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Twilight of the Dark Master is a forty-five minute anime based off the one-shot manga of the same name created by, Saki Okuse.  It is essentially the story of demons and guardians, one side meant to destroy humans and the other meant to protect them.  In the year of 2089, Tsunami Shijo is one of the few remaining guardians left on the planet, overlooking the city of Neo-Shinjuku.  When the side of evil finds ways of turning humans into demons, their first victim is a man named, Eiji.  His fiancée, now on the hunt to find where he is being hidden, hires the assistance of Tsunami, who will be forced to either defend Earth once again, or fall to the side of corruption and let it be taken over by demons.

The anime is good, very dark and gruesome, something made especially for adult viewers, but when I had first seen it, I had not read the manga and thought it was based off an entire series.  I thought this because the concept of the show was so massive, with so many possible side stories and further insight to the characters introduced that I was actually shocked the manga was just one volume as well.  It seems a bit of a shame that such a large scale plot was put into motion and all the deep, dark crevices that would have had plenty amounts of drama and story were not used to its greatest extent.

Tsunami Shijo is a very cool main character, powerful and regal, mysterious and beautiful.  Although again, I do chalk up a bit of his mystery in the anime to the fact that I was under the impression there would be more content if I read the manga.  There are obvious holes in his character development, but Tsunami still remains fascinating throughout the show when his ancient powers begin to be tapped into and he raises havoc across the skies.  Angelic-like creatures setting supernatural fire to things can amuse anyone, I think.

The show features the famous voice acting talents of Toshihiko Seki as Tsunami Shijo (Yami no Matsuei, Naruto, Trigun, and Paranoia Agent) and Emi Shinohara as Shizuka Tachibana (Sailor Moon, Tokyo Babylon, Cardcaptor Sakura, and Magic Knight Rayearth.)  The show came out in 1997 and while the animation is nice, it can easily be dated.

I feel, if you know someone with a copy of this anime, sit down and watch it, but you certainly won’t be missing anything if you haven’t seen it.