Screw Nanoha. It's all about the Viv!

Dream anime would be a One Piece x Attack on Titan crossover.

Recon Corps would be getting pushed back, and it all looks terrible, when suddenly best crew appears. Sanji will support Mikasa fighting Armored Titan of course. Zoro and Levi will fight Female Titan. Eren and Luffy will rush at Collosal Titan, bite their arms, and use a Titan Fist, Gomu Gomu Elephant Gun combo. They'll eventually win using a full team combination, similar to the Oars fight in Thriller Bark.

In the meantime, Chopper will use Monster Point and Franky will use Franky Shogun to fight the other Titans. Armin, Jean, and Connie will fanboy, while Sasha, Mikasa, and Historia will give judgmental stares.

It'll end with everyone celebrating...and Sakazuki hearing about the events. Particularly about another kingdom not loyal to the World Government. *swallows nervously*

Yes, I've thought about this for a while.
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If crossovers don't count, then:

Ao no Exorcist: Brotherhood
Darker than Black Harvest Arc animated
Nisekoi Amnesia, Doppelganger Princess, and Move Arcs animated

Hopefully someday...*looks out the window*

Atelier Arland spanning the 3 games, with lots of Rorona screen time :3

Okay, after episode 2, one punch man is definitely something I need to keep an eye out for.

The Claymore manga is one of a handful I read to completion, largely due to the anime ending prematurely and coming up with an anime-only ending that still didn't conclude jack shit. I would love to see Claymore get rebooted, following the manga perfectly. I mean, we didn't even get to see adult Raki in the anime.

Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu Ka? is too damn adorable. I feel as if I can't be in a bad mood when I'm watching it.

One Punch Man episode two was brilliant. The way this show in no way takes itself seriously, yet is so fun to watch just makes for a great time.

Heavy Object ep. 2 was more interesting than the first episode but it still let me down a lot.  

There was a part where it looked like we were headed toward an interesting and realistic perspective on war, where the protagonist was going to have to face the fact that the people on the other side are human beings who are often fighting for their own sense of what is right.  

Don't worry about it, they're evil, you can kill them without staining your sense of morality!  Yay.  What an enormous cop-out.  They even talk about how evil they are at just the right moment, which was very obliging.

Also, nice job with the civilian suddenly knocking out head-shots like he's playing CoD--and the bad guys not taking cover whatsoever.

Still, bad writing aside, there is some potential, as the team appears ready to go after the Death Star.  I assume Engineer-san knows where the Thermal Exhaust Port is located.

Random Pic of the day: Here is my favorite fan drawing of Mio



(Outside of any lewd ones that is)

Smart bullets

Mentioned and explained in episode 1 and shown in episode 2

and why they bad guys seemed so ill trained? Find out next week! Ask me again if you want the real spoiler.