Title: Masou Gakuen HxH
Date aired: July 2016
Genre(s): Action, comedy, ecchi, harem, fantasy, school, romance, scifi
Completed or Ongoing: Ongoing
Plot Summary: A teenage boy is invited (by his sister, who is like the principal) to attend an all girls school. In this anime, mankinds hope of survival rests upon how much love this boy can develop among 3 of the elite members of the protection squad. This anime is extremely ecchi, borderline smut. It's on episode 4 as of this post and if they go any further, it would be really be smut.
As of now, I'm looking for the manga. If anyone has seen it, let me know.
Review: This anime has both censored and uncensored episodes. I watched the uncensored and I must say I was thoroughly surprised and pleased. The storyline and character development are just starting. It's hard to say. So far, the characters' pasts seem complicated and mysterious. I like where it's going even though it focuses very heavily on the groping, teasing, sucking, etc. Interested yet?
Opinion: A whole lot of groping, fondling, and nipple action. This is way more ecchi than Shokugeki no Soma. If you watch the uncensored version that is. This anime does seem weird because in order for the world to be saved, girls must be groped. I don't think it's too bad of a power. If I was the MC, I would grope everyone. "Hey, don't get mad. Me groping you will make you live longer and give you amazing powers that you wouldn't have gotten if I didn't cop a feel." This is almost as bad as that anime where it tells the MC guy that all women secretly want to be raped so they turn him into a serial rapist.
This anime isn't bad so far. It's only on episode 5. I like it, but it's not on my top favs list.
Rating: I give this anime 6 out of 10. The drawing is good. The storyline needs more work. The characters still needs more time to be properly understood. The ecchi factor is all the way up. I don't think it can get any higher. If you're looking for a great anime, this isn't it. If you're looking for fan service and groping, you've come to the right anime. Just make sure you're watching the uncensored version though.
Title: 100% Perfect Girl
Author: Wan
Genre(s): Action, manhwa, mature, psychological, romance, shoujo
Completed or Ongoing: Completed
Plot Summary: This story focuses on the romance of a young couple. They go through a lot of shit because, you know, he's king of an European country. She's just a "plain" Korean girl with nothing but her ambition to be an artist.
Review: This manhwa may make you cry. If you have seen Kdoramas (see Terminology), then you know how they storyline can be. This manhwa might not be for everyone. While it does say mature, it isn't exactly that bad. It could be because we are exposed to this stuff heavily in the American culture. So much so that I and maybe others, may be desensitized to the whole thing. Sex is implied in the art. Rape is more descriptive, but I would still say that there is worse in smut.
The story is frustrating. I have said it many times and I'll say it again; I will not give spoilers. But.... DAMN!!!
Opinion: The MC female is by any means "plain". What,?!The start of 100% is kinda slow, but picks up. There are fillers in weird places. I'll say that this manhwa made me cry at least twice. It got me angry, mad, sad, and frustrated all "at the same damn time"! (sorry Bad Girls Club reference) Truthfully, around chapter 55, I was hanging around for the sex scene, I wanted to see how the artist would bring it to life. I was disappointed.
I hate virgin romance novels/mangas/animes/manhwas. FUCK!!!! I have nothing on this kind of romance. I just feel that ALL humans should be aware and comfortable with their body and sex. Virgins and the stereotypes of virgins play on the belief that if you're sexual you're dirty, but only if you're a female. I'll save that rant for another day. If sex was what you were looking for, it's not here. If it's romance, you might be in the right place. Depending on whether or not you want to take that emotional roller coaster ride.
Rating: The illustrations wasn't too bad. The storyline pissed me off, The characters' develop into completely different people in the end. I think it's original, but then again, I haven't read as many manhwas as I've read mangas. In mangas, I wouldn't say that they go this far, again, I could be wrong. The fact that the genre was psychological could also explain why it's so deep.
It censors like no tomorrow. It implies a lot. The romance is decent, the mature level was a bit weak. I'm surprised that I actually continued to read it. I thought about quitting a few times, but the lack of sex scenes kept me going until I realized that it was way, and I mean WAY too close to the end to drop it now. I think that may have been the point. If so, kudos to you Wan. Kudos to you.
I give "100% Perfect Girl", a 5 out of 10. Uhhhh, I can't even think of a rating image to give this.
Read if you want, but if you don't like it, you had been warned
NeW tErMiNoLoGy AlErT!!!
Mature: Supposed to be for people over the age of 17. Usually up my alley depending on the storyline and art.
Oh, did I mention that I'm big on animanga art? Unfortunately, I judge a lot of animanga by it's art. It's not a good thing to do and I acknowledge my bias...
Also, I do not own the pic
I have decided to use a rating system that will be based on:
* Character Profiles and Development: how well the author gives life to the characters
* Illustrations: how well the art is drawn
* Storyline: how interesting the plot is
* Originality: how common (how often or not) the theme was told by others
* Smut/Ecchi/Romance/etc. level: how strong each theme is in the anime/manga/manhwa
* Censorship: if it censors or has pointless dumb censors
* If I'll continue watching the episodes/seasons or if I would read the manga or watch the anime (if it was originally a manga)
0 => Will not watch/read again
6 => Neutral
10 => Really like and might be one of my favs
I was thinking a rating system was needed to try and understand what I was basing my review and opinions on. Hope it helps and stay tuned.
