Shangri-La

[Ryllharu]

but it was like.. they got going and some cities (the main one it took place in) i could see the dystopian atmosphere in. But then they show people using computers and there's talk of the internet, and there's all this political and economic structure set in place. and I was pretty put off with it all. and it's a shame, because this was my second most anticipated series of Spring.

Since when is a perfect description of cyberpunk not dystopian? Because that is exactly what you just described.

EDIT:

I recognized the two trannys voices, they usually play pretty manly characters, but I can't place them exactly. Either way, it put a huge smile on my face.

After driving myself nuts for an hour, it went back and racked my brains.

Momoko: 99% certainty, is voiced by Jouji Nakata. It hasn't been that long since Geass, but Diethard's voice is distinctive. Toss in Alucard (Hellsing), Kirei Kotomine (Fate/Stay Night), Gaav (Slayers NEXT), and The Count (Gankutsuou). Having him play a really aggressive tranny is pretty funny.

Mi-ko: With 98% certainty, is voiced by Houchu Ohtsuka. It's not really uncommon for him to play roles like this, Jiraiya from Naruto, that pervert from Full Metal Panic TSR...

That's enough seiyuu sleuthing for one night.