In this anime there is a legend that human's were created from wolves, though most humans are skeptical at best considering that wolves have supposedly been extinct for 200 years. However, some wolves remain and are living side by side with the humans. The wolves are able to conceal thier identity by creating an illusion of the human form... although, there are some who can see through the illusion. The world is in a desolate state with hardly any nature remaining outside the various domed citiy limits. Through random run-ins a group of wolves emerge, they are united through physical and psychological obstacles, and are eventually dedicated to the same goal... to find paradise. However, finding paradise means the destruction of the world for all other creatures... and does it really exist anyways?
This anime comes from the makers of Cowboy Bebop. It is stylish, as is Bebop, but in a less obvious way. It also has more emotional and psychological depth to the characters... which truely makes this anime a winner. It can sometimes feel vague or slow moving for those used to action packed anime. However, the way in which the story unravels suits the wolves journey well and contributes to the desolate yet beautifully hopeful ambiance.

Overall, the anime was awesome. From the very beginning that Kiba stumbled into town to the very end of the anime when-I loved it all. The presentation of the anie is very nicely done, and you really sympathize with the characters as they go along their journey to Paradise. Quite njoyable, I also like the lessons the show gives us (won't say anything) rather than just the mindless watching.
What I also love about this anime is the Russian. I've seen it quite a few times, from signs to books to maps. I was a little surprised to see Russian too, because I'm used to seeing Japanese kanji and things taking place in Japan. This was definetely a nice twist to the whole thing, and I think artists should try to incorporate other languages in their anime like this one has done.