Gilgamecha

I've never been one to worry about my masculinity, which is why I suppose I can freely admit I watched Hanamaru Youchien. Following the adventures of a group of kindergarteners, this show is more sweet then a Mars bar cocooned in a shell of sugar, with sprinkles, which is why I'm led to believe the main audience would be the female side of the population. Regardless of this, I'm writing a review anyway.   Story: 5 As is common with the slice of life genre, there isn't any structured form to the show's plot, but it just throws the characters into various everyday situations and lets the humour and... See full review

If you're anything like me, there are times where you can't find the motivation to invest time in long, complicated sagas, but instead would much rather just sit back and enjoy a few quick laughs, without the troublesome activity known as “thinking”. It was because I was feeling this way I picked up Mitsudomoe, and I can honestly say I'm pleased I did.   Story: 5 It is difficult to judge the “plot” of Mitsudomoe when essentially it lacks one. Each episode is essentially a few short stories on topics ranging from the class getting a pet hamster, to an exorcism at the school... See full review