I had no idea what was going on while I was watching it.

High School Star Musical

It was much better than i thought it would be. It was a lot "less" cringe worthy than i thought <--- Looking at you UtaPiri! The music sounds alright, i mean the beat is really good but the male voices sounds like your typical male idol anime singers which i dislike. Like how the harmony feels not right LOL =D The visual looks amazing! The dancing was alright too <----Again less cringe worthy than i thought. And another main reason why i would watch this is the Seiyuu/voice actors. Most of them are someof my fave voice actors <---- so a + one there!  

PS: The name itself could make it popular =D Remove the star and there you have it =D

Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry

Okay..... I AM SO HYPED FOR THIS!!! First of the sound effects are really good! The visuals are amazing as well <---- some parts in the fight scene can get a bit eh... and The characters ARE ON TOP!!! The guy is not your typical Harem Guy who get all blushing or shy when they see a naked female body =D and the main girl is your #TSUNDERE !!!!!!! <--- I love tsuns btw! Overall im excited! 

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Dance With Devils

OMG!!! THE MUSIC!!! The music and the sound effects was fucking HEAVEN!!!! It sounded soooooo good! It really matched with the vibe/scene! The visual was really good too! I really love the royalty/harry potter design of the school. The characters are well designed as well. And for a reverse-harem show, so far it didnt made me cringe <---- Like most reverse harems out there =D This anime was the one that i was hyped for the most and ep1 did not dissapoint! 

Dance with Devils episode 1 - Halfway in and I'm sawing at my wrist with a random cat. Don't know if I can make it all the way through. Send help--or a sharper cat.

Here's a cat dressed rather sharply.

Thank you for that.  You can never have enough well-dressed felines.

The rest of Dance with Devils ep. 1 was actually better than I thought it would be.  There were no more musical numbers and at least there appears to be something of a story to provide a framework for the harem-ousity of it all.  Super-Powerful, Wealthy, Handsome, and Elegant Vampire Prince/Studen Council President tropes still make me reach for small, edged animals, but I did like the dog and the heroine does have a cute pencil case.

There were two musical numbers in the first half, which is why I was really down on the episode in my first post.  They were seemingly associated with character introductions, though, so I really can't say how much they'll be incorporated into the series.  The rest of the episode, which focused on advancing the narrative, had none.

Personally, the only musical I like is Springtime for Hitler.  Otherwise, they bore me and I start looking at pictures of red pandas on my second monitor until the singing stops.  

My backlog is spring season, which I actually wanted to finish during summer season -.- That means Nanoha Vivid, Grisaia no Rakuen, Nagato Yuki, Nisekoi and catching up with PriPara and Dragon Ball.

Sakurako-san is pretty neat. I hope they can keep it interesting.

Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru is the clear front-runner for best anime of the season, as far as I'm concerned.  It's quirky and interesting, which is why I love Japanese mystery dramas like Trick and Keizoku 2: SPEC.  I really like Sakurako a lot--and she makes me remember why I'm sick of school-girls.

Sakurako is even childish-yet-brilliant like Toma from SPEC.

This season isn't looking all that great so I will probably need supplemental materials.  I have Psycho-Pass on tap but I'm not sure what else.

Relatively speaking.

Basically, I like women.  Also, school-girls in anime are usually rather thin cliches.  Discovering one with a complex and interesting personality is like finding a protagonist who can't overcome the odds.

More than that, though, it's that Japanese media so often seeks to dwell within the constraints of high-school when there is so much potential for variety outside those borders.

I just went ahead and re-watched all of The Irregular at Magic High School. Because there's nothing like a show with a sister complex, brother complex, an OP MC in basically every possible way, and a beautifully violent final confrontation to tide you over.