The lone guy in an all-girls school has been rehashed to death, but what if we add in the twist that the lone guy needs to make people think he's gay with a fetish for muscular men?

It's a noitaminA show. noitaminA shows are generally good. Except maybe Zankyou no Terror, which kinda just disintegrated towards the end.

You know how there's a recent trend of powerful heroes unfairly assessed as failures because modern assessment criteria can't accurately gauge their talents? How about we extend that concept to a whole platoon?

Japan's juvenile anime version of the American TV series Bones.

Have you ever wondered what's it like for Astro Boy to learn how to flirt? Well, this show is for you.

There ain't no Vanessa Hudgens here, just a lot of Zac Efrons.

When a 60's anime gets a modern sequel, it's bound to either be really awful or really awesome. So far, we got a really awesome first episode.

One Punch Man begins as a one-trick gag show, which may not necessarily be the best of beginnings.

The anime gods have blessed us with a second fabulous mecha anime this season. And this time, with potential waifu factor!

Japan's version of Men in Black. But Will Smith is a magical girl here.

Finally, the Gundam we've been waiting for. The Gundam we deserve.

Well what do you you know, yet another school battle anime. We get double servings!