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One of my favorite anime! Riiya was my childhood crush haha. This story is very diverse and about the adventures of Chacha and her friends. It's cute, comedic and has romance! If you like watching magical transformations you would enjoy this one. Chacha when transformed turns into an adult version of herself. All the characters are diverse in personality and each episode brings something new. The setting is in a magical world where anything is possible.


The opening is one of my favorites as well, it's nostalgic. I love the classic old shoujo art style, it's not over the top.

It was just ok. I preferred the start (season 1) where it was more intense and had you watching for the next move. The last episode felt too childish, idealistic and rushed. Like I don't understand how demons would be okay after a human tries to burn their village and then support them in their endeavors? It just logically doesn't make sense to me. I was hoping for a more dark, psychologically thrilling story but it just ended being unrealistic in the sense of how "good" the ending was. World peace is not that easily achievable. It ended up being Emma's fantasy. Emma is also ... a very Mary Poppins kind of character which I dislike. She is never flawed or turned down in her opinions. The other characters are flawed and not portrayed as "perfect," which makes them more relatable to. Emma's naivete is her "flaw," but it always works out in her favor.

This manga really got me on edge.. Not in a good way. I absolutely hate the main character. At first the story starts off focusing on a boy called Nakajima, but he is not the true mc. The true mc is a emotionless, serial killer who just wants to kill people because they supposedly are going to murder millions from the data on her phone which only shows two things, their name and how much they could kill. [spoiler]

Nakajima dies and the girl was the one who killed him. There are also several other characters in the story who try to figure out her motives ... but it is so poorly executed. I mean really? She can't just get away with everything. She is also a poorly developed character, so detestable because she supposedly is to kill the enemies of humanity, but those 'enemies', are merely students. It just goes on and on with her killing spree. Ridiculous. The art isn't that bad but the story is badly executed. Even the good guys aren't that likable.

It was bad. I lost interest quickly during the course of the movie.
The characters were so similar to the ones from the show. But the plot line was but of a shell of the show. I disliked the personality of the main character and heroine. Their interaction seemed to be if a typical harem plot. I could find so many anime with the same plot line of boy meets girl and boy and girl fight monsters. Boy finds out something about girl. What made no game no life so special was the visual appeal of the characters and how the story wasn't just dull and ... generic. Also I am not into loli action. The show gives too much fanservice to lolicons that its actually gross when the heroine requests sex from the hero. Despite her being hundreds of years old, the main character is still young. No game no life had that spark that would keep you interested. I mean, if there are gonna be similar characters why not make it actually the character. The heroine also possesses that typical loli voice you hear everywhere, not that it's bad, but it's super common.

Oh come on, another good anime being rated terribly because of the biased community. Well, don't worry it's not as bad as the ratings say. This anime takes place in a training camp that teens are sent to for misbehaving and spending too much time on the internet. Sounds alot like me. (lol)

The story starts off very interesting, the mc is a game addicted boy who is one day sent to the boot camp without notice. There are no electronics allowed and each day they suffer through strenuous training. It gets interesting from there on and I don't want to spoil.

Art, the art leans towards ... the manhua side, since it's is a chinese-anime style.
Don't drop it because it's not japanese style. It's still very good. The opening is very nice to listen to.

The characters really develop through the first few episodes of the story. There are good and there are bad characters, but everything balances out.

Enjoyment, I did enjoy this quite much, honestly, I was shocked to see such ratings when there have been many positive feedback for this anime on the sites you can watch this.

Overall, I recommend watching this because it's not your typical anime and it is quite exciting if you like psychological anime.

Ok, this isn't even bad. You guys are over exaggerating. Some animes are way overrated and now this being demeaned way more than it should be. I quite like this anime and its concept. It was interesting to watch and the story has a dark atmosphere but nothing that scars me for life. Honestly, I seen stuff way more scary than this and this is not scary up to the par.
The art I like a lot, it is smooth and clean as well as vibrant. The sound is good, your typical opening. The main point of this anime is to focus on the characters and ... their psychological well-being. I think it did a decent job. Enjoyment, I would say its pretty ok for a one time watch and I'm looking for more recommendations of the same mood. Overall, this is totally fine and it's being over exaggerated for being bad.

At first I thought Haru and Chika were going to get along as the story progresses but their personalities aren't that well together.
Haru is detached and mean to Chika and it doesn't seem like that would change because he's just that way. Chika is cast aside after the first episode..like really, she is the main protag and she can't do anything to help solve the mysteries that Haru solves everytime. Although they are childhood friends it feels so detached..Also there's no romance between them even if their names are in the title. Haru is gay so there's nothing out of it if you want to ... watch for their romance.

Art is nice, though chika's eye color is weird since it changes from red to blue-red-yellow. Bothering me the whole time.

Sound..although this is a music anime, it doesn't really focus on them and music. More on getting random kids to join their club by resolving their traumas.

Overall, I didn't enjoy this as much as I would. The first episode was fine but it just got duller. Wouldn't really recommend if you don't like such relations.

This anime is like a dream for young girls.
So fun and flirty. I have watched this anime two times.
First time I watched it, I hated some characters, liked some.
Second time I watched it, I understood more of the reason why the characters acted the way they did.

Chocolat and Vanilla are the two witches who are queen candidates. Their mission is to capture as much hearts as they can (ecure) and pass exams for the queen seat. During their journey, they were to stay in the human world and collect hearts from humans. Witches' hearts were not supposed to be captured because they only had ... one, while humans had more than one. This series has tons of themes and variety of magic that won't keep you bored for long. There are villians as well, but it only goes into much deeper detail in the second half of the anime. Love this story, great concept.

Art, at first I didn't really like their huge eyes, but that was no problem after a while. Their outfits and fashion sense were so cute and stylish and their eyes became part of their charming point.

Sound, love the opening so much! So catchy and great for a sing along. I would listen to the opening on youtube. Great voice acting and each of the characters sound so individualistic and match their personalities.

Characters: Great character development. From childish to mature, and dis-like to love. The characters aren't as bad as they seem in the anime. They each have a hidden side to them.

Enjoyment: I enjoyed this a lot, as you can tell by my rewatching although it may be too childish for my age. Age doesn't matter when it comes to anime.

Overall: I would very much recommend this anime to the young girls out there, and to the boys if you want to watch this series aimed for the shoujo audience. Magic, love, and whatnot, it's all in there!

This is a great anime. Don't drop it just because the art looks like astro-boy. It's nothing like that. The story is very well made and you won't understand what the anime is about at first but slowly it will mold together as you continue watching. For me, I'm usually very picky about the art style of the anime, but I decided to give this anime a try, and it was worth the while. For the basic concept of the anime it's about a boy who wakes up with no memories in a world where people's souls can be transferred into a different body.

Sound, ... lovely music and voice acting. Nothing much to say.

Characters: The characters each have their own story and you can feel for each of them. None of the characters are really detestable because the anime takes each character and makes you sympathize with them. They all have a complex background.

Enjoyment: I enjoyed this a lot. The animations were vivid and the characters felt very real. I wish they added more detail on some parts of the story that were left continued.

Overall: I recommend you to watch this if you like sci-fi, body-switching, and space-magic stuff. The art isn't all there is to this anime.

This was a very good anime at the start..but it went downhill.
The art is old style and not the best but not the worst either.
The sound of opening and ending were great and the screams in the anime are so realistic. Though in some parts of the anime sound effects were out of place.

Characters..I have a lot to say about the side characters. First, theres Asuka, she is the most obnoxious, annoying character I seen in an anime before. Literally, everytime the main character, Shinji, talks to her she will saying one of the following words, "idiot" or "stupid." She is my least ... favorite character. Worst tsundere ever. Then there's Rei, a robot-like girl, because she's emotionless and only shows emotions sometimes. She can be a terrible person, but not as bad as Asuka. Then the main character, he's a calm person generally and isn't as obnoxious as the other characters, he's the opposite of Asuka basically. Other side characters were introduced near the end of the anime, such as the very beloved Kaworu Nagisa. He didn't receive much screen time to say.

Enjoyment: Well, I did enjoy one of the episodes more than the others. But overall I did enjoy most of everything except for Asuka, who's annoying voice is everywhere.

Overall: I wish the creators didn't make the ending so repetitive and useless to the main plot of the story. It left questions unanswered and was the same as Ep 25. It felt like they ran out of budget and drew with pens and crayons.