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Okay before judging my rating, HEAR ME OUT.
At the beginning of the anime, Kyoto and Erika's relationship seems really toxic and messed up and it is. Kyoya acts like some sick guy and Erika goes along with it like it's the most normal thing in the world. And she does it just so she can be apart of the friend group (which is a problem in its own, but I'll talk about that later). BUT the anime doesn't make their relationship seem "normal", her friend San calls her a masochist and literally calls her out for her and Kyoya's relationship MANY times.

The friend group ... is just plain stupid. It's just 3 girls bragging about their boyfriends, trying to outcompete one another. I honestly don't even think they're legitimate friends. San is also annoying in the sense that she literally doesn't care that Erika abandons her for Kyoya and talks about Kyoya and only him 24/7.

OKAY BUT... wait til episode 5. I kept watching the anime because I KNEW, I just knew, there would be a moment where Kyoya would become ✨soft✨ and it begins at episode 5. Their relationship progresses really naturally and his character develops really nicely. He is still rude in the way he talks to her when they start dating fr, but his actions speak louder than words and I came to like them as a couple. It's a messed up relationship in the beginning but it's like literally every bad boy/good girl trope (although maybe a bit more messed up?). Everything after episode 5 pretty much gets better and better and some moments melt your heart as you see him soften up more and more. PLEASE watch til this episode, I promise it becomes way more than a toxic master/dog relationship and I don't think you'll regret it

This anime is so much more than Zodiacs and a plain old story. It’s SO meaningful and it REALLY made me realize there are worst things in life. It’s so sad yet so good! There are so many deep messages in the story, it teaches you to rethink on your moments where you act spoiled or selfish (I find).

I didn’t enjoy the older version of fruits basket but I really liked this one. The animation resembles the new Cardcaptor Sakura animations and the story is well explained, much more detailed and much more entertaining than the first version.

I loved the OST of the anime, it ... suits the anime very well. The animations are also very nice, all the characters are nicely developed and the story is completely original and unheard of but really well thought of.

I've re-watched this anime 3 times and I keep on coming back. Its my all-time favourite anime and I never get tired of it and have zero complaints. I've been re-watching animes lately and it's been 5 years since I first watched. I have changed my mind about a lot of animes, but this one still gets me giddy and excited.

The story is pretty typical, one main girl character, two guys and a guardian angel. But there's something so fundamentally true about this story. Everyone hides their true self more than most would like to admit, it's about being true to yourself.

I put this anime off for the longest time, but it isn't at all what I expected! After re-watching 5 years later, I still give this anime a 10/10!

The art was really good but what I enjoyed most was the chibi-style drawings that emphasized the humour and the funny parts from the anime.

I would've liked to see her take revenge on Sho and rise to a higher position, so in other words I would've wanted an OVA or another season so I could see how it ends. But that being said, we can tell that she would've gotten there eventually.

I liked this sequel much better than the first 167 episodes, mainly because there is a lot more action and plots in this story. The first series contained a lot of filler episodes and I lost interest halfway through before I became interested in the last couple of episodes.

That being said, I found they tried to wrap up like 50 episodes worth of content into this series and they attempted to make up for the fillers in the prequel. In the first episode alone, I felt so overwhelmed because I was used to the slow and chill pace, but the first episode had at ... LEAST 5 episodes worth of material.

Despite that, I really enjoyed this series, I could tell the animation also improved a lot! I liked it better than the first season and I enjoyed it 10/10

When I rewatched Inuyasha, I went in with an AMAZING impression. I remember LOVING the show and the OST, but I found myself losing interest halfway through because of the side stories and the filler episodes. I was watching, but not really paying attention. The creators then crammed like 50 episodes worth of content into a sequel of only 26 episodes.

Don’t get me wrong, I really did enjoy the series though, just not as much as the first time watching (which was like 5 years ago). The show goes into depth about each characters’ backstory which I really like. Tbh Kagome’s reaction to the ... Feudal Era isn’t 100% realistic, but she’s super happy-go-lucky.

The love triangle between Kikyo, Inuyasha and Kagome did get annoying at times and I just wanted it to end, but it’s bearable. I didn’t really feel as if Inuyasha cared for Kagome nearly as much as he did for Kikyo, it seemed more like a “brotherly” love sometimes.

I did really like the story because I love these types of plots. It was actually a pretty funny anime and I liked the style of art. The quality was rly amazing for a 1990s anime, they have definitely gone and improved it.

I first watched this anime in 2014 and I LOVED it so much I even added it to my favourites. Now, 6 years later, I'm re-watching my favourite animes and my opinion of this series has changed so much.

When I first watched, I was about the same age as Vanilla and Chocolate so I really enjoyed it. However, now that I'm re-watching, I find it kind of childish. And that's fine. But the show drags on for really long with a lot of filler episodes at the beginning which don't contribute to the show. I'm just continuing watching to get to the Pierre part, ... because I know that's when it starts to get interesting. It's already been 15 episodes and Pierre (the main plot/antagonist) hasn't even done anything and his relationship with Chocolate hasn't progressed.

I definitely think this anime could've been done in 24 episodes, but I do see the charm in having more. There are definitely morals and messages to be learned, but the episodes thus far feel like filler ones.

I think younger audiences will enjoy it much more than older ones, since the problems presented in the anime are kind of childish.

EP. 38 UPDATE
Pierre's manipulation of Vanilla happened WAY too quickly, he didn't even plant seeds of doubt until this episode but all of a sudden she's agreeing with him. There were too many filler episodes at the beginning where Pierre could've been better integrated into the plot

If I could describe this anime in one word it would be: pure. It's such a cute and innocent anime, and one thing I always complain about is when there are a lack of romantic moments in the series, but this one had just the right amount!

I REALLY love Zen, his personality, his charisma, his looks. Literally everything about his character is so nice. He's confident in any situation, unlike the prince of Tanbarun, and he just oozes charisma and charm. His character was very nicely done.

I also like how each main character got their own story and we saw a bit of history ... for them. A lot of times, the other main/side characters (Mitsuhide and Kiki and Obi) would just be there for the purpose of "bettering" the MAIN characters (Zen and Shirayuki), but they had their own stories and I loved that.

I really enjoyed watching it, it was so cute and pure that I couldn't help NOT enjoying. I definitely preferred this season to the first, but the first was also well done.

I feel like there are some deep messages that accompany the anime, I literally cried every episodes for the first couple.

The plot is pretty interesting, this is the first anime that I've watched with a character buying the MC. It's a pretty messed up idea, tbh, but a lot of messed up things happen in anime. I thought it would be a dark and depressing anime, but in the first episode, they had that "chibi drawing style" so I knew right off the bat it wouldn't be what I thought.

Chise was lucky to have been bought by Elias, because he's a nice and caring ... guy (although everyone says otherwise), but I don't know if she likes him for him, or if she likes the idea of him (being the first person to ever care for her).

(edit: I've finished) There are a lot of deaths that happen and there are a bunch of really messed up shit that happens, especially with Cartaphilus, but I still enjoyed it, even though the insane/gory genre isn't my thing.

I really like the OST, it's the type of songs I would consider downloading. Overall, I enjoyed the anime ore than I thought, although I have to say, if you're expecting a Beauty and the Beast type show like I was, this is definitely not that

I started watching this after I had finished Kamisama Hajimemashita and was looking for an equally good anime. This is way different than what I expected it to be.

For one, I don't know if im alone in feeling this, but I don't see how the title fits the story haha. It was a purely CHILL and LAIDBACK anime in simple terms. It was at times unrealistic due to the "laidback-ness" of it, such as how easily Aoi adapts to wherever her kidnappers take her! Also the fact that she was 100% okay with leaving behind her world. I know she didn't have family and ... she was used to ayakashi, but it's still unrealistic.

I found it very pleasant to watch and see her build relationships with ALL of the characters, although I would have liked to see a bit more romance between her and the Master:(

The "second season" was really good and I really liked the whole ceremony idea, especially discovering that bit about the umi-bouzu! I actually cried really hard not gonna lie haha.