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(Warning: Spoilers included)
Story: 8
I love the story's originality and how relatable it is. Ame has no home and Suou is feared and hated for him not being a human, even though he saved a town.
Basically, Ame goes to find the weapon said to end the existence of monsters. On the way, she sees a girl about to be sacrificed and saves her. Then, a few monsters arrive and she goes to fight them off. Suou arrives to help her, but he's wounded. She uses her hair tie as a bandage before he comes with them and joins them to find the Holy Weapon later ... on.

Art: 10
The fight scenes, characters, backgrounds, etc. were well drawn. Especially the ending where Ame and Suou finished the endless battle.

Character: 9
The characters, like I said, were easy to relate to and interesting. All of them were brave and strong. The only thing is that the development of the characters was a bit slow, mostly Ame and Suou in my opinion.

Overall, I would give this anime an 8 for the originality and hard work on it. It was great, not the best, but I will probably watch it again.

Story: 10
I mostly admire that the characters are easy to relate to. And I know it's basically just a romance in the middle of a large battle. But the story does have a lot of potential, so I hope that they make a second season to tie everything together. It's also interesting that the beginning was sort of like Twitches. Yuki is finding out about his powers while secretly being watched, not knowing that someone else (Kanata, my spelling could be wrong) is doing the same thing.

Art: 10
The art is the best that I've ever seen done, besides Rokka no Yuusha. The ... graphics are realistic, except for the wind blowing their hair around. I've never seen hair in the wind swaying in a perfect line.
The sound is good too, I can't really go into detail about it though.

Character: 10
All of the characters have believable pasts and are relatable. I noticed that a lot of people get mad at Yuki because he mainly stands there during battles but technically, his powers weren't fully released or easy for him to control.

Overall, I think this is a great anime so I'll probably watch it again and possibly the second season, but I'll probably just end up reading the manga.

gas.ofThis is honestly one of the most amazing and original animes I've ever watched.
Story: 9
Just so you know, I only dropped a point because a lot of the anime is left undone (mainly Oz's Illegal Contractor mark and Alice's memories) because there is no second season, only specials. I'm hoping they finish it though.
The story of Jack, the watch, and the Abyss are amazing. I'm also interested in the odd little bunch of characters. But what interests me the most is how it seems like the anime version of Alice in Wonderland. The watch, an actual curious Alice, a rabbit, a strange dimension ... in a hole, the Mad Hatter chain, the way the Abyss warps time...I could just keep listing off things, but I don't want to bore anyone.
Off that topic...I love the writing style the creators have and I don't think it's flawed.
Art: 10
You have to admit, the art was amazing for this anime. Everything was very detailed and creative. I love whoever came up with the style of the Abyss, it's so creepy with a little cute mixed in, which could just be in case younger people were watching.
Sound: 10
I mainly like the song called Lacey used for the watch, but everything else was good too. I just like that mysterious yet sweet sound that it

Honestly, when I first got into anime this seemed amazing. But when you go deeper into other shows this one looks horrible.
The plot is bad, in my opinion. It starts out as mysterious and then Yume and Utsutsu get a virus called Pupa. Yume becomes a flesh eater while her brother has regenerating powers, allowing for Yume to control the virus within her by feeding on him. Horrible anime plotting.
The art is actually kinda cute, especially when the characters are shown as teddy bears. I guess it isn't really a horror anime...more like pain mixed with fluff.
I'm going to skip the ... sound and go into character. I think their back stories are pretty interesting, but the rest of it isn't as entertaining. They are slowly exposing who they really are, but it's also confusing and, as I've said many times, horrible.
Basically, I don't really see this as an award winning anime and it deserves the 3.5 star rating it currently has.

(WARNING: Spoilers are included in this review)
This is one of the few yaoi animes I have watched, so honestly I thought this was pretty entertaining. You start out with Sora apparently losing his memories from falling four stories. Although, I don't see how he wasn't seriously injured in the fall and the anime does explain later on why this happened.
Story:
I thought this was the best part of the anime. You meet the two main characters and learn that they did know each other in the past. You also learn why Fujimori has a grudge against him, the fact that he left him ... behind in the place they were experimented on. To me, the ending was the best part. Fujimori left him behind for a while and then, Sora comes in and their past is basically replayed. Except this time he makes sure Fujimori is with him. Sorry, I just couldn't help writing those parts for those of you that didn't want to read spoilers.
Art:
I gave this an 8 because it's not the greatest art in Japan, but it is pretty cute. I also like the way that Sora's other self changes the way he looks. The graphics are usually well drawn and I don't see anything too bad about it.
Character:
The way the characters are made is also exciting. I think memory loss makes it better because that way, it allows you to learn more about the characters since they don't know anything about them either. Yoru and Ran don't have as much since they don't show up as often and all that they really tell you is that they love each other endlessly, but that would be expected since Amnesia (another anime with this kind of plot) did the same thing with one of their characters. I doubt most people agree with that though.
Sound:
The music and sound effects were usually really entertaining and I love it when animes play music during a lot of the scenes, like Clannad. They know the right moments for the right music.
I would say this anime would be better for people that aren't that deep into anime, just beginners so they can see a little bit of what it's like since a lot of people who are really full on into anime see this as something written by that type of crowd. But honestly, I think that if you don't like it at first it comes out great in the end like most animes, where the most drama and excitement is added in.

I thought this anime was really interesting. At first, you can see how Sebastian and Ciel meet and then it shows you what the two are really capable of. Then, there are a few twists added in.
The first one is when you meet a blue haired girl in one of the episodes. Then, you see that the queen has a butler that looks similar to her. The two play a surprisingly important part and if you've watched the whole first season, you know exactly what happened.
The end was, of course, the most exciting part. You know exactly why the queen never showed up ... out of the castle, who the girl and boy are, and how well Sebastian really does as a demon and a butler. It ties the whole thing together in a really exciting way. You can also see what Ciel would do if Sebastian wasn't around.

This anime is one of the first I watched so later on, I'll probably finally see what's going on.
At first, the story being told is pretty impressive. You see what happens and what they were all like before the zombies took over. And then, you see them either running away from them, fighting, or having a team and then abandoning them to save themselves.
The main characters slowly team up and even though some of them are enemies, they end up as friends. All of it was usually interesting and I never noticed anything bad about this anime. But I'm not sure if ... you would consider it the best of all zombie apocalypse animes because this is the first and only one I've watched.

I loved this anime, but I still had a few problems with it.
For starters, she kept waking up on August 1st and died countless times, along with meeting an odd man with long green hair. It's kinda confusing watching an anime and when you finally understand what's going on, they confuse you all over again. This happened every single time the heroine was switched from dimension to dimension. Then, the last time she switches everything makes sense.
The characters aren't the best thing either, since their stories change all the time and it's hard to tell who they really are at some points ... in the story. It's a little difficult to understand the plot, but the anime is still a good one, in my opinion.

This is the first yaoi type anime I watched and so I really enjoyed it.
The beginning shows you a little bit about Izumi and when he was younger. It's exciting and a little funny.
But since this is a first for me, I can't really say if it's one of the best out there. It's probably not very original in the anime world but it is a pretty interesting story.

Honestly, I did enjoy the anime...but it's not one of the best animes out there.
First, you have the unoriginal horror movie plot. A girl arrives at an odd home she knows nothing about full of vampires. And, of course, they all try to suck her blood.
Everything else seems fine. The characters and their pasts I like, but everything else isn't very well made. I'd try another anime instead of watching all 12 episodes of Diabolik Lovers, unless you're really into this.