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Ah, Pretty Cure. It has never failed to make me amused. I'm always excited for a new episode to come out and I always enjoy it. Now that another season finished airing, it's the time for me to write my review.

Story: Young Megumi Aino, age 14, and Hime Shirayuki, age 14, bump into each other unintentionally. They become friends. Soon, Megumi meets Ribbon, her mascot. She is given a Pretty Change Mirror (PreChan Mirror) to transform into the tough Cure Lovely. Hime, who was already a Cure, transforms into Cure Princess. They fight the Saiarks and save the city from destruction.

Overall: 9/10

Art: This...style is extremely ... unique from other anime. The animation makes it look more cartoonish but with an anime feeling to it. Every episode, the art gets better and better. Never has it been a horrible style. Plus the CG was AMAZING. It was like the endings of Pretty Cure, but this time, it was inserted in the middle of the episode.

Overall: 10/10

Sound: The OST was so beautiful. Each episode had a different sound track and no sound track was the same. The opening and endings (Especially Pretty Cure Memory) are as catchy as burrito. The voice acting was SPLENDID. Back in the beginning of 2014 I was scared because Megumi might have a squeaky voice. NOPE! They made her be voiced by Megumi Nakajima, who was an idol girl.

Overall: 10/10

Character: Megumi Aino is a young girl who, like every other cure, is energetic and fun. Then there is Hime Shirayuki, a shy, timid princess girl. Then, there is Yuko Oomori, who is the sweetie bell of the season. Lastly, there is Iona Hikawa, the boyish of the season.

Overall: 9/10

Enjoyment: This was a WONDERFUL season and the second best season out of all. I give this a 10 out of 10! Which means, THAT WAS THE BEST THING I EVER SAW!!!!!!!!!1!!!!1!!!!!

Story: Denki-gai is about a young man named Umio who starts to work at a manga store. He meets some of his friends who are his co-workers. Lot's of slapstick comedy happens within the store, and you never know what's going on.

9/10

Art: I don't think I have seen any anime with art as fluffy, light, and cute as Denki-gai's. Denki-gai's art is something unique and difficult to find in other anime. Overall I find Denki-gai's art to be something alright.

10/10

Sound:
OST - It was awesome to listen to. It either made me excited, or scared, the OST was cool and it fits.
Opening - It was a ... quite fun song to listen to, but not a song I would want to have on my MP3 player.
Ending - Oh my goodness! This is so addicting! The ending beats the opening by tons! It's super fun, addicting, and overall catchy!
Voice Acting - Moe Moe awesome voice acting is where Denki-gai comes in. All the voice actors did an awesome job on their characters and there is not a single voice which made my ears bleed! Wonderful job!

9/10

Characters: We have Umio, a brand new worker of Denki-gai, Sensei, a manga writer, Kantoku, a cold-hearted guy, Hio-tan, a busty worker, and there is many more to name!

10/10

Enjoyment: Denki-gai was one of the funnest anime I have ever watched! I'm quite happy I got to watch Denki-gai, because if I didn't, I sure missed out! I hope it gets a second season, until then, I will miss Denki-gai.

9/10

Overall: 9/10, which means: I loved it!

Story: Recorder to Randoseru Do♪ is the first installment of the Recorder to Randoseru series. It follows a young fifth-grade boy named Atsushi Miyagawa. He looks like a full grown man, being 180cm (About 5'10") tall! And then there is his "big" sister, Atsumi Miyagawa, who is 137cm (About 4'5") tall. However, Atsushi acts his true age.

8/10

Art: The art of Recorder to Randoseru Do♪ completely relates to the characters' heights. Since Atsushi looks like an adult, they turned him into a bishounen looking character, who acts his true age. Atsumi looks like a kid, so they turned her into a moe, loli, childish looking character, ... who acts her true age.

10/10

Sound

OST - There isn't really much of an OST in this anime, so I'll leave this blank.
Opening - There is no opening, so I'll leave this blank.
Ending - It was a quite fun song to listen to, but not a song I would want to have on my MP3 player.
Voice Acting - When I first found Recorder to Randoseru Do♪, I thought Atsushi was going to sound his true age. You know what? NOPE! We are going to make him sound like a full grown man! And let's make Atsumi sound like a little kid! The voice acting gave me lots of laughs when seeing them get into trouble.

9/10

Character: Were you ever an elementary school kid who was younger than they looked? You might relate to Atsushi. He's a young boy who looks like a grown man. People often mistook him for a grown man when he truly isn't. Are you a high school teenager who is older than you look? You might relate to Atsumi. She is a teenage girl who looks like a little child. People often mistook her for a young child when she truly isn't.

8/10

Enjoyment: I tried to watch Recorder to Randoseru Do♪ without laughing or grinning, I failed. Really failed. Recorder to Randoseru Do♪ is something that can cheer you up on a bad day. It sure did for me! I guarantee it's going to make you laugh a lot. And I mean a lot.

9/10

Overall I give this a 10/10, which means, THAT WAS THE BEST THING I EVER SAW!!!!!!!!!1!!!!1!!!!!

Story: Go! Go! 575 is about three young girls called Matcha Kobayashi, (Ayaka Ohashi) Azuki Masaoka, (Yuka Ootsubo) and Yuzu Yosano. (Minako Kotobuki) They have fun at a normal, every day setting, with a bath scene almost every episode. To be honest, the story ceases to exist, but I just tried my best to sum the whole series up in a few words.

7/10

Art: The art is unique. The animation's creative, and the eyes are vastly detailed and pretty. That's Go! Go! 575's art in just a few words because to be honest, I'm bad at explaining things.

9/10

Sound

OST - There isn't really much of an OST ... in this anime, so I'll leave this blank.
Opening - The opening was quite a catchy song indeed. 30 seconds is less than enough.
Ending - This is one of the only anime where it doesn't have an ending song, so I'll also leave this blank.
Voice Acting - You don't want unnecessarily high voices where they sound like 10-year-olds on helium? Well, this is the anime for you. It had great voice acting. Each character sounded different towards each other and each voice matched their personality. The voice actors were perfect for this anime.

10/10

Character: Matcha is a calm woman who's just there to please Azuki. Azuki is a happy-go-lucky person who is afraid of kites. And Yuzu? She's a Yuri fangirl! She ships Mazuki! (Matcha X Azuki) She won't stop thinking of Mazuki and whenever Azuki/Matcha asks her what's going on, she just says "It's nothing".

8/10

Enjoyment: Although you can finish this anime in less than an hour, I still like it none the less. I think it's an anime that can be enjoyable for everyone.

9/10

Overall: I give this anime an 8/10, which means: That was super awesome!

I first heard of Hidamari Sketch when I downloaded a video. It had parodies of an opening of an anime I like, and Hidamari Sketch was on there. Later I rediscovered it by watching/downloading the opening. I thought it was gonna be a good anime, so I slapped it on my "Plan to watch" list. When Hidamari Sketch was next, I gave it a good looking. At first, I didn't finish the first and second episodes because they were boring, but by the time the 3rd episode rolled around it got more and more interesting. So I am gonna write a review on this wonderful ... anime.

Story: 8/10

It is about a girl named Yuno. Last name not given. She finally manages to enter the school of her dreams. Yamabuki Private High School....Private? I guess so. She moves into an apartment and lives on her own, along with her friend Miyako, and her senpais Hiro and Sae. Yuno enters the art department which is packed with beautiful art, and a cosplay lover, Yoshinoya sensei. Yoshinoya often get's scolded by the principal (like at my school, except my homeroom teacher is not a cosplay lover) and other things happen.

Art: 9/10

The art is pretty cute, fabulous, pretty, and just flawless. The girls designs looked just like the characters in the manga. The later the better.

Sound: 10/10

I got addicted to the opening the first time I saw it. I also loved the ending as well. I don't often pay attention to the music in the anime, but I liked it. The characters voices were pretty unique. None of the characters sounded alike, and none of them sounded like ten-year-olds on helium.

Characters: 8/10

My favorite character changed overtime. First it was Miyako, than Nazuna, than Hiro and Nazuna. The characters are so awesome, it's difficult to not like them. The principal is the only character I was "eeh" on. I didn't hate hin, but didn't like him either.

Enjoyment: 9/10

While in the first couple of episodes I did get bored, wishing it was over, but when the 4th episode rolled along I found it more and more interesting. After I finished it, I was satisfied. (Fun fact, I did want to watch Hidamari Sketch and I told my mom to change it to that channel. I found out later that anime only air in Japan on the date it airs.)

Overall: 10/10

I really enjoyed it. It was sort of an anime I would like, and I did! And the only thing I will say now, is if you love a lighthearted and cute anime, then Hidamari Sketch is for you!

Lucky star. This was not my very first anime, more like my second. When I wanted to watch it was on October 25, 2012, when I was looking at Fukkireta videos and I saw Kagami's and I was like "Meh, why not?" and that is how I got into anime. I did not get most of the references in Lucky star but I still enjoyed it.

Story (7/10)

The story is about four girls who go to a Japanese high school. They talk about random things and go to places. Near the end of every episode there is a mini-show called Lucky Channel, where Akira Kogami, and ... her sidekick Minoru also talk about random things.

Characters (10/10)

The characters were pretty nicely developed. Konata, is an otaku gamer (Like me :3) Kagami, the shy, tsundere. Tsukasa, the clumsy, and Miyuki, the sweetie deredere. All four make up the fun of the anime.

Art (10/10)

The art was fabulous. When I watched it the art was how I could tell it was an anime. Hair color, eyes, body shape. All were so cute. The art was pretty cool.

Sound (8/10)

The sound was pretty good. I watched Lucky Star in the English dub and I have to say that the dub was amazing. The characters had cool voices. The music was interesting too. The Lucky Channel music was my favorite.

Overall (8/10)

It was very cool. Although I get most of the references today, it's even more enjoyable. I hope you liked my review!

Since there are no reviews for this manga, I should go ahead and write one. The manga has 112 members, and I am surprised I found it.

Story: (8/10)

The story is about a girl who just doesn't like the world as it is. She wants to meet some people she would like. So she goes into a maid cafe and meets a woman who she falls in love with. (I admit it, I don't like Yuri X3) The woman she likes works at the maid cafe. The story is not sexual, (Thank goodness) just a woman who serves her at the cafe.

Characters (9/10)

The doujin says nothing ... about the characters, but I believe they are pretty well developed. The characters are the complete opposite of each other, and, well, opposites match! I'm not really gonna say anything about the characters.

Art (10/10)

I just love Ume Aoki's style. It's cute, lighthearted, and just, irresistable. This is the main reason I read Take-out. The art style was super cute. It matched all the characters personallities.

Enjoyment (9/10)

The doujin was pretty well written. It is the best Doujin I have ever read. There was absolutely no sexual content, violence, language, or anything. Another reason why I enjoyed it. It was basically flawless. Nothing was terrible about this doujin. Now don't get me wrong this doujin was pretty cool.

Overall (9/10)

My recommendation, READ IT!

I hope you enjoyed my review of Take-Out. Thanks for reading!