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I was beyond shocked. When I began to watch 11eyes, I was hoping that at least it was better than Chaos Head. But, as it turns out, my hopes were dashed at the final episode. Maybe these types of animes deserve more than 12 episodes, neh?

Story: 10/10
The storyline. I was fascinated with it. The first episode dragged me into watching and obsessing over this series instantly. At least the story was great.

Art: 10/10
I'm just a sucker for animes that don't have bad animation. They animators did a fabulous job with this series.

Sound: 9/10
One song here and there that didn't exactly fit the situation at ... hand, but the sound was pretty good also.

Character: 6/10
I was going to give this 9 out of 10 . . . but, personally, when one character gets on my nerves, that ruins the whole series for me. I could have done without the Mary-Sueish main character.

Enjoyment: 5/10
See the above.

Overall: 6/10
Die-hard hater of Chaos Head? Then this anime, with the rushed storyline, is definitely not for you. The last episode got on my nerves, possibly because it made no sense whatsoever. I'm sure there are people that really enjoy the 'last episodes have nothing to do with the previous episode!' animes. But, this reviewer does not.

Ahahaha~ I rated everything a ten. No. I'm not some mindless idiot who thought this series was the best thing since sliced bread. I'm a fellow reviewer who KNOWS this series is the best thing since sliced bread. Anyway, on with the review!

Story: 10/10
If you loved Natsume Yuujinchou's storyline, then you'll love Zoku Natsume Yuujinchou just the same. I honestly have a thing for 'characters who are shunned by others because of their special abilities' when it comes to anime. And I loved how they developed the story throughout the series. Makes it more enjoyable to watch.

Art: 10/10
The art . . . The art's amazing. ... It fitted every single moment perfectly. Plus, what I loved about this anime? No awkward animation. At all. Even with creepy Youkai.

Sound: 10/10
The same goes with the sound. They chose the best music for each situation: A battle against the Youkai, times when it's peaceful, the episode breaks . . . Well, you get the point. ;P I especially loved the theme song, which, again, sets the mood for the series

Character: 10/10
There was not one character whom I detested/hated/was disgusted with at all. And even if I was, I got over it quickly. I'm not saying you have to like all the characters, though. What I'm trying to get at is that this anime's characters didn't undergo any moment where they weren't acting like themselves. Each and every character kept with their personalities straight through and didn't alter it because of what somebody said, like many anime characters tend to do.

Enjoyment: 10/10
Geez. If I didn't have so many anime on my planned to watch list, I would re-watch this over and over and over again. I enjoyed each and every episode thoroughly. I never laughed so hard at an anime like this either.

Overall: 10/10
Zoku Natsume Yuujinchou. Simply the best of its kind. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes anime with the ghostly aspect with splashes of humor thrown into it.

Another World, Tomoyo Chapter. Hm. On with the review.

Story: 8/10
The story was pretty good, although it gave me more of an incentive to not like Tomoyo x Tomoya. But, that aside, the story was good. Hilarious moments thanks to Tomoyo and of course, our fellow Sunohara.

Art: 10/10
I LOVED the art. It fitted every situation that happened during this special.

Sound: 10/10
Same as above. ;P Except replace 'art' with 'sound'.
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Character: 10/10
Characters, as always, were enjoyable and you can't help but like every single character that appears in this special. But, not every character from CLANNAD appears in this.

Enjoyment: 5/10
Enjoyment . . . Eh, I did want to fast-foward through some parts at times, so I didn't really enjoy it that much.

Overall: 8/10
Overall, Another World; Tomoyo Chapter is pretty decent as a side story for CLANNAD. Of course, it's always interesting to see Tomoya liking someone else other than Nagisa, right? That was the main reason I watched this. Whatever your reason for watching this is, I am positive you will like it.

Ah. The infamous Chaos;Head. To be honest, I thought this series was going to be a great one, one that will make it to my faves list. Of course, I should have known from the first episode that it would suck. But anyway, on with the review.

Story: 3/10
Normally, I wouldn't give the story such a low score. After all, the story is the heart of the anime, isn't it? But, if it weren't for the fact that I am highly interested in murder/mystery/thriller plots, I would have given this story a 1 out of 10. The story itself was the most rushed story I had ... ever seen, even more so than another 12 episode anime I had seen. It was a nice attempt, but it didn't really cut it for me.

Art: 10/10
Okay. Sue me. I liked the art. In fact, I loved it. Not really much else to say about it.

Sound: 10/10
Loved the opening and ending theme. And I liked the music they played in the beginning of the episodes. It sets the mood for the anime itself. In fact, I think the sound was the best part.

Character: 5/10
Meh. Characters were pretty decent for an anime like this, though I didn't like most of them. And the development for one of them was like the story line: Way too rushed. Plus the relationship between characters is REALLY poor.

Enjoyment: 4/10
Enjoy this series? Most of the time, I just wanted to put this anime on my "Dropped Anime" list. But, I kept with it because I liked the feeling of having finished an anime.

Overall: 4/10
I would recommend this series only if you like rushed development and story. This anime was sheer disappointment in my eyes, when I thought it would be decent.

Yuugiou 5D's is, honestly, the best Yuugiou series out of Generation Next and Duel Monsters. I know we all got irratated with Yuugiou thanks to GX, but after watching the first episode, 5D's, like DM, even though it may look sort've weird and outlandish, it manages to suck you into watching it.

Story: 10/10
At first, the storyline may seem a little weird. Well, due to the fact the story line actually varies, yes. It does seem weird. But you'll grow to like it and love it even.

Art: 8/10
Honestly, if the animation wasn't so weird at random intervals, I could have given this a 10/10 also. ... The art is enjoyable and colorful. And it's not hurting to your eyes, especially later on.

Sound: 10/10
That is, if you watch good quality videos. But in all seriousness, the sound is good too.

Character: 10/10
Well, they're not cheap rip-offs of the other characters in Yuugiou and that's always a good thing. But, each character has their own personality and while you might think at times, "This character is oddly like so-and-so", the truth is, they're not. Characters are just that good.

Enjoyment: 10/10
I just enjoy it. Through the sad moments to happy to funny.

Overall: 10/10
In conclusion, if you've been a Yuugiou fan for years, you'll love this series. ;3

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: The Second Spin-off of Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters. And this special proves so.

For example. we start out with the Atemu-like protagonist, Yusei Fudou, and the Kaiba personality/Raphael looking Jack Atlus. And they're dueling with their most valuble cards, Stardust Dragon and Red Demon's Dragon.

Honestly, I am a bit ticked off at the fact that the creators and writers would go a long way just to re-enact one of the past episodes. But the animation really does make up for that, believe me. Basically, watch the series before watching the special.

I enjoyed this special, actually. And the Booster effects and such. It's not exactly what ... I had expected, but it was fairly a good special.