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I read the manga and found it very interesting though there are some difference from this anime.

The character designs are awesome though and we get to see what happens in the end unlike in the anime. Also some romance scenes were very nice as well as the kisses. The bonus chapters are pretty interesting as well.

But there have some flaws. The manga was too rushed up and some characters aren't introduced properly, mostly the villains from the second arc and it was totally different from the anime though the concept is same. I just wished that the author had more time to develop.

Overall, it was ... a good manga to read and I finally found the place where Luchia and others live :)

Yay. The last anime to watch in 2015. I heard a lot of people talking about it so I decided to give myself a watch and after watching it, all I gotta say is...I enjoyed it. It was badass and so funny with some awesome action scenes.

One Punch Man doesn’t try to be funny. It simply is. Its humor is more original than a panty flip or a smack over the head with a convenient fan, and it starts from the moment you see the first alien cross your screen. If you’ve ever seen a fighting anime, then you’ve seen Dragon Ball Z. There are ... so many funny moments I can remember and I laughed bad about it. Music was okay but my favorite one was its opening. Man I loved it. What makes One-Punch Man so effective is how its premise turns the most common Shounen trope on its head. Instead of struggling to become the best in the world, salaryman-turned-superhero Saitama struggles to find a worthy opponent in battle. The animation quality is solid, and I appreciate how Saitama's eye shape changes depending on how a fight was going. If he's serious, they're drawn in sharp detail and with intensity. If he's bored, they're funny little wedges that make him look spacey. It's a smart way to communicate whether or not the audience should be worried about One-Punch Man (and Japan's) safety.

Despite its awesomeness, it has some flaws. One is that since it's an action-parody anime, the first half was alright but the second half suddenly shifted into serious mood which really baffled me a bit. Villains? Unintersting especially the final boss. Some characters don't interact with Saitama at all, maybe one or twice like that green haired chick. And it seems to me that in each and every episode, it's following the Dragon Ball Z formula.

Overall despite its flaws, this anime has great action, lots of laughs and solid animation quality. I enjoyed it a lot :)

It was just good and it's sad that no one has read it. I really enjoyed the chemistry between the two lovers on A Transient Mermaid In Love and I liked it.

The part that I liked was that the reaction of the mermaid when she saw her would be husband kissing. The main hero also changed as well from being a rich spoil brat to becoming her wonderful husband.

It could have been better, if they hadn't shown the disgusting scales on the heroine's body and the breast showing when in her mermaid form (they could have covered that up with a bra shell). But ... other than that, pretty good.

I recommended reading this manga but try to avoid the parts that I mentioned.

Wish they could have more stories like this on the manga.

It's a real shame that no one really reads it. I really liked that manga and it could have been adapted into an anime series. Although the story was a bit confusing to me, I really like the characters and the relationship between that long haired Chinese dude and the cute little angel girl who is 300 years old (WHOA!!).

Really loved it :). Better than the first season. Pros are that we are introduced to a hottie (Masahiro) and a cuttie (Nagisa). The mermaids songs still touches my heart and I will remember them.

I really like the art, music and characters but I find the story too repetitive. And I hate Mikaru and Fuku!! They are so annoying!!