One of the things that I give them props for is their lack of "super happy alls-well-that-ends-well" endings, there's pretty much always some level of sadness to each ending. And they're not afraid to have characters with true issues, or have realistic villains with true lacks of morality in the opinion of the majority of the audience, but for one reason or another will feel they are in the right. The characters all have true background to them for the most part.
And.... then there's Carnival Phantasm, which takes a bit of humor to everything.
Other's experiences?
Edited by Vulpesveritas, 30 September 2012 - 06:23 PM.






