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I honestly do not know where to start. But, I cannot emphasize how highly I recommend otakus to watch this anime. If you want an anime with excitement, plot twists, and the never-gets-old cliff hangers, watch this anime. This anime will leave you on the edge of your seat, and in tears at the same time. The plot consists of humorous and tragic events. So far, I believe this anime is perfect in mixing humor, mystery, tragedy, romance, adventure, and suspense. There really is not much of romance, but it is fitted somewhere within the series.
The last source of ... humans have gathered together and created a barrier to protect themselves from the enormous man-eating giants they call titans. Three walls were built; all had names: Wall Maria, Wall Rose, and Wall Sina-Wall Maria being the outermost. A hundred years pass until Wall Maria is kicked down by the biggest titan they have ever seen, giving numerous titans to enter the city. The main characters, Eren, Mikasa, and Armin have to decide whether they want to fight for the sake of the lives lost or sit on the sidelines and watch their people get eaten!
The art is flat out outstanding. It is more up to date in technology wise. HD, I believe, made the story come alive. The detailed drawings blew me away!
The sound was incredibly harmonious, magnificent, and in-sync with the whole episode. Even the opening got me all pumped up and excited to watch the episode. The song choice was absolutely brilliant and I have no doubt about it.
The characters all symbolize something important that ties the whole story together. In order to realize their characteristics, you must understand the moral decisions the characters had to make in order to maintain their trait. You will see obvious traits in the main characters such as perseverance, faith, determination, integrity, and fear [in death]. Some traits will come to a shock to most people, especially me. Other characters will make you pull your hair out and scream why, why they did what they did. The main characters endure a plethora of catharsis, which might make you go through the same feelings the character has. The characters were created fairly well, according to what I have analyzed.
Words cannot describe how much I have enjoyed this anime. So far, this anime has made me think about moral decisions and think about what I would've done if I were in the main character(s) position. I've begun to think about the reality of possible things that could occur in this world, but of course, we all know that humongous man-eating giants will not attack out planet (or will they...?)
Overall, like I said before, I cannot emphasize how I highly recommend this. The series has already ended, so this gives you the advantage to slide your way through the whole series, but I warn you: you will cry, wishing there was a lot more. The story continues on the manga and believe me, you will be yanking your hair out of your head, hanging on the edge of a cliff with just your finger, holding on as much as you possibly can because the story is just that amazing, Watch the anime, read the manga, or do the other way around. either way, it is a fantastic story that ties together everything an anime should be about. If you like suspense, adventure, cliff-hangers, mystery, and romance, watch this anime. It's great for the mind and heart because there are events and scenes that touch your heart and make you want to become a more stronger person.

Kaichou wa Maid-Sama!

My favorite anime and manga of all.
This is a shoujo kind of manga, and I love every bit of Maid-Sama.

Great story, it is hilarious, and I wish it would continue on with a lot more chapters.

Although, it does have its faults; it uses the same story line throughout the story, Ayuzawa sees Usui and calls him names, then in the end he saves her from something and they do something cute together. It's almost repeated that way half of the time you read the story, but I still think it is worth reading if you're into those cute/romantic and ... hilarious kind of manga.

This will always be my #1!!

Ohkay, here it goes.

Story-
What really bothered me about the story was how in the beginning, it was introducing everything that the story was about. and once you get further into the story it leaves you on the edge of your chair just waiting to see what happens. By the time I finished the first season, I was jumping off my bed eager to know what's going to happen next. Season Two, I would say, in my opinion, and bare with me here, did not move forward. What I mean by that, during the first season, the story was actually getting to the plot, ... and what lead to it, but once the plot hit, it's mystery after mystery after mystery after mystery! First, we have Yuki, I still don't understand her past, even though she kept flash-backing to it. Kaname, I'm not even going to start on him. He's just a book with blank pages. You literally have to find the right words and letters somewhere in this world in order to understand how he came about. And Zero, him I wasn't that disappointed with, to me, it explained his....well, everything, his whole life, pretty much. I just had this feeling inside me that kept thinking wait, there's something more to this, I just know it. Yet, it left us hanging, hanging for so long I almost gave up and took the fall.
Another thing that bothered me about the story, was the ending. This is the biggest disappointment EVER because after EVERYTHING that Zero and Yuki have been through, he still turns the other cheek, BUT IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. I'm not to spoil the end.... Didn't he love her..? It was damn obvious to me despite the fact that it wasn't mentioned AT ALL. I hate.... hate.. how just because Yuki turns a completely different leaf, he automatically thinks, "because she turned a new leaf, all that we have been through, all that she meant to me, is irrelevant." despite the fact that he's a vampire hunter, I still lost some hope in them two, regardless of Yuki and Kaname, I think Zero and Yuki would be better together. It really disappointed me. But that's just my opinion.Also, at the end you see someone, I'm not going to say whom, getting a flashback and, I'm telling you, I cried the MOST at that part. I hope it will get to you as it did to me, because it was just completely sad and the thought of it being all over makes me want to cry again. AND... at the end you see two people, I'm not going to say whom, go off on their own and then you realize. Shit, where's ______!! While I was watching, I completely forgot about this character and I cried because I realized where he was. Another mystery that I want to be solve because what if I'm wrong.? And at the very very end, when you see Zero and what he does, that right there gave me tiny bit of hope, but inside I feel like the hope will just be a waste. I actually cried because Yuki and Zero are no longer close. It broke my heart into a billion pieces, you can't imagine how heartbroken I am.
BUT.... I really love the story as well.... Just soo many shocking truths when the mysteries do get solved. I screamed in shock so loud I think I woke up my neighbors from across the street.And I did that almost every episode... maybe twice. I love everything, but the ending... It disappointed me so much that I was balling(crying immensely) but I also cried because it wasn't what I expected from the 3 main characters, Kaname, Yuki and Zero. And because the series was over as well, but mostly the first two.

Art-
The art was beautiful! I love the details, including Zero's tattoo and the veins and how they drew the night class students, they look gorgeous! Also, the bodies look incredibly amazing, and I put emphasis on the bodies because other animes would make them too tall, or too skinny that they look like twigs or tooth pick dolls walking and talking, it wasn't appealing to me.

Sound-
I LOVE the songs chosen for the openings and endings for both season, especially the ending for Season Two, because it was more of a creepy, scary , feeling and I think it fit the genre of the story well.

Character-
Ohkay, I'm not going to spend my time on this one because I spent a lot of time on just the story.
First off, Yuki. Because of her, half of the drama and supernatural things that happened, probably wouldn't have happened if she wasn't so selfish. Yuki pissed me off half of the time I watch it because she was too clueless to the point where it's not even cute anymore, and she was selfish, especially towards Zero. Poor Zero, I cried for him every time Yuki did something that hurt him. She is also stubborn, especially at the end. It got me soo mad because people were risking their lives for her and she decides to be an idiot and do things her way. But that was in the beginning of the end.. If that makes sense. Because if it wasn't for her, the ending would not have ended the way it did and the ending would've have been a lot more disappointing than it already is.
Then you have Kaname. Like I said, a huge book with blank pages. He is still filled with mystery and I gave up, hoping that I can be able to look into the manga and actually find the gates to Kaname. Other than that, I would want someone like Kaname, because to me, throughout the story, he was the one who was hurt the most. And it was all for Yuki. Kaname still is mysterious and I have a gut feeling that he will remain mysterious, which gets me aggravated because that makes the story less enjoyable.
Last is Zero. Zero is, well, Zero. There's not much to say about him other than him having a huge grudge on Kaname and anyone who is related or associated with him. And towards the end, I feel like someone needs to hit him with a bloody rock and tell him to wake up and let it go. But Zero is also a guy who just hates himself, yet wants to make Yuki happy regardless if that means giving up his life for her. I cried so much for Zero. Yuki doesn't even realizes what she has, she's so selfish she just wants it all but doesn't look in front of her and sees what she already has. What saddens me the most is how he hasn't changed perspective at all in the end, and how he will just be miserable because of a grudge that's holding him back from moving on.

Enjoyment-
In general, I enjoyed it, some of the episodes were a bit too scary where I was scared to sleep at night, but I enjoyed the excitement. I enjoyed how I was always on alert and on the edge of my seat anxious to know what would happen next.

Overall-
Overall, it was amazing.. just amazingly beautiful. I loved it. I would say I would watch it again, but I think the excitement would begin to fade because I know how the story went. It really saddens me now that it's all over, and I wish there were more seasons and episodes because this series is truly one of the best, I love the plot twistings, the drama, the tension between the main characters, all of it. Even if it pissed me off a little bit and disappointed me greatly in the end, I think that not all endings are complete endings, let alone happy, and I think the ending just leaves you more on the edge of your seat to the point where you're already sitting on the floor. I realized that there is more drama than there is romance; its almost 50/50, but the drama is a bit greater. I recommend this to those who love the thrill, the excitement, the cliff hangers, the plot twisting, the journey of a love triangle, and maybe even like getting aggravated over it. It's a good story, and it makes you want to get more into it.

I hope this was helpful :)
And arigatoo for taking the time to read this ^-^