More news out of Kuzuricon for you today, folks–a panel featuring Todd Haberkorn was laden with data about several upcoming Funimation releases.  Trailers for Blassreiter and D. Greyman were played to wild cheering from the audience, as well as a few audition voice recordings, but where the news shone was in Darker than Black.

Haberkorn actually disseminated a bit of news about the long-running anime series, saying that it was to be “more realistic” and have a “more cinematic quality”, suggesting that they’re gunning for higher detail all around.

This is a double-edged sword as far as news goes–while it means that the final product will be plain old spectacular, it also likely increases the amount of time we’re all going to spend waiting to get our hands on the next installment of Darker Than Black.

At last report, volume six of Darker Than Black was now in stores, but volume seven may take a little longer than expected, especially with the expected upgrade in quality.