As my regular readers already know, I adored this show. Now that it’s over and done with, I still think it was the best show of the year. I won’t try to give a summary, as anything I could say would not do it justice and be filled with spoilers. Continue reading Mawaru Penguindrum Review — A
UN-GO follows Shinjuurou, a detective, and his partner Inga, as they solve crimes in an alternate-history dystopian Japan.
UN-GO was my second favorite series of the season, after Penguindrum. I’ve already ranted at length about why I love this show so much in my weekly posts, so I’ll keep this short and sweet. Continue reading UN-GO Review — A-
The Kifuuken are a secret order of swordsmen dedicated to slaying flesh eating monsters. But Toshihiko, the heir apparent, has fallen in love with one of the flesh eaters. From the description, this might sound like some innocent story of star-crossed love. Nothing could be further from the truth. Continue reading Kemonozume Review — C
Majikoi started out strong with an action packed first episode. Then it abandoned everything that made the first episode interesting in favor of generic harem antics. This time around, we have the tomboy, the oujo-sama, the shy girl, the seductress, and the violent girl. Continue reading Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! Review — C-
C3 is about a boy who lives in a house that has the power to dispel curses. So he takes in a bunch of cursed objects to cure them. Of course, these cursed objects all happen to be cute girls.
Despite the bland setup, I have to admit I enjoyed this. This wasn’t just your usual harem; it was your usual harem composed of deadly weapons and torture devices. Courtship has never been so much fun! Continue reading C^3: Cubed x Cursed x Curious Review —- B-