Majimoji Rurumo

You know what? Why not. I'll spend some time to write up my opinion on this show. And since there isn't much to it, it's going to be short. Majimoji Rurumo is... nice. That's it. It's a nice, relaxing series with an overall... soft tone to it. There is some fanservice but really, it's nothing too severe compared to other J.C. Staff anime such as To aru Majutsu no Index or Hentai Prince. I've literally given everything about this show a rating of 7/10. That seems like the perfect number for this series. I don't mean that in a bad way. It's hard to badmouththis series if you understand what it's aiming for. Rurumo is a light-hearted series about a boy who meets a witch. It's really just an episodic series based on their daily life together. That's it. And actually, it's pretty calming. It's one of those... feel-good series. It's not too be taken too seriously and yet, at times, it still manages to be fairly touching. It has its moments. I do really like one thing, though, and that was Kouta's attitude towards Rurumo. He's a perverted kid throughout most of the day but, whenever he's with Rurumo he seems to lighten up and treat her sincerely. And it's a good feeling to see that change within him. It feels like he genuinely wants to see her become happy while living in his world. Despite all the fluffy feelings I hold for this, there is ONE slight issue I had, and really it was only present in the beginning. At first, I don't know if it's just me but, it felt as though... Rurumo and Kouta barely spent any time together. Like, there's barely any scenes involving both of them in the same area and interacting with each other and when there was, it was short and trivial. So... it felt kind of empty whenever Kouta said something meaningful to her. Later on in the show this is fixed when Kouta starts to spend more on-screen time with her and, there are small dilemmas (As in, nothing drastic or life-threatening) that bring the two closer. The climax of those episodes tend to be heart warming and put a smile on my face, or had me saying "D'awwww..." The sound creates a sort of atmosphere to the show that I haven't really felt in a cutesy series before. I'm talking about the music, which mainly consists of a guitar playing a... I hate to use this word again but, relaxing tune. Acchi Kocchi was similar with the music though that seemed to consist of more effort in the music than in Rurumo. At least, in my opinion. The art was average. Animated by J.C. Staff, it was expected by me to have nicer looking animation but, it didn't. I don't have a problem with this, seeing as the level of animation fit the show nicely. Overall Majimoji Rurumo is a feel-good show. It's not to be taken TOO seriously in terms of plot and, really, I see it as something to help you relax or put a smile on your face from time to time. Something to watch nonchalantly, I suppose you could say. A solid 7 out of 10.

First of all, let me start by saying this is quite an underrated anime. Yes, this anime is actually quite slow-paced, and has quite some cliched episodes and moments that you would find in a slice-of-life and romance series, but what really caught on to me, especially in the later episodes, is how compatible the op and ed are with the scenarios in the episodes. It is actually quite interesting to see the many sides of the main 2 characters and see how their relationship progressed. Story- wise, it's not amazing, and quite cliched at times, but the presentation was well-delivered. Art-wise, normal. Sound-wise, I really love and opand ed, and some osts. Character-wise, it's great to see the main characters get developed, with bits and pieces of some characters' pasts and what each character's personalities are like. Characters' personalities are mostly quite consistent, especially Rurumo's,even through all the character developments they do not seem out of place. Enjoyment-wise, I would give it a 10 out of 10. It definitely has enough for me to keep watching to the finish, since I do not really like cliched settings. However, it is quite surprising cos at times I cannot even predict what will happen next. It's quite hard to find an anime that's cliched yet not predictable nowadays. Overall:9/10 If you like slow-paced, touching, romantic with some slapstick humour, you should try this anime.

This was nice but it's nothing to write home about, just your standard slightly above average show. Kouta Shibaki is your cliché hormonal teen who only thinks about girls and Rurumo is your cliché outsider who has hardly any idea of how the world works. Premise is Kouta summons the witch Rurumo and accidentally strikes a bargain where in he is given a pair of girls pants in exchange for his immortal soul. After warming up to him a bit Rurumo refuses to take his soul and is punished by being forced to grant any wish Kouta desires. Now I wouldn't blame you if you thought this soundedlike the build up to a really perverted anime but it's really tame with a focus on the characters and not on fanservice, it's on AT-X but it's totally PG-13. Rurumo and her familiar Chiro are the best part of the show. I love Rurumo's totally deadpan persona and Chiro is a great comic relief side character. A few of the episodes fall flat but the character interactions are good enough to carry the show. If they make more I will watch it but I'm not exactly waiting with baited breath.

Laohoam- Enjoyed it over all, but the character and plot development was a little weak. It was cute and funny so it was still good, and I would recommend -Ras- "........." Dr R-Dash, I enjoyed the anime at the beginning with the exciting story of a pervy boy having to be responsible for once in his life there was a few parts that made me laugh in each episode and begin to have hope that this hopeless boob fetish guy would turn out nice but it got altered a bit ... but over all its a cute fan boy :3. Tadgh: I really liked the waythis anime was drawn and I thought it was funny. The fan service was over the top sometimes and unnecessary. I seem to be the only one in our group that thought there was a decent story. I like it, but the boob action could be toned down.

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