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“You were…trying to make yourself taller, weren’t you?”
Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei is a funny kind of show.
Naturally, I mean that in both senses of the word. First off, it’s a ‘funny’ show in the same way that someone like me might smell ‘funny’, with a style far removed from most slice-of-life shows. You come to SZS [...]

“Haruka-neesama IS amazing.”
Actually, wait, that’s not a quote, nor is that Haruka. Have your pick of catch-phrases for the obligatory quote to kick off the post, then:
“NINOMIYA-KUN!!”
“Bakayarou!” (spelling brutalized)
“SENSEI!!”
“Rare expression!”
“*Hosaka’s extremely strange laugh*”
And I’m sure I’m missing very many. It’s a slice-of-life show that, like many, is simply filled with personality.
One of the shows that [...]

“What are you saying? In love, age and gender does not matter.”
Myself;Yourself is a strange show. It’s kind of like a do-it-yourself visual-novel show would look like.
You know, the kind you see in magazines and TV ads. Quick to set up, easy to assemble, and cheaper than a name-brand. Certainly, a lot of Myself;Yourself is [...]

“Young lady…you dropped your ero-hon.”
Chalk another one up for the ‘eh’ pile.
Doujin Work, contrary to appearances, is not a yaoi show; but this sort of perversion makes up a decent amount of this comedy show about a girl trying to strike it big in the doujinshi (fanwork) industry. The connection should be quite obvious for [...]

“It is a magical story of, ‘A seven-colored first love that encompasses you.’”
A Cardcaptor Sakura for the 21st century.
At first glance Nanatsuiro Drops is one of your standard magical girl shows with a target audience age that can be counted on your two hands. In some aspects of it, it is exceedingly sugary and simplistic.
But [...]