I just got through watching the first and only season of BPS, or Battle Programmer Shirase, and thought that it was awesome. I was simply amazed by it. I've been watching it intently and simply must buy it. I will get my hands on a copy. Anyway, even back when it was publicly released back in 2003, with what occurred throughout the story I realized that they irrevocably knew exactly what they were talking about, made it completely realistic and thoroughly did their research. They created a awesome, realistic anime (possibly aside from the machine which forced those to have intimate feelings with one another, that one I'm speculative about but do think that it might be possible nonetheless) and made a fun, creative and suspenseful plot among each episode, by each episode. Or so that's what I think. I do acknowledge, after checking out a few discussions just now, that a lot of people didn't really understand it, but I assure you that if you've ever dived, not just played in or splashed, but dived into computers as I have, it's pretty legit stuff, though would be awesome to have a story-line of this anime that is based in this day & age. That would be a giant scoopful of delight that would be continuous and ongoing, at least in my eyes.

But most importantly, what do you others think of it? Please share your views and comments. This is the first anime that got my kicking and shouting and actually got me to register for this site so I can't wait to hear all of your interesting comments and responses about this.

This post was edited by EnergeticSoul on Aug 15 2013 07:48pm

whats that? oO
never heard of it

It's based about a hacker who is mostly known as a freelance programmer and what he can do with computers and the like. Unknowingly, the school he went to after high school to learn more about computers is a terrorist group which later tries to kidnap him to do their dirty work for them. Throughout the first season it mostly just portrays what this (then) genius of a hacker was capable of and he only displays his skills to those who can pay him with rare objects. That's about the best I can briefly put it.

Keep in mind that if you do check it out that it's not like what hackers can do today, because it was only released back in 2003 but is still a pretty cool and realistic piece of art if you ask me.

This post was edited by EnergeticSoul on Aug 16 2013 05:28pm

sounds intresting

Your explanation didn't really hint towards it being labeled "Comedy, Ecchi, Sci-Fi" though.