Romantic

Everyone needs a little love in their life, but even if you do have someone that warms your heart, romance anime can keep those good feelings of love flowing.  You see, love is addicting and some people just can’t stop themselves from falling in love over and over again. That is exactly what romance anime does, it lets you experience the characters falling in love over and over again with each new series. If you’re a hopeless romantic or just a love junkie, try getting swept away with these romance anime recommendations. They will make your heart soar without all the worry of STDs from your string of one night falling in love stands. 1. Nana What could possibly top Kimi ni Todoke as number one on this list? Nana. This may seem like a strange choice, but if you give Nana a chance, it can blow you away.  One of the major reasons this takes the cake is because one of the Nana’s is as addicted to falling in love as you are. Howev

If you are an anime fan and a fan of romance anime in particular, then there is little that is more relatable than a romance series about otaku. Let’s face it, even if we aren’t obsessive about anime to a true otaku level, we all want to be loved for who we are and what we like. Of course, being obsessive about something – games, anime, books, or whatever – leads to a number of funny situations, which in its own way can make otaku romantic comedies highly amusing even if you aren’t in it for the romance. And You Thought There Was Never a Girl Online? Who hasn’t looked for love in their online MMOs at one point or another and got burned by it? This is the starting premise for this series about a boy who thought he found love in his MMO and the character turned out to be a man playing or girl character, or at least that’s what they said. After giving up on it, he soon finds out that the girl that is overly attached to him in t

Love and romance has been an integral part of any entertainment media. Anime is not an exception. A pair of characters with good chemistry, interactions and/or personality can add different dimensions to their relationship as well as the anime itself. Come fall in love with these 10 anime couples. 10. Taiga and Ryuuji - Toradora Taiga and Ryuuji unite when they learn that they have crushes on each other's best friends. Taiga's fiery tsundere personality contrasts perfectly with Ryuuji's more responsible nature, and their relationship grows naturally as they open up to each other. Their love is about acceptance, and when they finally realize that they've fallen for each other, it makes their kiss incredibly beautiful.   9. Kaori and Kousei - Your Lie in April These two adorable kids have brought about an ocean of emotions in the hearts of fans worldwide. Both Kao-chan and Kousei have extremely complicated pasts. But together. The sounds of hop

A good shoujo romance is one that can make the audience members swoon. To do so, they try to be extremely cheesy and adorable as possible, making the strongest of people go “Aww!” The following shoujo scenes just do about that. These romantic moments make viewers love the feeling of being in love. 1. KAICHOU WA MAID-SAMA “I’M GOING TO JUMP TO MY DEATH.” This is one of my favorite moments in Kaichou wa Maid-sama because it is the part where Takumi Usui confesses his feelings for Misaki Ayuzawa right before he jumps off a building in order to retrieve Misaka’s photo that contains her maid cafe secret. Let’s be real. we don’t think it is a worthy exchange to risk your life just to save a measly picture. However, this scene applies the concept of “we’ll risk my life to protect you” but in an extreme and cheesy situation.   2. KAMISAMA HAJIMEMASHITA  “MOONLIGHT ROMANCE&

Anime has enough monsters, bullets and psychopaths to make you believe there is no good in the world. But sometimes, anime is so beautiful in its portrayal of human emotion that you can't help but feel like there is some good out there. So, to pull at the strings of your heart, here are 10 anime that will make you believe in love. 1. Kids on the Slope It was the summer of 1966 when honor student Kauro, recently moved to Sasebo, came across hooligan and musical genius Sentaro. It was also then that he first saw Ritsuko, and fell in love. You don’t need a crystal ball to tell you which type of triangle this relationship is headed towards, but what makes Kids on the Slope so unique is that proves the old maxim: love is everywhere. In the music they make as a group, the winds that caress them as they walk down the slope, in the rosary beads Sen wears around his neck--love is everywhere for our protagonists. And when it has you surrounded like tha