Everyone knows the most powerful people in the world fight each other regularly and quite literally, once a week in fact, in a parallel universe known as the Financial District. With their supernatural sidekicks, these power brokers engage each other in battle through various physical attacks of apocalyptic proportions, while others hang back and watch.

Duh. But while everyone already knew this, us commonfolk have never been invited into the inner ring, to watch the spectacle unfold….until now.

Welcome to C, which stands for Control, Complication, Coincidence, Conspiracy, Conversion, Cultivation and somehow, Awesome.

In its rabid complexity C’s layers upon layers unfold in head to head fashion and you just know, somewhere the very talented, maverick director Kenji Nakamura (Welcome to Irabu’s Office) is winking at us all from the eye of the storm he’s created.

If you haven’t caught up with this brilliant noitaminA show yet here’s how you can:

Ep 05: Cultivation

Ep 04: Conversion

Ep 03: Conspiracy

Ep 02: Coincidence

Ep 01: Complication

Sam over at the Otaku’s Study has saved me the trouble and has succinctly summarized the first Seven Episodes of Tiger & Bunny here

Thanks so much for the review Sam! Episode 8 will debut on Sunday @ 10:00am AEST. At the moment Ep 07 is streaming live and it’s intense:

Catch up on Tiger & Bunny here:

Ep 01: All’s well that ends well

Ep 02: A good beginning makes a good ending

Ep 03: Many a true word is spoken in jest

Ep 04: Fear is often greater than the danger

Ep 05: Go for broke!

Ep 06: Fire is a good servant but a bad master

Ep 07: The wolf knows what the ill beast thinks

Hey we wouldn’t want to exclude you just because you’re not checking Facebook every day so here’s some info on a promotion we’ve got happening at the moment.

We made these noitaminA samplers that include an ep from Weclome to Irabu’s Office, Tatami Galaxy, House of Five Leaves and an accompanying booklet containing a write up by acclaimed anime academic Philip Brophy, along with interviews with Kenji Nakamura and Masaki Yuasa.

Go to Facebook and like us before the end of the month and we’ll post it to you, free of charge. Sound easy enough?