Valentine's Day is approaching, and young Mami-san is apprehensive. She wants to give chocolates to her crush, Ishida, but can't seem to build up the nerve to do so. Luckily for her, she might have a solution: magical chocolates, given by a witch who seems to vanish into thin air, supposedly will grant the holder the love they desire! But will it work for Ishida?
Love can be found in a variety of places, including an ordinary classroom. For one young woman, confessing to her handsome classmate will be a feat of epic proportions! With one hand written letter, she gathers the courage to finally break the news, but has no idea her work of art will touch the heart of a special child, as well. Will the young man return her affections, or is she doomed to the life of a bachelorette?
Both Magical Chocolate and Rain are stories of girls who are quietly crushing on a boy, and are trying to find a way to win him over - one uses a letter, and the other chocolates. They are both quiet, romantic and brief watches, with pretty amateur animation to boot - although Magical Chocolate's animation looks sort of like it was done in Microsoft Paint. Regardless, if you liked one, you will probably like the other.
Weather it's writing a letter or making chocolate for the boy they wish to get affections from. These girls take a step ahead to see if they can get the boy. If you liked one you'll like the other.
Both Rain, the Little Girl, and My Letter and Magical Chocolate are about two girls pronouncing their love for a guy they've fallen for, but with two diverse endings. Both shorts also have strange animation design as well.
In Magical chocolate and Rain, the main theme is a crush of a girl and how to confess it to the one they like. Both these short animes are full of hope, anticipation and emotions. The drawingstyles are quite different, but the idea is pretty much the same.
These two are both short and focus on the same topic: Love. A girl likes this boy and uses something to try to get closer to him. In Magical Chocolate's case, she uses chocolate; in Rain's, a letter.
The only bad thing that they both share are the bad character designs and animation, though Rain's are far better than Magical Chocolate. But because they are both short, it is something that shoudn't bother you for long.
Nao and Uehara are two teens in an unlikely situation -- having accidentally signed a lease for the same apartment! As time passes, they inevitably became a couple, and share the joys and hardships of living together day by day. Things take a turn for the worse when Nao forgets Uehara's 16th birthday! Can their relationship be saved? Or is this happy couple doomed for failure?
Hiroyuki Fujita's only distinguishing trait appears to be his perpetual laziness... but he has something about him that lets him make friends with girls easily, and has a kind side that his childhood friend Akari loves. Follow their 'everyday adventures' in high school with this light schoolkid comedy.
Mio Hagiwara is a young and upcoming actress who has a fairly normal life -- high school, fame, and a well-known idol singer for a best friend. There is only one thing missing from her life: love. Enter Ichiya Kumagai, a budding film director with funding for a hot new flick, and an eye out for Mio. With tensions rising and love on the rise, the show must go on!
Yukino and Kanade are roommates at their school, and have been friends since they were born – perhaps even a bit more, when eyes are turned away. But soon a girl named Sakuya, who often tails the two, begins to grow closer to Yukino; and after an alleged confession that she hears about, Kanade begins to get worried that something is going on behind her back. Can the three of the girls keep their relationships with each other on stable ground, or will jealousy and heartache come crashing down on them?