Various thoughts on a variety of topics.
A collection of stand-alone short stories focused on the lives of adult women.
While all the episodes have slice of life elements, the first also has a bit of romance and drama. The second meanwhile features a strong cooking theme and is more focused on romance, the third is a comedy, and the fourth centers on family drama.
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Though responsible beyond her years, living alone is difficult. So when Kasumi Haruno’s parents have to travel to Africa for their research she ends up staying with the Kasumi family, who were recommended by her father’s former teacher. The Kasumi’s are far from normal however, and in fact aren’t even human!
A slice of life comedy with periodic incursions of drama focused on family dynamics.
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A college student who studied time slips suddenly finds himself in an unfamiliar version of the Sengoku period. There he meets Nobunaga and agrees to serve under him, soon coming into contact with various other notable historical figures.
A slightly random daily life comedy featuring erotic/suggestive endcards in the style of the otome game it’s based on.
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In an alternate timeline evolution produced four varieties of humans; animal-morphs, centaurs, merpeople, and angels/draconids. Their differences lead to the creation of strict equality laws in order to prevent discrimination and war, resulting in a similar quality of life with certain unique challenges to address.
A daily life schoolgirl comedy with a strong educational bent and intensely politically correct setting. The life lessons primarily highlight biological and sociological issues while the comedy is mostly situational or reaction-based with some ecchi periodically thrown in.
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Fresh out of college in Tokyo, Yoshino Koharu is having difficulty finding a job. Desperate for money she accepts a modeling agency’s offer to become the tourism ambassador for a small rural town on what she believes is a part-time basis, not knowing the job is supposed to last a full year. There she discovers that she’s been to the town before and that maybe living in the countryside isn’t so bad after all.
A mostly laid-back daily life show surrounding the activities of a small town tourism board. It features reaction-based comedic elements along with spots of usually low-key drama related to character backgrounds, the methods used to promote the town, and various population-related issues.
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To its everyday Japanese customers nothing seems out of place at the western-themed restaurant Nekoya. However, every Saturday its doors open to exclusively serve the varied denizens of an alternate dimension resembling a medieval high-fantasy world.
A semi-episodic show about both food and character interactions. While most of its time is spent on scenes at the restaurant, which are almost completely dialog-driven, conflict-centered events from the alternate world also occasionally make an appearance along with small patches of 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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Having resolved to trust and rely more on his friends, Natsume has begun to become more outgoing and approach supernatural situations with less uncertainty.
A mixture of episodic stories and overarching character development much the same as the previous seasons. This one has a slightly greater number of violent ayakashi in it than the prequel and features more varied themes.
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One day certain people began to manifest the ability to materialize their thoughts in physical form. The source of this power is an entity known as the red queen, which after interacting with human researchers has come to take the shape and personality of a young girl. Given the name Sana and kept secluded in a secret research facility, she learns about the outside world through other research subjects and decides to escape to see it for herself.
This show is made up of three parts, the first being an action comedy primarily focused on separating Sana from the researchers. From there it switches over to a slice of life approach and features both Sana’s first experiences living a normal life as Zouroku’s granddaughter along with his day-to-day business as a florist. Finally, the last segment goes a bit heavier on the drama by introducing a new antagonist of a sort and exploring the origins of Sana’s power.
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Moving from the countryside to Tokyo in an effort to get over her crippling shyness, Hinako Sakuragi meets many new friends and discovers that while acting in the theater she can be as outgoing as she wishes.
A slowish slice of life comedy with an acting theme featuring cute girls doing cute things.
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