Ero-sumi > I’ve actually seen quite a few love comedies where I could say I liked everyone but I also watch a lot of love comedies…I would agree that all of SnH’s characters are likable, but I obviously lean more towards the San/Luna fandom ;P

Dularc > Haha, that scene was great! xD

It just keeps getting better and better with every episode, the hilarity keeps piling up, and we get shown so many different sides to all these amazing characters that would just seem boring and bland otherwise.

Note: I so didint see Akenos Sukuru Mizugi coming, i thought Mawari would be the one wearing it.

I love this show!

Magikano was the second show that i find good, although one female lead wasnt that funny, but still a very good series the only missing part was that the Male lead wasnt funny, but im glad the producer made Nagasumi hilarious! No in fact, almost all the dam characters are hilarious in their own way, this series rocks!

I wouldnt mind it to be longer, because of all its crazy materials, it still has lots of room to go into, i mean for crying out loud they are still middle school students. I want to see how they look like and how crazy they’ll even more become in high school or something lol.

Kresnik > You’re kidding right? Wait….no. Just….no!

Lazy McChan > Because it could turn out to be like Hayate no Gotoku….and that show fails as a love comedy imo

Skane > Well said. I actually thought Gonzo’s adaption of NHK was pretty good, though it had its ups and downs. I’m typically not a big fan of their work…but then again, I’m not a big fan of the type of shows they do anyways.

Akito > I’ve said it many times, but I seriously doubt there will be a 2nd season of this anime. :S

Longer series tend to have smaller budgets for animation quality, and it is to SnH’s credit that they have managed to maintain an amazing level of consistency and quality despite being a 2-cour series.

Quite frankly, they put a lot of other 2-cour anime series to shame; especially since SnH is not some “Blockbuster Series” from *insert famous studio* It is from Gonzo for crying out loud! (Pumpkin Scissors’ turbulent animation consistency still haunts me… not to mention the DBZ-qued drawing out of tension, turning what should have been taut anticipation into limp spaghetti) This series has single-handedly restored a lot of faith for me in that infamous studio. ^^;

*How long ago was Last Exile again?*

Maybe it is because of the director, the same guy who directed Magikano. A series where the wacky hijinks reigned supreme, but the drama fell flatter than a steamrolled bun. With SnH however, he apparently learnt from his past experiences and succeeded in interweaving the dramatic aspects without killing the comedic aspects.

To put it bluntly, I am glad that they decided NOT to “exploit” the source material and kept faithful to the “spirit” of the source material. The anime may have altered events from the manga and added anime-original material, but I am laughing equally hard at both versions, and that is always a good thing. It means to me that they have succeeded in transferring what was so good about the manga in the first place.

Unlike a certain other 4-cour love-comedy anime series currently airing… where I get the sinking feeling that they are just taking advantage of the fanbase.

Cheers.