MAHOU SENSEI NEGIMA PLUS

The premise of the show is indeed a catchy one, as it leaves room for practically any stereotypical romcom and ecchi situation possible to happen. The story is simply not cut out to fit in a harem, and the anime as a whole is plain mediocre and forgettable for various reasons. I keep on hearing how the manga version is ten times better and how the ratings of the anime were so low they cancelled the continuation but frankly this doesnвЂ™t excuse anything (other than how adaptations suck). There was absolutely nothing to care much about here. Sure, it sounds far more interesting but it barely manages to focus much on anything before it shifts to a different girl and a different story.

MAHOU SENSEI NEGIMA PLUS

Negima on the other hand is about 50, I repeat, 50 girls and the setting is one huge school, plus its various secondary buildings, plus hidden ruins, plus traveling all over the world and battling all sorts of monsters. Love Hina was kind of like that too but it surely didnвЂ™t have more than a handful of girls living inside a house, so it was very easy to focus on them. I mean, ok, it still has far more context than most other harems but itвЂ™s all one big mess of ideas thrown randomly at your face. It is rather saddening to see the maker of Love Hina producing such an inferior series, since that one was a legend in the genre and one would expect far more from the guy who set the bar for modern harems. Negima is yet another fan catering harem show with a far fetched premise that does very little other than offering poor excuses for one ecchi scene after another. This was his next project which was hardly as good. Love You, which was not bad but surely felt standard, as well as the smash hit Love Hina. Based on the manga of Akamatsu Ken, who prior to this had done a sci-fi romcom called A.I. This guy is really good at taking interesting premises and making very little out of them. Directed by Habara Nobuyoshi, who also did DNAngel, Fafner, and Broken Blade. Animated by studio Xebec, notorious for being unable to produce a single above average show besides Love Hina. And since clubs take up so much time in the lives of students, these are obviously also important., shounen In the context of manga and associated media, shounen, literally meaning 'youth' and often also specifically 'boy', refers to a male audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. For the older viewers a college setting with more mature real-life problems is appropriate. Romance is also a difficulty encountered when creating a harem., school life Since a large part of the anime audience still takes part in school life or is visiting college, it is only natural to choose a setting the audience can identify with, be it elementary, middle, or high school. See also manhua and manhwa., middle school no description set, romance Romance describes a story that deals with love between two or more characters typically also having an optimistic ending. However! There are exceptions where the manga was not the basis for the anime. Everything and its mother is based on manga. The harem may be only a support to an existing or predictable relationship, or the lead may end up in relationships with most or all members., magic Magic is the art of purportedly manipulating aspects of reality either by supernatural means or through knowledge of unknown occult laws., manga Manga is the lifeblood that drives the anime industry. The lead will often be physically abused for his behavior. Sexual tones are applied to the lead`s behavior and to the members` depiction. The female characters often draw heavily from stock archetypes. Their interactions are romantically or sexually loaded. Stories where a modern-day character travels to an alternate fantasy world are not considered contemporary fantasy., fantasy Imaginative or fanciful work, especially one dealing with supernatural elements and themes., harem Three or more characters, generally female, are under the influence of one character, normally male. Such elements may have originated from another world. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy., contemporary fantasy Magic and supernatural beings exist secretly in what is generally regarded as the real world. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience.

These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. Comedy Anime whose central struggle causes hilarious results.

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