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I like the sense of loyalty that Brandon has to his job and his friends. He will never turn on his friends, and was torn between the job and his friends at that one critical moment. Brandon couldn't dispatch his best friend. Like Bear couldn't kill his best friend. He had way to much respect for Harry to execute him. Even in the very end, he protected Harry.

Brandon was never selfish and was always trying to do the right thing for everyone. As grave, he continued on protecting even in death as you could say. Making sure Mika could grow up, but it wasn't going to be in the world without worries like her parents had planned. But even in dire straits, he never let anyone harm her when he was active.

Brandon and Harry's relationship is really interesting. It's cool to see it develop from almost brotherly to the point where one kills the other
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Very well put.

everyone made a good point brandon is the best good guy ever in heart he has major loyalty to the family and the rules he took to the grave and also to his friend he knew harry was going to betray them but he let him because of the bond they had.also brandon loved maria that was also a great part of the story, he had emotions not just a mindless killing machine. when brandon died he still had the emotions just not as much. but to be honest what drew me to the series was when i played overdose i saw a clip for the anime and it looked cool and action packed but that was the first episode as i got into it i realised this has alot of depth and action every charactor is ...a charactor they are a individual person not a clone from another show or game

if you didn't read that i like the anime cause it's the whole package story and action

That's alright, man. Speak your mind. Say whatever you need to say, cause this is a place a free expression. If you don't express yourself, then you won't even completely know who you are.

In depth animes are somewhat hard to come by depending, but as far as Samurai X (as we in America have so dubbed it), in my opinion isn't what I would call "in depth". While Kenshin focuses a lot upon linguistics to communicate some points, which I admit is great for showing depth to the characters, but in depth, no. You want in depth you go for something like Evangelion, Perfect Blue, Serial Experiments Lain. But then again my classifications only reflect myself, not the market as a whole.

It reminded me of Cowboy bebop in a sense and I loved the pacing. I also loved the detailed art. Notice the glass when Harry shoot Bradon? Even before then it was all the little details that with into the art. Also I liked how it told a story and wrapped up pretty nicely. I am shock this is all from a game! Most of the time games don't transfer too well into movies or anime. So all in all Gravegun is at the top of my most beloved anime series of all time. Everything about it was well planned and touched on with care. Simply Flawless.