTINE GORILLA?!
I said, Guillotine Gorilla once. I wont' say it again.
Ok. I'll say it again, Guillotine Gorilla.
Do I have to repeat myself again motherfucker?
Guillotine Gorilla, motherfucker! Guillotine Gorilla!

Episode 14: Holy shit! The television characters were all actually real superheroes the whole time?!
Red Axe?! I remember him!
Holy shit that ending!

I have to stop playing card games for this now!