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Dashed over this page because it was a sequel? Got you down to know it was a 3 minutes lasting extra? Well don't be. It's true it is smal and it is only a music vídeo but those 3 minutes of running images are crutial for any letdowns in the ending of True Tears. They are 3 minutes worth your time if you really enjoyed TT.

Ookami-san, for those of you who might not know, OSN is a parody, which means there is a narrator that tells the story and snops in whenever he pleases, which means it's very anoying most of time (no offense inttended fto parody lovers); thankfully, OSN is not gendered as a Parody only, so that is some good news. Basically the story plot is a very common one: girl is tough, not so tough guy likes her, she doesn't (innicially) like him back. So, what's so good about this after all? Besides the art, it's the comedic moments that surround some unique characters. Wacthing OSN won't ... matter if the plot is a common one, or if it is a parody, because the characters are so well built that you forget everything else, you'll only want to know what'll happen next and how they'll react. There is a promised laugh every episode.
It is a refreashing anime that'll make you laugh at strange situations and characters. Once you see it, it'll become unforgetable.

Clannad AF. What is it to tell about it if not that it is an amazing anime that will for certain not ever be surpassed in what comes to learning about true love and overcoming sad memories. It is indeed true that it is a typical shoujo anime scenario: boy meets girl; they fall in love; they get married. Typical right? Wrong! Wrong because Clannad AF takes you on reviewing all you know about shoujo being in most cases sweet and loving, not saying that it isn't sweet and loving but halfway the story all that disappears and you will find yourself wondering about that ... so-seen happy ending. Will it happen or not? And if you've seen Clannad (as in the first series) then you'd know who the robot and the girl are right? Well they're true identity will make you unable to hold your chin. Clannad AF will have a special place in your heart once you finish it.
Not wantting to spoil anything further let's move on to more detailed aspects: the art is quite good, nothing extrodinary but still great; The characters are quite unique and we see some development during the series; the plot is well written, quite interesting and unexpected sometimes, it holds a strong message.
It's definately worth watching.

Ao No Exorcist is one of those memorable stories that makes us realize yet again how great shonen is.
Let me just start by highlighting the fact that the art is quite something to clap a few times for, now that I made it clear, let's move on to more interesting subjects: Despite the anime being slightly different from the manga it's still extrodinary. It'll make you laugh and maybe cry. Ao No Exorcist will make you put your hand over your heart and think about the people you love, that you should always tell them how imppportant they are, because you never know what tomorow ... brings. Overall it is a great story that will make emerge into a whole new prespective of the general concern for "evil", because even if you are born into deep, deep evil you make your own destiny.

If you like drammatic stories that make you squat down and cry your heart out, then DINGDINGDING! this one particular anime is a winner. Ano Hana is a rollercoster of emotion, it is a story that will make you laugh and get teary eyed at the same time.
It's plot and characters are so thoroughly worked that from episode one you'll want to know more, and more, you'll want to dig so deep just to understand one moment or character. Maybe the plot itself isn't that puzziling and mistirious, but it sure as hell won't let you down.
Overall the story is about true friendship ... and perhaps a hint about true love, it is about letting go of the past, starting anew and never letting go of wonderous moments no matter the pain that comes with them. Ano Hana teaches you to embrace today like there is no tomorrow; to never forget to keep on moving on, because tomorrow the sun will rise again. It's sounds cliché it's true, but Ano Hana makes cliché disappear in a split of second once you understand it's beauty and message.

So here we are. It's the fairytaile dream fruture of every gamer out there, but like every fairytale, it's gotta have its sinistre twist to the story.
Sword Art Online is one of those great anime that makes you wish you could step into the screen despite all the 'againsts' the plot might have, not only because it haves great graphics and characters but also because the story itself is quite enjoyable, especially for those who follow the novel.
The first arc of the story (Aincard) is all about introduction, either be it characters, scenarios, main plot and I -personaly- thought it being very epic ... and enjoyed it quite a lot. As for the second arc (Alpheim Online) the main plot get's a little blurred and the characters development slams it's way in and all the previous action is smothered by the romance-which doesn't necessarialy need to be a bad thing. The second arc -despite not being as trhilling as the first- was quite entusiastic, even though I must recommend to those of you who are or have watched the anime to read the novel, otherwise the second arc might feel little disapointing.
Overall the story itself is great and sure worth watching, even if only for the amazing scenarios. I can't wait for Gun Gale Online to air!