EHero09

WARNING: THIS REVIEW WILL COVER SEASON ONE ONLY.

I found it really hard to write this review. It's not that I had no thoughts, I just couldn't find the words.
NOTE: From this review onwards, I shall not put a plot summary for anime in the top 100, as I'm pretty sure many people would have seen them already.

STORY

Generally, I rate the story on how much it interested me, rather than how plausible or unique it is. I also add points for comedy if it's well done, and subtract from my final score if there are glaring faults.
Having said that, I found Code Geass to be immensely... See full review

Tasogare Otome x Amnesia is one of the anime I followed weekly in 2012. However, following it weekly meant that each episode lost impact between te last and the next. Revisiting Tasogare after over a year made this all the more clear. Story Several decades before the start of the story, a young woman was left to die in Seikyou Academy's original school building. Yet no one knows how she died - not even the ghost of said girl who now wanders the Academy's halls. The ghost forms the "Paranormal Investigations Clu" after she realises a student at Seikyou, Teiichi Niiya, can see her. It's... See full review

When I made my "anime to review next" list, I thought it'd be fun to re-watch some anime I haven't seen in a long time, mixed in with the more recent stuff and shows I haven't seen yet. Enter Omamori Himari. A supernatural harem anime that I haven't seen in over a year. Unfortunately, I had an experience similar to Negima!?; I still enjoyed it, but not watching it in so long kinda dulled it a little... Story Yuuto Amakawa is your normal high school kid... supposedly. He's lost both of his parents in an accident, and lives alone while his childhood friend, Rinko Kuzaki, waking... See full review

When I was talking about anime with a friend on Steam, he brought up the anime Acchi Kocchi. He recommended it for various reasons, the tsundere heroine being the main one. And with that, I sat back and got myself ready to watch some rom-com, even if I did have a bit of trouble to start off. Story There isn't really much of a story for Acchi Kocchi. The heroine, Tsumiki, is in love with a guy called Io, but can't spit it out. Io is oblivious to her feelings. That's pretty much all there is to it. As far as this anime goes, it's a rom-com slice of life, and I personally don't do well with... See full review

Hoo boy... this show... when people said it started well, and went downhill at the end, they weren't kidding. I watched Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou at the recommendation of a friend on Steam; he told me that I should watch it, since I seem to enjoy harem anime. He did warn me about the drop in quality, but I never expected it to end like that. Perhaps it would have been better for me to give this a miss altogether... Story The initial premise isn't actually that bad - local nice guy Akuto Sai has just transferred into Constant Magick Academy in order to become someone who can help... See full review

When I first watched this back in April 2012, I was relatively new to watching anime, so I didn't have many standards. I just wanted to watch something where I could kick back and enjoy myself with a decent story, entertaining characters and a bit of humour. The first time I watched Negima!?, it delivered. Sixteen months later... not so much. Story Negima!? essentially starts out exactly the same as the original Mahou Sensei Negima!. Ten-year-old Negi Springfield has just graduated from the Magic Academy in Wales, and receives his task to become a full-out mage: become the teacher of a... See full review

This was my gateway anime, so I may or may not be slightly biased with my review. Ah, Highschool of the Dead. It's been nearly three years since I first watched it, and even now, I still enjoy the shit out of it. Story Highschool of the Dead, or HotD from here on, is rather unique with its premise - at least, in the anime world. What starts as a normal day for Takashi Komuro turns into hell on Earth as his school is overrun with the living dead. Hardships are faced, classmates drop like flies, and the situation constantly looks bleak. As with many other works involving zombies... See full review

This is my first review, so bear with me. After finishing Kokoro Connect and its OVA "sequel" Michi Random, I was left with something of a void. Not to the extent of Steins;Gate or Clannad: After Story, but there was a hole in my anime schedule that I thought would be difficult to fill. Some people say that if you're stuck on what to watch after finishing a show, then start a show similar to the one that left the void. With this in mind, I decided to watch K-On!. Why? Because the character designs in Kokoro made me think of this show; most likely because the same... See full review