What is this Anime about?

its interesting or boring?

Well, it's best if you give it a try yourself, but as for me, I freakin' love it. Like I just finished episode 5, and I want episode 6 NOW. lol

Alternative Titles
Bounen no Xamdou

Synopsis
The story follows a boy named Akiyuki who is heading to school with two friends when an explosion occurs. In the mysterious light from the explosion, Akiyuki transforms into a creature called Xam'd. Xam'd goes on a rampage which is only stopped when a red-haired foreign girl appears.

still confusing!Need more episodes!Just hope it won't get license yet!

WATCHED NOW OR REGRET LATER!!!

totally cool anime! can't help but feel the adrenaline rush...as if you 're a xam'd too...hehehe...(my opinion)

The person who come out this anime is the same as (Fullmetal Alchemist).....

i had 2 watch a few episodes just 2 b able 2 understand whats happening but its an awesome anime one of the best ive evur seen

It's about a dude, and about a cute girl, and about another dude.
It's also about a cute woman, and a man, and then another dude.

There are flying ships, 2 of the dudes can turn into bad-ass creatures.
There are some bad creatures they have to fight. There is a evil plot.
Same company made Eureka7 and FMA.

>> Same company made Eureka7 and FMA.


therefore it's the best anime ever.

That's what I really like to know.... Maybe a few more sides and we can answer that...

Some guesses:

Nakiami is Tassik royalty. Bad circumstances (a coup?) lead to her being left in Ishu's care. Ishu raised her ever since. Nakiami's tears are from whatever happened.

Ishu (the postal ship captain) has some sort of formal relationship with the Tassik people (or at least some of them). The captain from the Tassik ship (ep. 5) refers to her as Writer of Crimson Revolution.

The citrus fruit (are they tangerines?) are used to represent acknowledgement of a close relationship between people -- starting with the old lady who gives them out. One person gives (often throws) the fruit to another. If it is accepted, the relationship is good, if not, then not. Akiyuki's father looks at a squished one in ep. 2 and thinks it represents his relationship with his estranged wife. Later (ep. 10?) he throws one to her and she throws it back. On Armistice Day, Akiyuki's father gives a basket of the fruit as an offering to all of the friends he lost in the previous war. Are there more examples?

the story can be split out into a few parts.

there's the journey of self discovery and coming to terms with one self .

conflicts and the effect it has on society and ones morality.

and finally there's the obligatory romance section off longing to be with someone, of love loss, patching of ones relationship, and a reunion that is bitter sweet.