School Rumble, Vol. 1

Absurdly Hilarious !
I'm not a big fan of romantic comedies, because they are all the same, you know two beautiful girls fighting for the love of that lucky guy, however SCHOOL RUMBLE dares to be different. This is a romantic comedy but its humor can be compare to my all time favorite NINJA NONSENSE, no it doesn't have innuendo but it delivers lots of healthy doses of humor.

Kenji Harima the bad-ass loner who is in love of Tenma Tsukamoto the innocent cute girl of the class, but she is in love of the weirdo of the class and the weirdo is in love of ... who knows.

School Rumble is a fun ride of pure nonsense, there isn't an omega plot, no character development, no mecha, No magic, Nada, Just lots of that fine and clever humor from Japan.

Cons:
- O.O?

Pros:
- Music.
- animation.
- Fan service.
- Both English and Japanese versions are top-notch.
- surprisingly funny comedy.
- Five episodes.

If you're into Ninja...

I love this anime
Looking for A crazy love triangle, you found it. I adore this anime, its great to watch anytime, light a fluffy with a dash of drama.

Underrated show
Really good show if you're looking for something that's light-hearted and comedy oriented. The characters are likable as well. The only thing I was not overly happy with is that you can only stream season 1, and it's missing the first episode. I first watched this series via "another popular streaming service," and they had more episodes (season 2) at the time and some of the later episodes are amongst my favorite and they help tie a few of the relationships together. Personally I would recommend watching the series then reading the Wikipedia articles, because it helps give some closure to the characters and specifies anything not included from the Manga. I really wish they had season 2 on here, though. Also, if you want to watch the seasons in order; watch this series, then School Rumble OVA (only has 2 episodes), then season 2.

Pros:
Good show
Likable characters
Cute art
Familiar voice actors

Cons:
Only season 1 and OVA on Amazon...

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