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Yuuta is just your typical guy who enjoys an ordinary school life with his childhood friend Yuuna. Suddenly one day, a mansion appeared in his backyard, inhabited by the vampire princess Luce. One by one, other other-worldly princesses came to him, all of whom had made a childhood promise to be his bride when they grew up. He didn’t remember the promises, but then Yuuna also joined into the fray and proclaimed that she’s the one who will always be with him. source: VNDB(abyyy) officially translated by: Mangagamer (alas, not on steam) pretty much you're average, "Mc is a thot gets sent to other dimensions, and make's the world's princess fall for him, but coincidentally, has amnesia about it" type of VN, but yea, its pretty much comedy-ish, and nothing too "exciting" like, fighting scenes and such, (atleast, i didn't see any fight scenes), and is more focused on the story of certain princess, and how they met the MC/winning over the Mc's heart so far i finished one route; being julia's, and midway on karin's route, after karin's im somewhat interested in knowing yorihime's and luce's story, not so much on luluna, as i have this wierd feeling, i know how her story ends >.>, also best girl oh right, also, as its made by <MOONSTONE>, somewhat famed for making <erogenous games>, (e.g. imouto series) as expected, this too contains R18 scenes, that probably doesn't have a non R18 version, probably, i never did my research, so you have been forwarned early~!

Hey All It's me again. So I recently saw the first episodes of some of the shows I've been waiting to watch this season so I wanted to talk about them. I felt they were pretty good and wanted to share. Tenrou: Sirius the Jaeger had a great action packed start. A group of vampire hunters one of them being of werewolf descendant. The show gave just enough story line to grab hold and a cliffhanger start. The small cast of characters seems interesting and can't wait to see where this one goes. Grand Blue reading the synopsis on the site I watch this on I didn't know what quite to except. It just seemed like a slice of life, comedy, romance type. I was thoroughly amused by the first episode. There is a warning of content when the show starts. There is nudity right off the bat (lol) and adult situations that may occur. Including consuming large quantities of alcohol so let the shenanigans begin!! The seems to be a great comedy. Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Homes is a interesting one. It's kind of hard to say how this one will turn out. The show mainly revolves around a young man who works at a very interesting antique shop and a young high school girl who ends up working there for reason you learn at the end of the first episode. It definitely has a Sherlock Holmes type of vibe but at the same time not. There is also a cute vibe between the two of them. The ending of the first episode gave the feeling that they would be solving mysteries but I am not totally sure that's all there is to this show. I'm not one to give spoilers are least try not to but I will say that something else happens during the first episode that leads me to believe there will be other interesting things other than solving mysteries. I look forward to feedback or comments as usual. Thank you

So, I imagine some of you are reeling from that poll…if you even managed to finish it. I picked a hard topic to cover this time for sure. Okay, I couldn’t resist but that will be my only pun. A romance is different to every person. Some people have stricter definitions as to what constitutes a romance while others have a fairly loose identity to follow. In my own opinion, harems have substantially muddied the water while other special romance circumstances (incest for instance) definitely pose some interesting moral conundrums. That isn’t to say that other circumstances haven’t posed serious moral conundrums in the past. I, for one, am old enough to remember when sex in anime (especially if out of wedlock) was considered controversial. Let’s not get started on how long same-sex relationships took to become less of an issue across the board as well. So, what does your concept of a romance encompass? Do you have certain things that might make an anime not a romance? How do harems fit in for you? What do you think of incest relationships and what level or degree of incest are you able to tolerate (e.g. cousins but not siblings? Yearning but not intimate?)? I think that incest is definitely more common in the world of hentai, but that being said, harems have a strong tendency to dabble with incest as well. With harems being inserted into more genres across the board, this is an issue that cannot be ignored. Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on that matter? Please by all means, don't be shy in posting! This will probably be my last poll for quite a while but I think that it raises an interesting topic for debate. I can't wait to hear all of your thoughts on this (it is really much broader than I usually aim for)!

Been a while since I've posted here. Back again because I value the recommendations of fellow anime enthusiasts (rather than articles), and you guys haven't let me down yet. Lately, I've been viewing lots of isekai, coming upon this genre with KonoSuba. A few series later of similar genre, I stumbled upon Zero No Tsukaima. This is where I rediscovered my love for romantic anime, and I consistently wished they would abandon the story line and focus on the romance between MC and his fellow lady. I'm back again to ask for more recommendations where romance is in great focus, comedy isn't dry, and even some ecchi aspects would be appreciated. I hope I'm not asking for too much Thanks guys, love you all

NEW VIDEO IS OUT TOP 5 ECCHI ANIME TELL ME IF YOU AGREE WITH THIS LIST!!!!! I WOULD LOVE FEEDBACK http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTwirJOfgeo