In the end, Suzuka became one of my all-time favorites. Whether it is because I enjoy romance dramas too much for my own good, or because the anime was just great by itself, I just loved it anyway. The humor was there when you needed a breather moment, and the drama never became so horrible that you had to turn the TV off. It was realistic and it made me feel like I was watching classmates at school fall in love.

In the beginning, the anime starts off and shows its true intentions, however it doesn't shove them at you. It lures you in then gradually shows you what it plans to do. I would recommend this anime to any fan of shoujo.

Enjoyability ... I simply loved the plot and the character development that happens as Tsuna discovers just how much he cares for his friends. I think it was overall VERY enjoyable, though once again, the lack of breakes grates on my nerves.
I DISLIKED the humour at the start of the manga, I detested the brainlessness of it! I agree that those were what Tsuna started fighting for and are therefore important; what I don't get is why there has to be over 50 chapters full of little more than nonsense! I would understand 20, or even 30 ...

K-On! should not be approached as a Lucky Star clone, nor should its characters be seen to be the protégés of a fab four that has already carved its niche.

Rather, K-On! should be enjoyed as a series in its own right, a show worth enjoying in its own right, whose band members aren't obligated to walk in the shadows of anybody, but to go their own way with its fans eliciting a "YOU ROCK, YOU GIRLS!" in their own right.

It's unique. It's fresh. It has a stick-to-your-guns, make-you-feel-good storyline mixed with great make-you-wanna-cut-loose music and great characters to follow.

And if you can sense that the people at Budokan are making plans for a sold out date as you read this review...well, that leaves me no choice but to salute you.

Rurouni Kenshin is the whole deal. It is missing a little something, a bit in plot and music and animation, but together is very special. I have to say that this anime drew empathy from me so often. This is the ONLY anime to ever penetrate my dreams. Not only, we as viewers are even educated a little and made to think and to feel. I cannot say that I was profoundly touched, but I was touched either way. And as I said, it was special.

The best thing I can say about Rurouni Kenshin is that it was so well-rounded. Even if it was missing a little bit here and there, every element (plot, art and sound) were on equal levels. No one thing overpowered the other that I can remember. The teams responsible for this anime, Studios Gallop and Deen, created entertaining equilibrium.

-Humor-

Though it is meant to be a serious and sad anime, the show does have a few humorous scenes. These mostly revolve around Chairman Kaien's over-motherly attitude towards Yuki or Zero's hate of almost anything on campus. The humor is inserted cleverly between less-serious scenes so the process doesn't seem brutal.

The most memorable humorous scenes that come to mind are the ones present in the first episodes where Yuki and the other school prefects attempt to hold back a sea of overly-hyper girls from the Night Class boys.

-Enjoyability-

Even if the events can seem a bit over the top sometimes, Vampire Knight is an enjoyable anime with an interesting story. It certainly brings a new idea to the table, that being a vampire isn't really that easy or glamorous.

-Enjoyability-
I had to pick up this manga about three times before I truly got hooked, so the start may be a little bumpy if you don't have the patience. But after the first chapter the manga and becomes really easy to read since you start to understand the story that's beyond told. I sometimes found the battles a little boring, but skipping them doesn't usually affect the story unless there is dialogue involved.

-Humor-
Most of the humor is provided by Natsu's reckless behavior or Gray's exhibitionist nature that, though used a lot, never seem to get old. Other characters also join in, and once somebody causes havoc everybody feels the need to abandon their civilized side and have fun, much to the desperation of the Guild Master.

Code Geass is an anime that I recommend all the way. Anyone can get into it. It's very touching and remarkable. It's not my favorite anime, by far, but it's up there. Please watch.

I think I have mentioned enough how much i enjoyed this series! The execution is near flawless, putting emphasis where emphasis was needed. The storyline is complex enough to warrant curiousity and drive the viewer to finish the series, but simplistic enough to give the staff ample room for full development. Although its very fantasy-based, it was definitely designed to appeal to even an older audience that loves fairy tales but yearns for mature characters. Of course, I can't say any more about how much I LOVED the animation of fight scenes *_*.

Neon Genesis Evangelion isn't for everyone. If you like a good story that is challenging to comprehend, then I recommend you check this one out. But if you like things in black and white, this isn't going to be your cup of tea. It's a good anime, but if it had been a bit easier to understand, it could have been even more succesful than it already is.

After all the hype, after all the great comments I had heard from friends and people on the internet, Bleach was an EPIC dissapointment. From the characters, to the artwork, the series was just plain awful in my opinion. Why did I watch so many episodes? I was hoping that it would get better, for everything that everyone said to finally come together. But it didn't. If the story could have been better and the characters more enjoyable, it truly could have backed up all the hype around it. It had so much going for it, but it fell flat on its face. Please don't waste your time on this unless you like to murder time for fun.