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Phantom: Requiem For the Phantom (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)
Review by Myung 21 : this series is Wicked!!!!!

1st off I love creative labyrinth anime series, but any way if your a fan of spy, assissin, type story such as (Noir,MadLax). Then your gana love this, totaly could be a great live action tv series. But this is only the first season there is a season two to finsh the story. This season has 26 ep and 650 min long, you will not be let down when you buy this. I truly loved this series was wicked awesome...........!!!

Phantom: Requiem For the Phantom (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)
Review by RoxaS72 : Weapons the Arcs

This anime series covers 26 episodes and presents itself through 3 main arcs with some lapses of time occurring between the arcs. The series is a spy action thriller with a deep story that will keep you engaged in this world of mystery and discovery. Twists and turns in a world where the main character is on a quest of identity, self, love, strength, and just about a dozen other things. All the characters feel real and it was just a series that I really enjoyed. I tend to refer to this anime as the modern setting of the anime Claymore. There is not connection between those two anime but I feel like the are on par quality wise but this series isn't as mystical and is better off in the area of plot. Also, I'm not sure what the other reviewer had mention about this being the first season of two. As far as I know this is the only season and it is worth buying. If there is another season let me know!I will be buying this without a doubt, an amazing anime not to mention having it in both bluray and dvd is without a doubt an added plus. I can't wait!...

Phantom: Requiem For the Phantom (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)
Review by J. C. Kinder : A mediocre show, sad to say

Phantom is an excellent example of trying too hard. Occasionally it achieves greatness, but more often it simply collapses. The basic plot is that the protagonists are brainwashed into becoming elite assassins for a powerful organized crime group. It combines philosophical questions about identity and juxtaposes it with some quite decent action scenes. The art is variable, swinging from meh to reasonably good without ever really hitting a huge high or low. I suppose my biggest problem is that its all so damn cliche. You know, with an absolute certainty, how this story will end before the first episode finishes. Whole chunks of Crying Freeman are cut and pasted into this series, without the same quality of art. (Clarification- the art in the Crying Freeman manga, not anime. The anime art was terrible, and the art in Phantom is never that bad.) There are some interesting characters who you do come to care about. There is some decent storytelling here, noir tropes presented without too much embellishment. Balancing that are characters who are just appalling. Picking one at random- the boss of Inferno, who is clearly meant to be the villain in some swords and sorcery story. If you really, REALLY liked Noir and are desperate for a new fix, this may be for you. Credit where it's due, the series held my attention enough that I watched it all the way through. That being said, Phantom is mediocre. There is better stuff out there..