A talking bird moves in with a girl who lives in a mochi shop.

I like it. It’s basically K-On with a touch of Nichijou and a dash of Hyouka. It has the cute girls doing cute things aspect (and daaaamn is she cute), but then it has that hilarious bird and the potential romance. The animation is beautiful, of course, and very colorful as well. It has a great soundtrack too, particularly the opening segment. The lead character is overly cheerful but not dumb, as usually seems to happen.

This is now the show I’m looking forward to most this season.

The school is closing. The only way to stop it is to become idols.

This was one of the best shows so far this season. Although that says more about the rest of this season than Love Live!

I don’t like idols. I don’t understand their appeal at all. What do idols even do aside from lip-synch to terrible music?

I’ll probably drop this, but who knows considering there’s hardly anything new to watch this season. Maybe I should finish Idolmaster instead, that was better than this.

Ninjas in deteriorating clothing fight and molest each other. Dropped.

Unless I pick it up with the folks at The Classiest Anime.

A girl develops amnesia. She has to regain all of her memories by hanging out with a bunch of bishounen while a flying clown rants over her shoulder.

Dropped.

Everyone is in love with MC-kun, including two of his sisters and a guy. His official newspaper club gets in a battle with the unofficial newspaper club: the winner takes him. Continue reading Da Capo III — First Impressions →