Some quick first impressions: Touka Gettan, Wellber no Monogatari ~ Sisters of Wellber ~ and Kono Aozora ni Yakusuku wo

Touka Gettan Image Hosted by ImageShack.usImage Hosted by ImageShack.us Short Synopsis: I’m not sure, but it involves cross-dressers, two people in the same body and a lot of tragedy. Good: The tragedy-part, interesting characters, Kannadzuki no Miko-esque soundtrack. Bad: Has a bit too much harem-elements. Overall Enjoyment Value: 7/10 Wait, wait, wait! A hentai-game adaptation that doesn’t actually suck? Whoa, that definitely is something new to me. Touka-chan and his girlfriend were quite interesting to see, and I like the degree of mystery in this series. For a while, I was really impressed by this. That is, until the anime started to introduce your typical harem-lead, an army of maids and even more female bishoujo who are totally unrelated to the story. I didn’t quite like that. Still, I’ve got hope. This first episode was definitely better than the first episode of most other harems I’ve seen in the past few seasons. Now let’s hope it’ll revolve around more than just “who gets to date that main character?” Wellber no Monogatari ~ Sisters of Wellber ~ Image Hosted by ImageShack.usImage Hosted by ImageShack.us Short Synopsis: The princess of Wellber ends up being wanted and in the care of a thief named Tina, after she kills her fiancée. Good: Probably the best OP of the season, great concept for a story. Bad: A few small flaws here and there, fanservice, a few deus ex machina, though nothing too major yet. Overall Enjoyment Value: 8/10 While I watched the previous shows of the spring-season, I never really had the thought “I am going to blog this”, apart from Claymore perhaps. For these shows, I’ll be making up my mind after having seen the second episode. But with Wellber no Monogatari, I really feel that blogging it will be interesting. Especially the first half of the episode was very nice, when the viewer is just thrown into the events. Tina running into the princess who just killed her lover was quite an amusing moment. Oh, and finally we’ve got ourselves a princess who can actually do something, as it seems that she’s quite skilled in martial arts. The visuals are also quite pleasing, and while the music isn’t done by Yuki Kajiura, it’s quite good. I especially love the OP. It’s so simple, yet so different from usual. Wellber no Monogatari is promising some great things. Kono Aozora ni Yakusuku wo Image Hosted by ImageShack.usImage Hosted by ImageShack.us Short Synopsis: Main character wakes up with a half-naked girl in his bed. Bad: A first half of PURE PAIN!!! Good: With a second half which shows potential… what!? Overall Enjoyment Value: ?/10 Okay, I’m baffled. The first part of this episode was just horrible. It starts of with one of the most cheesy J-pop songs ever. After that, our main character wakes up with a half-naked girl in his bed, who slaps him afterwards and runs away. The characters have the most annoying voices AND characters EVER. Lots of harem-clichés are there: the annoying student-president, the annoying tsundere, the annoying brother-complex sister, the annoying silent girl, the annoying teacher, have I already mentioned how annoying those characters were? Oh, and surprise, surprise: they all live with the main character in the same building. Boy, you will never see that coming, there is no way you will. Seriously, though, I had almost given up on this anime when it comes with a surprisingly heavy dialogue in the end. Okay, the tsundere will obviously end up somewhere in the main character’s pants in the end, but that dialogue felt strangely genuine. That’s probably the first ever for a harem-anime. As you’ve seen by the rating of “?”, I have no idea what to think about this anime. It’s got so many bad points, but at the same time the good ones have potential. I’m going to watch at least another episode before dropping it.]]>

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