This is another animated series that came to me when I was looking for new anime series to watch. I had come across this anime series by looking at its pictures online. Now it's one of my favorite anime series after watching the first eight episodes.
The series' story is about 13-year-old Cinque Izumi, who was ready for a Spring Break of training and to have his best friend Becky and her family join his family for the flower viewing, or "Hanami." But then a mysterious dog with a small blade sent Cinque to another world known as Flonyard. The people who live in Flonyard have animal ears and tails. The princess Millhiore of the canine kingdom of the Biscotti Republic had summoned Cinque to be Biscotti's hero against the war between the feline Galette Lion kingdom ruled by Princess Leonmichelli. Despite a first victory for the Biscotti, thanks to Cinque, he and Millhiore learn that once a hero is summoned to Flonyard, they can never return. What will they do? Well, that's all I'm saying. You'll have to go see it for yourself on the site AnimeSuge; it was the only site I could find that has this series.
What else could I add than how much I adore it for its humor, action, and superb animation. In addition, I greatly wish this series was available in North America on DVD or Blu-ray.
The series' story is about 13-year-old Cinque Izumi, who was ready for a Spring Break of training and to have his best friend Becky and her family join his family for the flower viewing, or "Hanami." But then a mysterious dog with a small blade sent Cinque to another world known as Flonyard. The people who live in Flonyard have animal ears and tails. The princess Millhiore of the canine kingdom of the Biscotti Republic had summoned Cinque to be Biscotti's hero against the war between the feline Galette Lion kingdom ruled by Princess Leonmichelli. Despite a first victory for the Biscotti, thanks to Cinque, he and Millhiore learn that once a hero is summoned to Flonyard, they can never return. What will they do? Well, that's all I'm saying. You'll have to go see it for yourself on the site AnimeSuge; it was the only site I could find that has this series.
What else could I add than how much I adore it for its humor, action, and superb animation. In addition, I greatly wish this series was available in North America on DVD or Blu-ray.
