The Bleach anime series has been airing since October 2004 and is running up to date, February 2012. The story revolves around the life of Kurosaki Ichigo who was able to obtain the power of a death god, also called a Shinigami, and uses that power  to defend humans from evil spirits called hollows.

I’ve been watching this anime ever since, and I really liked how the story moved from one arc to another. Even the fillers were more interesting compared to the side stories of other long running series I’ve watched. There may be several comical episodes but it is just a good relief from the hard core battles that this anime series has offered. The story also have a lot of open mysteries and twists that would keep you thinking on what will happen on the next episode.

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Time traveling has always been a big question mark in the world of science. Whether its possible or not is still a mystery that needs to be solved, and its all up to you if you want to get your hopes up. The anime series Steins;Gate though, will let you see the possibilities of time traveling and what are the things that could happen if ever any mad scientists today suddenly become successful in creating one.

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Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai or “Ano Hana” for short, is another rare anime series. Long Japanese titles are usually less seen by anime fans because its hard to find them. Another thing, its English title is “We Still Don’t Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day” is really long to have a strong recall.  But since one of my friends recommended it, I was given the opportunity to watch it, and I’m sharing it right now because I totally enjoyed watching the whole anime series.

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A lot of Japanese light novels are now being converted to anime series. Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai, or I Don’t Have Many Friends in English, is one of it. I was first hooked in the manga releases and had lots of laughs and grins because of how the characters interact with each other, especially the two main heroine, Yozora Mikazuki (left) and Sena Kashiwazaki (right):

I already liked Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai, even though its just a new anime series, because it has the same feel as the anime series “Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya”, which is cleverly written from dialog to character profiles. Each character is so unique that you’ll remember them on you sleep ^__^

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