Blade

Marvels endeavor to get a chip in the anime genre is interesting and humorous at best. The sole new element to the series is the introduction of several world-type vampires, with the rest being preset characters. Lambeles, gargoyles, gorgons... Nevertheless, vampires. As a result of this "upgrade," Eric is no longer engaged in combat with "humanid" monsters. Of course, there are still pureblood vampires, but Blade is also engaged in combat with mutants and demons.

As a Blade Believer, I must admit that this series is definitely worth seeing, but it doesn't add anything fresh to the genre-rather, it makes use of every available manover. However, they introduced more of the bushido and samurai styles to the blade fighting in anime clash.

Furthermore, when we discuss mutants in this context, we're not referring to your average mutants here; rather, we're talking about the super-mutants of Marvel. A major and humiliating campaign is underway to introduce more mutants to the anime genre for the possibility of their being included in anime shows.

You will probably enjoy the new series if you enjoy monster-type vampires, Blade, long-drawn talks, and focusing on the characters' past lives on ongoing television shows.