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The original anime was pretty interesting for me to watch, as it seemed pretty unique to other anime from the art styles and dementia-like scenes, but this special had a pretty mediocre story for me to watch.

A story of someone narrating a dream that didn't make much sense isn't a story that I and many viewers would be interested in watching, according to what I've seen and the ratings as well. A rather dull story to watch for a special.

The art was alright. It was the same as the TV series, which was neither really well made or not made well.

The voices ... were pretty well synced with the characters, but that's pretty much it. There was a lack of other background sounds or too few for me to find this realistic (within that world) enough.

The characters were not as lively as what I've seen from the series. They were quite dull and boring to me. They do appear to behave as they normally would, based on their personalities, but kind of appeared as if they were acting in one of Masaki's poorly made movies rather than in an actual dream.

I did not enjoy this very much, mostly because of the boring plot and the dull characters, and overall, I found this to be a pretty mediocre anime to watch.

I'm intending to write a shorter review than what usually do for something small like an OVA or a movie.

Considering the stories in both episodes, I found one story to be good and the other to be great. It definitely wasn't boring for me but some of the plot twists that occurred were more expected or anticipated knowing how the TV series works.

The art's as normal as other good anime I've seen, but I liked some of the colours used in the 2nd episode that gave some kind of emotional effect with Hiyori's sad look with the happy colours contrasting with it, ... including the dark background of the night sky.

The sound is pretty clear and concise, and the dubs were done well, too. I like the songs for both the opening and ending of the anime, as it's really catchy and interesting. However, doesn't it feel like that the ending for Noragami Aragoto sounds like a slower, more mellow version of Kirby's Gourmet Race?

There isn't much I can say for the characters in this OVA, but what I found intriguing and was curious of was Hiyori's expression and what she might be thinking when she arrived to the festival and what kind of conflicted thoughts she must have, not to mention Yuki's sudden change from annoyance for Capypa Land to wonder and awe. I guess that's the magical power of the Capypas...

I found this to be really enjoyable. The fight scenes are pretty awesome, but a change of scenery with a calm story is a nice way to feel relaxed and free from any major troubles in the anime.

Overall, this was a very good anime. I will be hoping for the next season, otherwise, we wouldn't know what would be going on with Nora and her new master (can't include spoilers).

This isn't a short review after all...

This might as well be the scariest I've ever seen, excluding Higurashi because I actually found it a bit boring. The sadism in this anime appears better to me.

So the story's good, but it's missing a couple of important details, such as what happens between each episode as some details aren't covered, including an epilogue (optional) of what happened in the end after one failed to return (not including spoilers).

The gory sounds are...vivid. It's realistic and the intro syncs well with the show, so that's a plus.

The character development is pretty good, but I don't get why or how the teacher dies twice. ... This anime should have more consistency with what happens to its characters, unless each episode is a different ending, which seems unlikely because some episodes would end too early near the end and miss out on a LOT of info.

I found this pretty enjoyable because of the suspense and death scenes and I liked the cringe moment that happens just before suspense builds up.

Overall, this was a great anime to watch, but looks very incomplete. I would suggest adding an epilogue to this, but it appears that probably won't happen.

Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, an anime where there's conflict between demons and humans like Ao No Exorcist, except the conflict is based in a Medieval time and society except inventions and discoveries develop faster.

I find it annoying at the start how uneducated the characters are; it irritates me a little. However, this anime compensates for this by bringing in new inventions that never existed before like soda or guns within a 12 episode frame.

The story is great, with a somewhat original story and it includes some of my favourite genres, such as magic and fantasy, but I just felt a little bored by it ... at the start. It doesn't have the right ending, either. You can't just stop the anime during a war without having a true ending yet. If you're going for that, then add another season!

The art is amazing; not very colourful, but it will do. The 'brightness' of the anime fits pretty well for the setting of the story. However, it would be better if the magic abilities used were more brighter and colourful, too.

The music's fine, I guess. I wouldn't really say it's good or bad. However, the intro reminds me of the 2nd season of SAO (Sword Art Online). The way the song ends in the intro isn't how I would expect it to sound while listening to it. (More like lower pitched sound instead of high pitched 'Saa...')

I like the uniqueness in the characters' personalities. However, I would like to see more of a backstory of the mages as well as the other heros.

I like an anime where thinking, magic and strategy is involved. Therefore, I found this anime pretty enjoyable to watch.

Overall this was a very good anime. I hope this anime can have an actual ending, either by specials/OVAS or another season.

Great story, but it could be a little better. It isn't really that original considering that there are many demi-human highschool or adulthood anime out there like Monster Musume, but this is more cleaner (less innuendos) than the previous mentioned anime.

Also, I really found the episode where Kyouko goes to university to learn about herself interesting to watch. I could relate to that other intuitive supporting character.

The art and design is great. I especially like how Kyouko's flames look (not sure if it's because of the colour or the flame itself, but I think it's cool).

The music used in the intro and the end ... is fine, and probably would be better if a piano version was made. The voices sync with the characters as well as their expressions.

It was pretty nice to watch. I didn't like waiting too long to watch another episode after I finished one. However, even if I do like highschool/Demi-human genres, I don't think this would be my preferred anime to watch (I prefer sci-fi, mecha, magic and fantasy).

Overall, this was a great anime. I wouldn't expect less from Funimation, Kodansha and A-1 Pictures.

Blue Exorcist's Impure King Arc; is like a parallel universe from the first season. In how interesting it is to watch, it's the same as the first season.

But because the first episode of the arc starts a little after where the first season started, you're kind of forced to watch the first season anyway to know what happened previously before the arc.

The story is great and even I know some of the events that were to happen, I still found the anime interesting enough to watch them anyway (also my video buffers if I rewind or fast-forward). I thought it felt about the same ... as watching the first season but I found the last episode more awesome and epic than the first season (not including spoilers).

The art is definitely not bad, and the design could be on par with other great anime, the combat scenes involving a lot of energy and emotion look even better with the art.

There isn't a lot of music in the anime except for the intro. The intro sounds good but I wouldn't say it's amazing. The voices sync with the characters' movements pretty well, however.

I don't really know what to say for the characters. All I like about them are their personalities and the way they fight.

It was somewhat interesting to watch. It had the same level of enjoyment as the first season when I watched it. However, the last episode was epic (no spoilers) and my eyes were practically glued on to the screen. I felt the same as Mephisto when I watched it!

Overall, this was a very good anime. It was interesting to watch and even if the show's over, I still want to keep watching it and look for more specials and OVAs to watch.

The story of Amagi Brilliant Park involves characters named Maple Landers from another dimension (probably Canada) that moved here to gain energy from happiness. Other than that fact, it's mostly realistic, with running a theme park and gaining fans and revenue.

The story is pretty interesting, captivating me for the first couple of episodes. I lost some interest watching it at some point, but being the otaku I am, I don't tend to leave anime behind without completing them first; so watching a few more episode got my interest back. So basically, what I'm saying is that the anime can be interesting, fun and boring ... at times.

The design is great. Some eyecandy here and there (cough, big bust, cough), as well as some cute looking characters. What I REALLY like though, is Isuzu's gun...damn.

There aren't any visible flaws with how the characters speak, but I would opt for an English dub. As for the music, it's pretty good, but I like the song in the intro the most.

The characters each have their own unique personalities. It's also somewhat satisfying to see Kanie's transition from narcissism to the opposite. Still loving the gun. The diverse personalities are a great thing for a peppy anime like this, but it wouldn't really hurt to include a few other ethnicities, right?

This anime was pretty fun to watch but like I said before, it can get boring sometimes. I recommend adding a sudden turn of events in some episodes to keep the interest consistent.

Overall, it has been a very good anime. It was pretty colourful and fun to watch as it neared the end.

Great. I like myself a good Ecchi anime.

I find it pretty cool and interesting how the anime is set in a modern, colourful society. I also like how the plot has superhuman powers but I feel like the technology used is a bit too unrealistic for the setting. The art is stunningly amazing and the video/animation quality is great, as well as having eye popping colours (and characters, which I'll explain later).

I really like how the show starts and has fast paced and peppy songs. I'm kind of into that, but it would be a little better if they had subtitles for the songs. ...

The character designs are pretty cool, with interesting personalities and colourful hair, as well as a couple of cool and...busty people *Cough, Arisa cough*. The fight scenes are awesome and some are just downright spectacular, with some casual moments to break the ice.

Overall, this was a pretty great anime. Too bad it only has 1 season. Hoping for another season!