Valvrave the Liberator

A new Mecha anime has come out, and this one is unique because it has Vampires too!
It's called "Valvrave the Liberator."



Valvrave the Liberator takes place in a futuristic society wherehe world divided into two major power blocks and a neutral country. ARUS, which is basically America/Western Europe, and Dorssia, a Nazi-Soviet Empire. Both sides have control of Earth and Space, as well as a system of Dyson Star facilities too. Suddenly, the neutral country of JIOR gets invaded by Dorssia, but a band of students find a set of mechs and use it to liberate one of the stations known as Module 77, declaring themselves their own nation. The main protagonist is an ordinary school student, and his allies are an idol singer, a delinquent, his best friend, and a hacker.

Also, the pilots of the mechs are all vampires, as for these mechs run on memories and brain acid, which only a vampire can survive losing. In fact, before becoming a pilot, it asks "Do you resign as a human being?"


So far I've watched some of it, and it's pretty interesting.

What do you all think of Valvrave the Liberator?

i thought it was good but i never finished the second season XD



btw if your talking about that anime, why put an image that also has Suisei no Gargantia and Ginga Kikoutai Majestic Prince.

Armored Entity wrote:

A new Mecha anime

The anime premiered on April 12, 2013

And I heard it was crap, do not know if I would watch

Koiro wrote:

Armored Entity wrote:

A new Mecha anime

The anime premiered on April 12, 2013

And I heard it was crap, do not know if I would watch

Well everything they fought for... poof :/

It had the weirdest rape scene.

Otherwise... its a good watch '-'.... inb4 you're into Psychological Shit.

Eh, not hugely into that

Already knew about the...rape scene

I might throw it on my backlog. I did watch the first episode about a year ago

Very new lol.

i watched the first part, it was alright.
probably will watch the second part...sometime.
it gets hate because it's silly and doesn't always make sense.

Watched the start but it turned dumber than Kampfer as time went on (Kampfer was pretty dumb for an anime)

The way a high schooler climbs up a robot he's just seen for the first time and uses as if that is his daily toy makes sense so much.

fggt wrote:

The way a high schooler climbs up a robot he's just seen for the first time and uses as if that is his daily toy makes sense so much.

At least Buddy Complex had a learning curve!