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‘Seitokai Yakuindomo’ Ousai Academy’s shift from an all-girls
school to a co-ed institution sets the stage for “Seitokai Yakuindomo. ” Takatoshi Tsuda, who joins the school looking for a normal
high school life, unexpectedly becomes the vice president of the student council. His daily life, surrounded by unique and quirky female student council members, becomes a series of comedic events primarily centered on sexual innuendos and misunderstandings. The charm of “Seitokai Yakuindomo” as an ecchi anime lies in its wit and humor. Instead of focusing on visual ecchi content, the series employs verbal jokes and innuendos, making it distinctively hilarious. It’s a testament to the fact that ecchi doesn’t always need to be visually suggestive; sometimes, clever dialogue can be just as impactful. This blend of smart humor with light ecchi elements positions it as one of the genre’s must-watches. 4. ‘Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai’ Also known as “Haganai,” “Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai” revolves around Kodaka Hasegawa, who, due to his intimidating looks, finds it hard to make friends. When he crosses paths with Yozora Mikazuki, another loner, they decide to form the “Neighbor’s Club” with the sole objective of learning social skills and making friends. As more eccentric members join the club, the dynamics lead to numerous hilarious and ecchi moments.
hommaLyrics by Haruichi ShindôArrangement by ak. homma & PornoGraffittiUser reviews128ReviewReviewFeatured review Trade An Arm For Full Metal Alchemist If You Have ToA friend raved about this anime, so I took a cursory scroll through it and found nothing worth noting. It just seemed so homogenized. The art didn't stand out. The characters seemed to be cookie-cutter determined types out to save the world. Even the name "Fullmetal Alchemist" seems completely avoidable with magic being the status quo in much of anime. I borrowed a disc anyways and watched it. I begged for the other discs in advance.
Fullmetal Alchemist has superb flow. 24 is the only thing in recent memory that has a comparable flow and that's only because that show supposedly happens in real time. In FMA, you have multiple reasons to continue each episode but the focus is not lost.
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