Let me make a confession:

When I first watched this series, I did not know a thing about mahjong. Ever since I watched this series for the first time, an online buddy of mine showed me Saikyo no 3D Mahjong; and then, that's when I really got hooked onto mahjong and this series. In fact, as a confession, I went about to watch this series at least 30 times. Yes, I had lost my mind! It helped having this series copied over into my work computer.

Anyways, if there's one …

I can only give one reason to actually watch this series:

Dog + Girl

Yea yea, sure, there's a human spirit and mentality inside that dog; but at the end of the day, the main male character is a dog. Apparently, we have a nicely dressed female character, who had shown hints of the dog as a "partner" (if you know what I mean). Though, he's a small dog, so he may have to use his snout to get the job done...

OK... shut up, Kyuu, enough about that. The dog isn't …

That's right. In my list, this is the only series listed as a ten. Primarily, Haruhi demanded it! To anyone who disagrees with this 10 rating, may Haruhi destroy you and your universe.  So, from then onward, it has become my own personal law for this series to be my only rated 10 series.  However, a notable exception came up with the Disappearance movie, which is also Haruhi.

For a real reason, this series is one of the most unique series ever made. Consider the …

Let's see. Ben-to. Gang wars over food, yet there exists an honor code. Sign me up! The mixture of the girls, delicious bento, and the fighting makes this series the kind of lifestyle, that makes you want to live in.

With nothing serious going on, this series was outright funny. The fighting was fun, and the fights have nothing at stake other than character's egos and a hearty meal. With that, it makes me wanna join the rumble.

As for the girls in this series, they are …

If Monty Oum says that RWBY is anime, then who are you to say that it isn't? I credit this video for being able to eloquently address the issue, in ways better than I could put it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p51neLsWE-4

Yet, I understand those who live in the dream world, where anime is only produced in the magical land of Japan. Once this series is done, I'll review it like any other anime, with the hope of a season 2.

So, do you like girls? Boobs? How about some ass? Well, ToLoveRu has it all.

Unlike the previous two seasons, this latest incarnation of ToLoveRu takes the whole harem genre to the next level - by being blatantly obvious about it. This is particularly true with Momo, who made it her personal goal to ensure the harem for Rito comes true; and oh, may she succeed in that endeavor. Mmm mmm goodness.

Yes yes, here I am writing a review on a series, that I haven't started yet. However, I will do just that within a few minutes. Before I do, I would like to say this:

The prospect of watching this series is scary, based on everything I've seen (pictures) or heard about it. Make no mistake, my only reason for watching: Gou.

OK. Now to get through this series done and over with. When I'm done, I'll put in my two cents.

And so, I just completed the last episode just 3 …

I only had one reason to finish this: Kugi Rie.  I'm not that much of a fan of her; but hearing one familar voice, that allowed me to somewhat watch (er fluff) through this.  Even when I am not really paying attention to it, I know who's talking.  If anything, upon starting this series, I simply needed something new on the PC view screen, while I play some kind of PC game.  That's how I'll justify "watching" this series.  Otherwise, I would have dropped it as early as the …

Few series out there actually make me feel stuff.  This is one of them.  As old as I am, this series briskly reminded me of the feelings involving relationships, their complexities, and the intensity of it all.  So, for starters, damn this series for making me feel this way.  It began rather innocently enough; but the drama kicked in midway - to the point of feeling all sorts of mixed stuff.  To be frank, it was rather painful watching the last few episodes.  

Nevertheless, …