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24 and single, Ekoda does her best to navigate both relationship trouble and an assortment of everyday pitfalls.
A collection of gag comedy segments and daily life short stories. Each features a different art style and voice actor, and nearly all feature nudity of some form. Note that ~23 minutes of each episode consists of live-action behind the scenes interviews.
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Roped into participating in a magic show one evening, Mei Ayazuki suddenly awakens to find herself in what appears to be the Meiji era. Having grown up isolated from those around her as a result of being able to perceive spirits, she’s shocked to discover that here in this time period her ability is not only recognized but in fact greatly prized by the assortment of stylish men she finds herself surrounded by.
A partly episodic history-centric romantic comedy with a few harem elements and tertiary dramatic aspects. It’s an alternate version of the previously released movies centered on a different suitor.
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The Chikusei-sou dorm at first glance seems like any other university dorm, yet it holds a secret that only the landlord and Haiji Kiyose are aware of: It’s in fact a training area for the school’s track and field club. So the other nine residents are understandably shocked when Haiji reveals they’ll all be expected to participate in the upcoming Hakone Ekiden marathon… and it will require more than a little persuasion to get their diverse assortment of personalities on the same page.
A combination of sports shounen and character drama with a large amount of comic relief.
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The prestigious Manaria Academy serves as a neutral ground where members of all three great factions can learn the magical arts. It’s here that Anne, the human princess of Manaria, and Grea, a half-dragon princess, first meet and strike up an unlikely friendship.
An often comedic slice of life series with strong hints of romance and noticeable ecchi elements. While taking place in the same universe, it has no direct connection to either of the previous Shingeki no Bahamut series.
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Though president of her school’s science club and a genius inventor besides, Ueno just can’t manage to confess her feelings for her clubmate Tanaka in a normal manner. And it certainly doesn’t help that Tanaka himself is completely blind to her intentions. Yet ironically enough it’s that very obliviousness she finds so attractive in the first place.
An ecchi-centric gag comedy specializing in ignored romantic advances and misinterpreted sexual situations.
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With the great aradama defeated, daily life has now returned to something resembling normal for the various Toji Miko. Can a day in the life of a sword-wielding spirit hunter ever truly be considered normal though?
A sequel to Toji no Miko featuring chibi artwork and a focus on comedic interactions. Although not plot-driven, having seen that first is advised.
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This is the story of a young girl on a planet far from Earth, one forced to assume responsibility beyond her years when a hostile force begins laying waste to her lands, and those from the neighboring empire who wish to see her country fall before them.
An action-heavy war drama with small splashes of comic relief.
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Despite his love of archery, Minato Narumiya is reluctant to be involved with it personally due to past trauma. Eventually caving under the pressure from a recently reunited childhood friend to at least watch his school’s resurrected kyuudou club perform, Minato quickly discovers that returning to the sport will take more than just overcoming his mental reluctance.
A mixture of character drama, school club comedy, and sports shounen.
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Sousuke Banba’s search for UMAs takes on new urgency now that he must find a way to defeat the original Kagewani before Kimura’s Kagewani clone overwhelms him, with the appearance of a new Kagewani hunter and the meddling of Kimura’s boss only further complicating matters.
Action focused with secondary horror elements. It quickly abandons the mostly episodic structure of the prequel to move Banba and Kimura’s story to the forefront, making it necessary to watch that first.
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Specializing in the study of mysterious creatures, the renowned geneticist Sousuke Banba investigates stories of UMA sightings across the country.
A mostly episodic series of horror stories with visuals resembling a 3D picture drama. While most focus on drama, some include action elements or minor comic relief.
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