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After seeing how so many people gave this a really high rating, I had to review.
First off, this show is one of the worst anime series I have ever seen (the other being Upotte!).

Story: The story is extremely lame, seeing as it is about a student who cannot get into college who cannot do anything at all (how original). One day, as he is walking through the city, a random girl just happens to land on him in midst of a battle. Thus, the start of a weird "adventure." One by one, he meets more of these weird girls that become known as Sekirei. ... Sekirei are forced to fight the other Sekirei in order to prevail victorious in order to spend all of eternity with their Ashikabi, or their loved one. However, the only thing that really happened was Minato randomly running into new girls, "conquering" them, and thats pretty much it. If you only want to see boobs and other ecchi stuff, I would say shoot for Sekirei.

Art: The art in my opinion was a little annoying. I hated seeing the character designs as something just didnt feel right about them. Normally, a harem anime (in my opinion) should have at least cute girls in them. The poor designs were just a major pain to watch.

Sound: Although the voice cast was good, I absolutely couldn't stand Minato's voice both in Japanese and the Dubbed version. He sounded so nasaly and useless that it made me want to bang my head on the keyboard repeatedly. The rest of the people sounded very exhausted and not very enthusiastic about the characters.

Character: It's something we have seen in almost every harem genre: a useless male lead with many supposedly cute girls fall for him for either his kindness or just random reason. In this case, they love him for his kindness (i think). Each Sekirei have their own ability/ power, such as controlling plants or water.

I remember when I was watching this, I wondered why I was making myself go through that kind of torture. I literally thought before an episode, "When will this be over?" or "Will i make it through this episode?"

Similar to many other OVAs nowadays, this OVA has little plot and some fanservice. However, that does NOT mean you should not watch it. It is still as funny as the ones in the TV Series.

Story:
Like I said, there is no story. The OVA focuses on dates with Tobiichii and Tohka. Shidou no longer wants Tobiichii to be in love with him, so he and Kotori devises a plan to get her to hate him. However, the more he tries, the more she loves him (ish). Then, he goes on a date with Tohka because apparently her mental state is unstable.
Art:
The art ... is still as colorful and amazing as the series.
Character:
It only focused on Shidou, Tobiichii, and Tohka, with the members on the blip and Kotori making a brief entrance. Tobiichii's reactions to Shidou's weird comments made their date really hilarious to watch.
One of the phrases was, "I am also a siscon that sleeps with his sister when given the chance. I also take her panties out and sniff them."
Tobiichii, "Is that so? That's great."

OVerall, if you were a fan of the series, then you would already know what you are getting into. If you liked the series, then you definitely would like the OVA.

The OVA of Blood Lad continues directly from where the TV series left off.

Story: As everyone well knows, the series left off with Staz rescuing Fuyumi and a cliffhanger of his brother, Braz, saying "Welcome Back, Father."
The OVA picks up where Staz and Fuyumi leave for the demon world. They start to head to Demon Acropolis, where Braz is, but encounter a group of Vampire Hunters.
The battle was pretty epic, where Staz was almost driven to death. That's as far as I will go into the battles as it is better to not be talked about.

Art: The art is the same as ... the series; colorful and fun to watch.

Characters: The only characters from the show were Staz and Fuyumi. New characters had been shown, each with their own power and characteristic. Each character was funny at how silly they were.

The ending still was pretty vague, as nothing was concluded.
However, it was still pretty fun to watch.
Overall, this deserves a 9/10.

Mirai Nikki, one of the best thrillers I've ever seen.

A deathmatch between 12 people who can predict the future with their future diary. The catch? Your diary is your life.
Every episode built suspense for the next episode, and once you finish the series, everything makes sense.
The very beginning was dark but as you get towards the end of the anime, you realize the importance of that eerie scene.
The character designs were awesome, the voices bringing out the characters. Yuuki is portrayed as quite feeble, and depends on Yuno to protect him all the time. Yuno's voice actress really brought her out. ... We can clearly tell of her fondness of Yuuki and how far she will go.

I've watched this anime 3 times already and still enjoy it. Overall, I give it a 10/10.

Many people claim that Guilty Crown is a "rip-off" of Code Geass, but I think it is its own anime. This review may contain some minor spoilers, so be warned.

Ouma Shu, a normal student who happens to meet his idol crush Inori Yuzuriha. He later receives "the power of the King," which allows him to take out the hearts of others to use them as weapons. But, the conflict is nothing like in Code Geass, Lelouch used his powers to fight Britannia, while Shu uses his power to save his friends. Although I remember enjoying the beginning and end, somewhere towards the middle makes ... you want to strangle Shu for his stupidity.

The character designs were pretty to look at, but the animations were clunky. The fight scenes were exhilarating, but really short. The robot movements weren't smooth, which made it an eye-sore.

The voices were great, really brought out the character's emotions. The characters were all unique, quite different from those in Code Geass. Lelouch is confident and leading, while Shu is somewhat weak and useless.

I enjoyed this anime overall, but the ending was really depressing. I don't really see a point in viewing this multiple times, as I don't really see any rewatch value.

First anime review, might as well start off with my most favorite.

Code Geass was and still is my most favorite anime of all time. The story is amazing, the art and animation is great, sound is surprisingly awesome.

I found the story to be unique: a typical high school student who stumbles upon a mysterious girl and receives the power of the king to fight the tyrannical government.

There were lots of cliff-hangers and each episode made you want to see the next one.

Characters were developed nicely, and each has their own interesting background.

The animations were awesome, all of the robot fight ... scenes were just stunning and character designs are beautiful.

I saw this anime in English Dub, and i found it surprisingly well voiced when considering other anime's english dubs. The voices really bring out the characters' traits, but I really can't say anything for the Japanese version.

Overall, I have watched this anime 3 times already and still would enjoy watching it. It's a great anime, and almost impossible to hate.