Beings from a different dimension have started a war with mankind. To counter this threat, an academy called "Genetics" that trains female warriors called "Pandora," who can wield special weaponry and armor, was formed. Kazuya Aoi decided to enroll in this school because of a promise with his sister, an outstanding alumnus who died in battle. There he meets second year Satellizer L. Bridgette, nicknamed "The Untouchable Queen" due to her solitary demeanor but also top of her class whose battle simulation streak is undefeated, until he came... and slowly changed her.

Kenn's Comment: The summer saw Sekirei's second season and Minato. Autumn saw Hykka Ryouran Samurai Girls and Mune-guy. The winter shall see Freezing and Aoi.

I've never really been a fan of useless protagonists. I'm fine with protagonists who don't fight, but contribute to the team in their own way...so long as it's useful. Take for example Cruz in Needless. He's no fighter, but he's helped the team out countless times with intelligence.

Anywho, Freezing is a manhwa (yes, it's Korean) that's running somewhere in Japan too. Im Dal-Young pens the story, while Kim Kwang Hyun does the art. Since good ol' Im Dal-Young is behind it, you can more or less expect some pretty beat up bloody female characters. If you haven't noticed that trend yet, go back and take a look at some of his other works. Also expect lots of boobies, panties, bras, torn clothing, bloody noses (from punches) and boobies. Wait, did I say boobies already? Oh, and it's on AT-X, so it should be fairly uncensored.

On another note, I've never heard of A.C.G.T, so I decided to look them up. Turns out they're behind works like Kino no Tabi, Duel Masters (lol), Monochrome Factor (TV) and Kimi-Aru, among others.


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