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If I was to describe this in 2 words, it'd be "extremely average", therefore a perfect candidate for 5/10 rating. The problem with this anime is that even though it's labeled as romance, barely anything ever happens. Two main characters become partners in the very first episode, yet much like in an average school romance anime, anything remotely romantic is treated as almost taboo. I was very invested in about first 5 episodes where the entire setting was being explored. After that I expected some sort of development, but from there everything just stagnated until the end. Everyone just played games, drank coffee and talked ... about random topics. That's about it.

So who's this for? Someone looking for a romance anime? Not really. Someone looking for just another slice of life anime? I guess.

I must admit that I've seen Rosario+Vampire anime even before starting reading manga, so I had some sort of expectations. Generally, Rosario+Vampire is story about human guy Aono Tsukune, who couldn't find any other high schools that would accept him except for the Youkai (monster) academy, which is actually protected by grand barrier preventing humans to enter. What is the real reason that he's able to enter the academy remains a secret.

Alright, let's move on. In the very beginning of story, he bumps into beautiful vampire Akashiya Moka and they start to get along very well. She's not that ordinary kind of bloody murderous vampire, ... so stay calm. Moka's inner powers are rated as S-class, but it's sealed by silver cross on her neck, which provides complete makeover of her appearance and personality. So as the result we have very nice, charismatic and overally perfect girl you could only dream about.

Storyline (8) itself is filled with lot of action featuring supernatural powers of all kinds of monsters usually containing funny aspects. I couldn't possibly give it better score, but I guess you can expect that from most of slice of life genre. Note that I don't look down on a story at all, it's actually really catching, still it's more about amazing characters than story I guess. As a time passes by, he meets several more girls, who initially appear as either enemy or absolute stranger, but resulting in falling in love with Tsukune.

Characters (10) are generally really funny, so I got to like them very fast. I guess it can be called a "guy and a harem" as he always has girls around. Main character is caring guy with strong will and great potential. Althrough he's human in school of monsters, he's never acted like scared wreck.

If you have watched anime before, do not expect that much love atmosfere. Even though I'm huge fan of ecchi, I must admit that I actually liked manga better. Story is much more understandable in manga and has main events in better order. My overall score is (9).

Aki-Sora: Yume no Naka is an open continuation of prequel Aki-Sora, the story of brother-sister love. As an exception from other titles of this genre, Sora and Aki are true sibblings - the love forbidden by others. I'd rate Yume no Naka more like softcore hentai. Long sex scenes, weak story.

I had enjoyed the prequel much more to be honest. If only the story was longer, I'd come to like it much more. There's almost nothing more to be shown, honestly. The story didn't really have a chance to expand in these two episodes.

Anyway, if you're fan of this genre, you might like it. ... If it's wrong or alright, it's up to you to decide.

This is true definition of ecchi. Tits - more often than anywhere alse. To be honest, I was kinda bored with the story at the end because of a fact that I was kinda surrounded with nudity at first. O wait, the story? Oh yea. One guy, Sai Akuto aims to become a High Priest in the world of magic or whatever. He suddently finds out about his potential status of Demon Lord and he has some unusual powers as well. As I already pointed out, the nudity meter sometimes really exceeds the limits. There're basically situations where something causes an explosion and girls are ... top-less.

I may sound like critizing much. Well, there are also some seriously hillarious scenes led by Korone, the Observer (an artificial intelligence perhaps?) having no limits in self-control of her actions (mostly the seducing ones aimed at main character).

I can recommend this to all ecchi fans, but story was kinda ewww - not really interesting, especially in last 2-4 episodes.

Overall (9): Story of gods, devils and humans in school life. One guy surrounded by 5 other girls, who are all dreaming about earning his heart. Anime is more fun based with moments that would probably make you laugh out of loud. Amazingly silly ecchi scenes are just hitting the spot!

Story (8): Tsuchimi Rin is one lucky guy with heart. His childhood friend Kaede is doing all of the housework for him. Later on, they find out about imigrants from other worlds - Sia and Nerine. Including several more girls, they're all having fun together.

Art (9): All of characters are made incredibly cute.

Sound (10): Sound ... is the thing that makes me laugh almost all the time. Especially Kareha's and Asa's ones.

Characters (10): They all have their own personality. All of the characters are really caring and nice to each other (except for bands that always want to catch Rin).

Enjoyment (8): I enjoy this anime alot. If you're fan of relationship ecchi genre, you'll like it as well. I'm having so much fun while watching these series! :)

Overall (9): An ecchi with somehow outstanding work at graphics. It's basically a love triangle (if you still wanna call it triangle) psychological based anime. Main character doesn't realise that he's breaking heart of every girl, but seems like totally ignoring it and continuing his promiscuity. So it's here for us to see what it's like for both sides and what could possibly happen.

Story (7): Itou Makoto seems like innocent student with casual everyday life, until he finds out about pretty girl Katsura Kotonoha, who is travelling by a same train as he does. At the school, he's set next to Saionji Sekai, who actually ... starts to help him with his relationship life.

Enjoyment (9): I somehow enjoyed this anime a lot. I don't think that it's been too short though it only has 12 episodes. Truth is, I watched this in one day (more correctly - within first 20 hours). So I think most of you guys would just say that you only need 5 hours to watch whole anime, just like me. :)

Tip: NEVER EVER try to see any spoilers for ending. It's something, that you have to see on your own. No matter what, do not try to find out about an ending. Trust me.