A show that...
You know has a tremendous manga, just from watching episodes. But you don't have to read the manga to enjoy this.
This is one of the most enjoyable and silly shows you'll likely see in anime. The characters support each other very well and the comedy they create is fantastic. Some of the gags are rather old ones seen in anime but for some reason this show makes them funny again.
The one fault with this show is it doesn't go into the backstory for Tsukimi. You see it in the opening theme and it shows that she isn't really human anymore but you will wonder about her and it just won't be answered. Turning to the manga is likely the remedy to this. But again, you don't need to read it to enjoy this. This is a slice of life comedy where each episode pretty much stands on it's own. The story feels like it takes place in the middle of where the grand story is in the manga but it is not hard to pick up or get into. You get to know the characters easily...
The most enjoyable lighthearted romantic comedy
This is the most recent romantic comedy that I really enjoy watching it that I watched it over again a few more times, which I rarely do that as most animes I don't find enough enjoyment to watch it again. If you enjoy lighthearted anime especially if you like Lucky Star then this is a must watched, most of the characters especially all the female characters are very interesting in their own way which bought a lot of comedic moments. The only disappointment for me is that Sentai didn't bother to dubbed it over for the US release otherwise this would have been an excellent collection.
Great shape and price.
The price was very reasonable and the product was new. The show was funny and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys comedies.
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