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Story: Hmm.... I really don't know what to say for this...it's okay i guess. The 'cliff hangers' make you want to read more and more. The ending really isn't too satisfying though....for romantic reasons

Art: I loved the art style. Nice legs, beautiful flowy hair, all the elements of shojo art. Especially the big eyes. The good thing is, that they weren't too sparkly which suited my taste. Sometimes they lacked pupils which nerved me out. The proportion was perfect. In some mangas, the face is too flat, legs too short, limbs crooked, fat waists etc. None in Fly High. Also, I have to give ... them brownie points for the bishonen. They are sexy. Seriously. Sometime the big eyes irk me out but when Natsumi draws Ichiya, fighting, standing, sitting or running, she nailed it. I would have to give a 10 for the bishonen. :3

Character: Personally, I found the characters a bit cliched and lacking originality. Take Ruka Miller, graduated from university at 11. If that dosen't scream Sue I don't know what does. And the main character, mistaken for a boy, trained 7 years in mountain with father...hmmm... Originality aside, the characters can really be loveable *looksonlycough*

Enjoyment: As I said in the beginning, I loved the manga. Although it didn't hit the heartstrings I would like to compare this manga similar to a one-night fling. Highly enjoyable as you read it but it won't cling to your mind and stay.

To be honest, I watched this before I seen the series so forgive me, but I did read the manga and wikipedia.

This 55 minute episode shows Edward reflecting on everything that happened during the anime. It is set before the movie so it is up to there.

Story: It was a sum up of everything that happen during the anime. Although it would win an oscar but it was still good.

Art: The usual FMA art but with more 'sunsets and pastels' as this is (as the title suggests) a reflection.

Sound: I had to give this a ten. It has the J-pop of two of the openings ... and also has the orchestra doing the nosglastic ones. The music made a lot of the movie

Character: If you know the characters well, this 'movie' will seriosly make you cry. It briefly shows all the characters' personality.

Enjoyment: I felt satisfying after seeing all this. You get this gutty nosglasia feeling when you seen all their achievements goes by in a flash. It even has some humor parts as well. I was on the verge of tears as they squeezed two funerals in.

Personally, I felt touched by the whole thing as it has orchestral music in the sad part. There are many parts about how Edward felt it was all his fault they ended up like this.

Story: The Prince of Tennis has a very unique plot but logical with a few "suprise" episodes along the way (eg. Tenipuri). I enjoyed watching the Prince of Tennis but once you watch it a few times over, it will eventually get really boring.

Art: For me, the art is quite average. What makes it seem so exciting is the background, Fuji (wuhoo) does one of his special moves and there's this dark swirly background and some bright lights on the end of the raquet so that's an extra point or it will be a 7. But that just makes the bishies even hotter. (fangirl squeal).

Sound: ... Not the best songs though, I can't remember but some are really really really good, like wonderful days. Esp. when in one episode when 8 bishies acually SING it. I'm not sure what to do for sound? Where there are Sound effects at the right moments (woosh, thud, nya) but some are overexagerated (Bang, Kaboom, woah...).

Character: I HAVE to give a 10 for this one. I mean, ther are SO MANY cute bishonen. All of the characters are boys excluding a few girls, so far I think four , excluding sisters, women and a couple in the background. Everyone has unique personalities and signiture moves. Takeshi Konomi must have spend a LOT of time create each of them, I mean around 11 teams/schools and 8 per team, that is a LOT of characters. That guy must have one heck of an imagination. Oh, and I gave it 10 coz THERE'S JUST SO MANY BISHIES!

Enjoyment: I fell in loved with it in the very first episode I watched, the suspense, drama...etc. But because I loved it so much, I rewatched it and I wish I didn't as I knew watch is going to happen next and that ruined the whole show and experience. The best part of the Prince of Tennis is the tension, who is goin to win that match, what will he do next, what does to opponent have up his sleeve? It's that that makes it so enjoyable but once you know, it's not that good.

I love that show, man, however much silly and kiddish that sounds, I love it. Humor, Suspense, action, that show has it all (even some violence too! Bashing up with tennis balls) . Here's a tip, only rewatch an episode a couple months after you last seen it.

I must insist, to read the manga. The anime sucks and I was totally disappointed. Everyone's voice was different. I imagined Naruto's to be more hyperactive, Hinata's less whispery, Sasuke's less mature....The Manga was an absolute masterpiece by Kishimoto and the Anime totally ruined Naruto's reputation. The first opening theme as you all know is crap, consists mostly of shouting than singing.

I can understand why everyone hates Naruto. I did too as I read to Manga first and place so much HOPE that Naruto will be a success. The manga was so much better than the anime, there was more detail and everything was ... from the imgination and genius of Kishimoto. I thought the anime was created by martins at the lack of genius. But at least the storyline and plot still creates a somewhat suspense.

I ask everyone now, to read the naruto Manga, the original, created by Kishimoto than crappy anime by MADMAN TM. The Manga was a masterpeice and kept my obsession alive.