Review] Vampire Hunter D

Few anime define an era, but for the early 1990s generation Vampire Hunter D embodied what “anime” was. In a time before DVDs or general awareness of the word “Internet,” before most people even knew of words like “anime” or “otaku,” one look was all anyone needed to realize this wasn’t like other cartoons. This “Japanimation” stuff was dangerous: stuff you’d watch while hoping your parents didn’t catch you. But that was long ago. Nowadays we can actually see anime in the original Japanese with English

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