good back-story, and good acting

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

I haven't seen the whole series as I only have the first disc. Its interesting and entertaining with a nice plot. I probably wouldn't recommend it or watch more, but its ok.

this anime don't even get me started, this was my entrance into the anime world. interesting plot line very enjoyable characters from many different backgrounds, the characters grow so much throughout the whole series and love them more each episode. what a hidden treasure this show is. if your skeptical about watching the series i'd say go for it! it was one of the best decisions i have ever made. its a very well produced anime and the style is pleasing to the eye. if you do watch this i hope you enjoyed it as much as i have.

You know, anime has made a huge step in past ten years, showing people more than films nowadays. This style of plotting reveals more secrets of our society and brings people the torrent of emotions. I was quite skeptical about this anime since it had no advertisement, it was not so popular and no one ever knew about it. Sort of mystery, I thought, until I realized form the first series that it was more than just a regular anime. It was a story revealing people how they are pitiful and pathetic. You know, post-apocalyptic story always makes you feel sad since your imagination brings you the dead world where people still live, and they live just to die in the end. When I read the plot at the back of DVD of Wolf's Rain I laughed at the logic of a story that "wolves are in a search of a Paradise". However, the first thought that was developed in my mind was "Why were they searching?" And the story tells about their adventures in this quest. You know, Paradise is closed for the souls of people when the day the world ends will come, but still, in theory, if there were some survivors, what would they live for? Death would not allow them to rest in peace at that moment, and there goes the loss of hope. Wolf's Rain is a "rainy" story that will eventually bring tears to your face. At least I had tears at the end of a story. That moment when you realize what the meaning of this anime was, what author was hoping to tell us - it certainly brings tears. In my opinion, this anime has the best OST that fits in every situation or scene in a story. It is the art of music that makes anime seem more emotional and full of joy. I strongly recommend you to watch this even if my review is not enough to convince you. You will understand everything when you'll try by yourself.

Wolf's Rain is just the best anime ever! There's no argument! It touches many different grounds and thus establishes itself as one of the most philosophical animes of all time. It urges us, the viewers, to ask ourselves the most fundamental questions, for example, why do we live? Throughout the anime, we witness how the main characters (Kiba, Hige, Tsume and Toboe) and even the supporting characters, grow up and change and experience different feelings which at the end of the series serve to illustrate how each and everyone of us interpret life and beyond that... One of the most important and interesting part of the story is obviously Episodes 19 and 20, where Kiba meets Myu in the Eternal Garden. Though it's an illusion, it shows the veritable feelings of Kiba towards his friends and Cheza and why he wants to find the "Rakuen". With a background of Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Wolf's Rain shows how Society is, with discrimination, Capitalism, aspirations and how human beings are, love, hatred, confusion, trust, loyalty and the animal instincts in all of us. Therefore, I can only conclude this review by stating once more, the most obvious fact, Wolf's Rain is the beat anime of all time!