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I have always been partial to stories where the main character finds themselves in a body that is not their own. Whether it be Kafkas Metamorphisis, Quantum Leap, or the seminal classic "Woof", body horror without the horror hits my vibes. I also happen to think dogs are fantastic.  So it was that as a learned man of culture I ignored all the negative reviews and gave Inukai San a go....  Well. That. Was. A. Thing.  To start with its not so bad. Really it's not. Sure Inukai San herself comes across as seriously weird  but... That's funny. So prim and proper and uptight at... See full review

Motto To Love-Ru as you can probally tell from the name is the sequel series to To Love-Ru (What is it with these Japanese and such random names...motto?) Rather than the flowing straight forward plot of TLR Motto instead follows a format of each episode consisting of 3 mini continuityless mini-episodes. Much like the OVA Motto has a lot of stuff taken from the manga which was never explained in the anime- ghost girl's physical body, Run's idol career, Celine the plant girl and to a lesser extent (they were sort of explained in the OVA) Lum....sorry, La La's sisters. The animation quality in this series... See full review