Our hero is a pervert, and he says exactly what he’s thinking out loud. Apparently he’s also “kind” to girls. He meets a grim reaper who uses the power of disintegrating clothes to fight monsters.
You know what? This actually wasn’t that bad. It was completely perverted, but at least it was never boring. I really don’t ask for much in anime. Continue reading Dakara Boku wa H ga Dekinai — First Impression
Our protagonist plays Russian roulette. Except instead of using a gun with six bullets, he uses a different type of gun with six girls. One of the girls is his sister. Continue reading Kono Naka ni Hitori Imouto ga Iru — First Impressions
A young man falls in love with an older woman who works at a flower shop. He takes a part time job at the shop to get closer to her, and discovers that she’s a widow. Her husband is a ghost that only he can see. Continue reading Natsuyuki Rendezevous — First Impression
No.
I only watched the first twenty seconds, but have already gained an enhanced appreciation for the quality and class of Queen’s Blade.
Our lead character has too much luck. She is rich, popular, smart, and has her own personal butler. A god of misfortune comes to correct this imbalance.
This show’s idea of being funny is screaming really loudly, wearing fake noses, and telling breast jokes. Dropped, with pleasure.