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Except Teekyu wasn't a moe series. It's as much a moe series as Ai Mai Mi was about drawing manga (meaning it wasn't).
It's the Arakawa version, which is very much a subject of Broken Base for those who a) read the books and b) watched the original Arslan. At Animesuki for example, the reaction was pretty much universally "Well, sh*t."(uttered by the old hands who remember the first series)
edited 4th Jan '15 6:49:37 AM by MyssaRei
>Kyo Ani making 4-girl music band anime
Not K-on season 3. Will still watch though
>Grisaia sequel
Thankfully, Teekyuu is airing too so I have the drugs to survive this
>Golden Mosaic season 2
Thank you kinpatsu gods. Now just waiting for Non Non Biyori which hopefully will air in the same year
So the cover art for Sound Euphonism has a guy member in it [1]
◊... The thing might be completely different than what people are expecting.
Kyo Ani isn't exactly known for the faithfulness of their adaptions.... And the plot summary of the anime is entirely about the relationship between euphonium girl and the dark-haired girl
Depends on who animates that week.
Kakashi vs. Obito in the kamui dimension from Naruto is downright Ufotable tier in that episode
Plus, studio Pierrot makes gorgeous movie animation too.
Watch SymphogearThey also did Level E, Akatsuki No Yona, Sabagebu, Baby Steps, Tokyo Ghoul, Soredemo Sekai Wa Utsukushii...
Yep.
They were previously primarily shoujo creators before Naruto and Bleach got them even richer.
They made Tokyo Mew Mew, too.
Watch SymphogearAdd Akatsuki No Yona to that list too.
Long-running series like Naruto and Bleach could be given some leeway with regards to quality I think, as while the budget may be bigger, it's also spread out much more thinly per episode compared to your average 12-episode series.
Just as long as there are no more cake episodes.
-Sideshow Bob's annoyed shudder-
Of all anime, Kaitou Joker
gets a second season. This is really unusual since that it is a made for kids and kids only anime compared to Hero Bank or Majin Bone. (No, Oshiri Kajiri Mushi doesn't count because it is from a folk song.)

Yeah, Kinmoza is really a straight up comedy series.
I thought it was hilarious though.