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This element of surprise in anime is one of the most thrilling.  Neglected story details suddenly make sense, and if the narrative is any good, they're left feeling as shocked as the protagonist. The following list represent betrayals in anime that really shocked the audience. 1. Yui and Miaka (Fushigi Yuugi) Best friends Yui and Miaka just wanted to study for their high school entrance exams. Getting whisked away into fantasy world certainly wasn't part of the plan. Through manipulation by Nakago, Yui comes to blame her best friend for any and all misfortune that befalls her since her entry into the book world. Emotionally traumatized, she looks to revenge by separating Miaka and her lover, Tamahome. It's only after her wishes almost destroy her hometown that she sees the error of her ways.  2. Spike and Vicious (Cowboy Bebop) The audience is introduced to Vicious as an antagonist, so his past betrayal of Spike isn't surprising; its

Box set features both anime seasons, 2-episode OVA, other anime extras Kadokawa began streaming an ad on August 25 for a complete Blu-ray Disc box set of the Baka and Test - Summon the Beasts anime franchise. The video reveals that the box set will include a new "mini animation." The official website for the anime series had originally announced the boxset with the new anime work on July 28. The box set will include all 13 episodes of Baka and Test - Summon the Beasts, all 13 episodes of Baka and Test - Summon the Beasts 2, and both episodes of the Baka and Test: Summon the Beasts OVA. The set will also include five unaired anime that featured on the previous season 1 Blu-ray Disc and DVD release, and two unaired anime that featured on the previous season 2 Blu-ray Disc and DVD release. The Blu-ray Disc box set ships on November 29, and retails for 32,000 yen (about US$290). The anime adapts Kenji Inoue and Yui Haga's Baka to Test to Shōkanjū light novel series. Th

SPINNING OUT OF THE PAGES OF JUSTICE LEAGUE VS. SUICIDE SQUAD! Locked indoors, raised in the dark and told his medical condition could be fatal to himself and anyone he meets, Ray Terrill is dangerous. A freak. Broken. Or is he…? Witness the amazing power of realizing your true self and stepping into the light in this moving rebirth of a long-lost hero for a new generation.

Captured and imprisoned by the Strategic Defense Initiative, Matthew Baker, is scared and being pushed to the edge of sanity. Alone and separated from the father who loves him how far can he be pushed until he cracks and decides to push back? This issue is sure to pull on the heartstrings and make you ask yourself, “Does protecting the interests of any country justify dehumanizing an innocent child?”

See it happen in this issue: The rise and fall of the Star God, a pretender to the heavens and a deity who won’t last as long as this series by the award-winning duo of Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier. You’d think a god could live forever . . . and maybe one could if his godlike path hadn’t been crossed by the wandering disaster that is Groo. With lettering by Stan Sakai, coloring by Tom Luth, and another actual, real letter column by Evanier. Miss it not.