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This is the most cliche anime you could ever hope to watch. Imagine a stripped down Konosuba where the characters have no depth whatsoever. All the issues that the MC might face are instantly solved. There is no tension, depth, mystery, anything but that's it's strength.

It's refreshing to see an anime where everything ever goes right for the MC.

>>Story - 3

I would say -SPOILER- but after you watch the first 1-3 episodes - the same kinda thing happens over and over again so it depends what you count as a spoiler?

Premise is the MC dies by mistake. "God", as an apology and a ... gesture of good will, reincarnates him into a fantasy world and lets him have one wish granted in this world. He picks his smartphone and "God" fixes it so it'll work in the fantasy world.

He then goes to a fantasy world and he finds he can cast EVERY spell in the fantasy universe and can solve everyone's problems. He acquires a collection of stereotypical girls who all fall in love with him. That's about the entirety of the plot.

Dragons! No problem! -ZAP- Dead!
Blindness! No problem! -ZAP- Healed!
Attempted murder mystery! -ZAP- Solved!

>>Art - 7

It's pretty in a generic fantasy anime sort of way.

>>Sound - 7

Generic fantasy anime.

>> Character - 3

None of the characters have personalities. The girls are all the same bland pretty anime Mary-Sues who don't have much to say. If they are a girl - there is a 200% chance that they fancy the main character. Male characters (apart from the MC) are background and almost non-existant.

>> Enjoyment. - 7

It's so bad that it is refreshing. It's nice to see everything go right for someone for a chance.

Gakkou no Ojikan is about a girl whom becomes the headmistress of a super elite school but whilst being headmistress she also has to be a student of the school. As you can imagine, that isn't easy and she seems to have her love-life to worry about too.

[Story]
I wouldn't say there is much of an overall plot but it keeps you hanging on the edge of your seat because of the cliff-hanger each chapter leaves you on. It is driving me mad waiting for the next chapter to be translated. It is a very lovey-dovey story and is definite "awwww!" material. The problems with it ... is that it can be quite predictable. You should be able to easily work out who likes who and what is going to happen before it happens.

[Art]
The main reason I read this is because of the art. If it wasn't for the art, I wouldn't of taken a second look. The art is fabulous. It is very neatly drawn and what I love about it is that the main character (Riku) has a different set of really cute earrings in each chapter. I just want to collect them all! People normally have most trouble drawing females over males but the artist seems to have got a firm hold on females and the males are quite cute too. :)

[Character]
They are good. A bit predictable as I said earlier and it is really hard not to be bias over them because of the art. The art makes them look fabulous but I wish they had more of a background to them. At the moment they seem pretty ordinary but that could be because I have only read 15 chapters of late and they are planning to expand on it later. I also would like a few more character additions because at the moment the only people that are in the spotlight are 2 girls and 2 guys which kinda says it all.

[Enjoyment/Overall]
A great story! Would recommend it to those who want something to stare at for hours and go "awww! So cute!". It is perfect for those who love romance-y kinda thing & those who like a cute style of manga drawings (thats the reason I read it) :) )

I loved this manga. It has to be one of my favorites although I can't really put my finger on why. I would recommend this this for xxxholic readers who are in love with the DomekixWatanuki relationship because this is one main features of the manga. Also it repeats a lot of the ideas that are in xxxholic. A vase, dreams, lamp post (you will know what I am on about if you have read both).

[Story]
Starts off simple and gets more complex as you go through and find out about each character individually. I think that it needs a few more girls in the plot. ... It lacks realism without a few females lurking about.

[Characters]
The best feature. Each character has been carefully crafted and they are all pretty interesting. All of them have an element of mystery, making you want to know more. The way that relationships development between each character is pretty good too.

[Enjoyment]
Top notch enjoyment but I feel as though it is missing something.

[Overall]
I would really recommend it if you are into boyxboy relationships. I want Clamp to continue this soon but I think my hopes are not likely to come true with the smashing appearance of xxxholic.

I would really recommend this manga to anyone who loved the anime. The anime is a great adaption and tells the story almost exactly as it was in the manga, however it's not as progressive. Nothing much happens in the anime but once you get to around chapter 40 then it will really pick up the pace.

Also, guys, don't be afraid to pick up this manga and don't be deterred by the shojo tag. The story behind it is quite good too.

{Story}
Why did I give the story a 9? Because it can be slow at times. Some pieces will drag a tiny bit while ... others you are turning the page constantly. It takes a lot of time to pick up too but once you get there, you will really be thankful for reading that far.

{Art}
Simple and cute. Beyond expectations for a shojo tag. It also can have quite a wide variety because in some parts there are chibis while others can be very detailed and wonderful drawings. Sometimes I just had to hold my breath and point because of all the wonderful drawings.

{Character}
The main aspect in this manga. The characters are the most well developed characters I have seen anywhere. Each character has a story to tell and a past to recreate as well as a personality that reflects there past.

{Enjoyment}
It was perfect! It can be dark, light, tragic and happy.

Monster Princess is about how a guy (Hiro) who saves Hime (Princess Of Resurrection / Monsters) but gets himself killed in the process. Hime gives Hiro a flame of life which means that he can't die by ordinary means. In order for him to live he must stand by Hime and receive the flame of life every few days. Those who recieve the flame are also known as servants as the Royal Family. Hiro is a servent.

It's great. The only bad point that it gets tedious after a while but it has a great storyline and some funny parts too. It's a shame that ... Hiro has permanent hat hair but it could be worse. I liked it mainly because of the art, plot and sound. The opening tune has to be one of my favourites.