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剧场版火红冬日 　　The end of 2009 and the beginning of 2010 will be heaven for anime fans: there have been so many long-awaited, highly-anticipated films popping up[冒出来] that even a new season of TV anime seems somehow dimmer[黯淡的]. With all those well-known names ? Macross Frontier, Eden of the East, One Piece, Space Battleship Yamato, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, Fate / Stay Night, among many others ? how can you ever take your eyes off the big screen? 　　Here’s one of the reasons that made 2009 so different: it marks the 10th anniversary of One Piece, Eiichiro Oda’s bestselling pirate adventure franchise[特许经营权]. As a result, the release date of its 10th film, One Piece Film: Strong World, has been greatly postponed[推迟] from March to December. Unlike previous films, Oda is personally overseeing[监督] its production. He created a new story about Nami’s leaving Luffy and Straw Hats, and has created hundreds of pages of rough drawings for the film. 　　Another thing I love about 2009 is Eden of the East. The 11-episode anime wowed me at first sight in April, and has topped my ? and most audiences’ ? list of “best anime in 2009” since then. It keeps reminding me why we just love mystery: when it’s done right, the genre can produce the most captivating[迷人的] and unique stories. 　　Saki Morimi is in Washington D.C. celebrating her college graduation when she comes across a naked man. The stranger, Akira Takizawa, has no memory of himself. Nor does he know how he ended up in America with eight billion Yen in digital cash in his cell phone. In order to find out the truth, the two return to Japan… 　　The name Chika Umino promises ultra[极度的]-creativity since her manga hit Honey and Clover, so I was ready for surprises. But Eden offers more than just surprise. As the story evolves, it also discusses various aspects of today’s reality: terrorism, missile attacks, NEETs注1, and the cell phone culture. When the hero faces his final challenge, it’s actually breathe-taking ? a feeling that rarely