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Yoshiko Hanabatake and Akuru Akutsu are childhood friends who happen to be complete opposites; Akuru is smart and serious to a fault while Yoshiko is playful and lacks even the most basic common sense. Though Yoshiko claims to like Akuru, he does not feel the same way and often responds violently to her constant idiotic behavior.
An odd-couple gag comedy specializing in slapstick and ecchi.
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A princess from a small country, Lion has transferred into Pirari Academy in order to learn about being a Logicalist. There she meets many other girls from different backgrounds, all with their own reasons for becoming Logaicalists.
Though a sequel to Luck & Logic, this features a different setting, a new cast, and drops nearly all of the action/drama elements. It has a minor ecchi/yuri streak and apart from one or two episodes it’s almost entirely a standard schoolgirl daily life show.
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Though a gifted soccer player, due to his extreme germophobia Aoyama has developed an eccentric style of play where he avoids contact with both the ball and other players as much as possible. A quirk that puts him at odds with the hot-headed Kaoru Zaizen, who believes Aoyama doesn’t take the game seriously enough.
A gag comedy with a strong soccer focus and somewhat limited joke variety.
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At first glance the girls of Shinjugamine high school seem to be just normal everyday students, but they are in fact elite fighters trained to combat incursions by mysterious creatures called Irous. However, after having won two major battles in the past they’ve since grown complacent and sloppy… so much so that they must now undergo complete retraining.
A schoolgirl show based on a game featuring a mix of action, comedy, idols, daily life events, and minor ecchi content. While the story takes place after certain events in the game, it does not seem to be necessary to play that in order to watch this.
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Jun’ichi Hashiba is in his second year of high school and has never had a girlfriend. Neither has any of his three friends, and one day after school they decide that he should ask out the flashy Yukana Yame. To his surprise… she accepts.
A heavy-ecchi romantic comedy, focused mainly on erotic fantasizing and the perverted behavior of the secondary male characters.
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Masaharu Tsuwabuki has difficulty talking to people he doesn’t know, and as a result comes off as anti-social and uncaring. Despite this his life can still be called an ordinary one… until the day he accidentally drinks a potion that turns him into a stuffed animal. Now he must help Sumomo Akihime, a classmate who has been chosen to become a magical girl, collect stardrops in order to fully reverse the transformation.
A slightly unconventional romance featuring a large amount of comedy alongside secondary dramatic aspects which come to dominate the last few episodes. While it does have ecchi scenes, they’re almost entirely contained in the 5th episode.
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Ahiru pines for Mytho, yet both may as well be worlds apart based on their personalities and abilities. No one is more aware of this than Ahiru herself and she wishes she could do something, anything, for him. A wish that ends up granted late one night by a mysterious man.
A ballet-centric story about a story about a duck who becomes a magical girl. It’s very heavy on comedy and absurdity, to the point that the dramatic and romantic aspects are almost completely overshadowed.
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Having defeated the massive alien construct that mysteriously appeared in their town, the magic club must now deal with the giant sakura tree that has been left in its place.
This continues directly from where the OVA series left off and so it would be a good idea to watch that first. That said it’s very different from the prequel, aside from the comedy style, and takes a much slower slice of life approach.
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Ougi Oshino, a mysterious individual claiming relation to Meme Oshino, has inserted themselves into Koyomi’s life and begins to take great interest in both his past and future. An interest which puts him on a collision course with Izuko Gaen.
This portion of the Monogatari franchise is specifically tied to Monogatari: Second Season, Tsukimonogatari, and Koyomimonogatari: The first three stories take place after Koyomi episodes 6 & 7 and focus on Koyomi’s past, the fourth is a recollection of his side of Nekomonogatari (Shiro) told following Tsuki‘s events, and the remaining three continue from Koyomi‘s last episode to conclude the highschool chapter of his life.
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Cast out of heaven, Lucifer briefly crashes to Earth before falling into hell. There she meets the demon Leviathan who explains her situation and brings her to see the area’s rulers: Mammon, Asmodeus, Beelzebub, Belphegor, Satan, and Belial. After declaring her intent to rule she’s quickly overpowered by their combined strength and forced to flee back to Earth, where she begins forming a plan to defeat them one by one with the help of both Leviathan and a human girl she’s formed a contract with.
An ecchi action comedy with bits of drama. The action scenes start out brief, being tertiary to the harem-style comedy and large amount of softcore porn-level fanservice, and it’s only in the ending third that they become the main focus.
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