It took me five episodes to warm up to K-ON, unlike the hordes of people going “I LOVE YOU, K-ON!” “Mio <33333" (though now it’s more of “Azu-nyan~! <333") right from the start, like Mio-crazy Seleria over here. Started off unimpressed, not because of any KyoAni biases (I’ve never watched a moe~kyun~ KyoAni series, unless you count Full Metal Panic), but because I’m fairly new to this whole moemoe~kyun~! thing *le gasp*.

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Yui Hisakawa was once an avid fan of castanets, but the evil Light Music Club has stolen her from her childhood love. She is now a captive of munchy snacks, fluffy cute girlfriends, and her fated guitar of destiny pink love�. That�s just wrong, Yui and castanets belong together, and here are 3 reasons why.

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Please do not call me lazy, I am just Mio-crazy.

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Can’t decide what to watch? Let our mini-review of the pilot episodes help you!

[Latest additions]: Guin Saga, Sengoku Basara, Hanasakeru Seishounen

[Animes reviewed]: Eden of the East, Natsu no Arashi, Queen’s Blade, K-ON!, Asura Cryin’, Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~, Arad Senki, FMA, Saki, Basquash!, Pandora Hearts, 07-GHOST, Ristorante Paradiso, Higepiyo, Marie and Gali, Shangri-la.

Check back to this post soon for the next batch that includes: Crossgame, Tears to Tiara, Valkyria Chronicles, Hatsukoi Limited, and Charady no Joke na Mainichi.

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The Scrumptious Anime Chefs bring to you an almost complete list of this spring season’s anime. With a rather large disparity in our tastes, we’ve included “Chef Chaff” in each of our preview, to give you an idea of what we think of the title.

Don’t forget to tell us what YOU will be watching. Bon app�tit.

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