That final episode made me shed manly tears.

Despite the controversy revolving around it because of the rushed ending and the fact that Kyousuke went for Tsun-bitch, I thought it was quite funny when it needed to be.

I wish he'd have gone for Kuro though.

Cute little watch. Ika's verbal tick "de geso" gets annoying fast, though.

Some people give it bad press while others think too highly of it, but for me I think it's about average. It's certainly very watchable and I really got into it when I watched it. The ALO portion of the anime essentially made Asuna a supporting useless character while introducing another girl.

Didn't really understand what the fuck was going on until the characters explained it but I was alright with that. Male lead's as dense as a breezeblock wall though, which I despise.

The first anime I ever saw under the Ecchi genre, which could account as to why I think so highly of it. Essentially a crossover between Harry Potter and Pokémon, where wizards at an academy have to summon a familiar. However Louise, the main female lead who cannot perform even the simplest of spells without exploding, summons a human which is something practically unheard of. Hijunks ensue as she treats him - literally - like a dog. Final episode reveals the reason why she's shit at magic; because the school doesn't teach her Magical alignment, Void, which turns out to be more powerful than any of the other elements. Louise the Zero is suddenly the most powerful mage in the school.

S4 focuses more on Louise's and Saito's relationship and how they move in together. Louise is contracted by a priest because of her void magic to take on an upcoming threat, which turns out to be a gigantic dragon. Louise learns a new spell when the gang get into trouble, which is called the World Door spell which allows her to open a portal to anywhere in any dimension, including Earth. Using it she tricks Saito to going back home but he comandeers a Fighter jet and flies into a conveniantly-timed Solar eclipse, returns to Halkeginia and single-handedly takes down the Dragon. Final scene sees them return to Earth and going to Saito's house for Louise to meet his parents. Cute stuff.

S2 focuses the story onto an upcoming war between nations and Louise's and Saito's involvement in that war, and Saito's jealousy when he finds out Louise is engaged to a man twice her age who turns out to be one of the bad guys. They also confess their feelings to each other at some point but that's not really important. In the final episode of the series he supposedly dies after going on a rampage as a one-man army but Derf teleports him away and he gets saved by a huge-breasted elf.

S3, because Saito "died" he loses his Gandalfr runes but Louise summons him again and gets them back. Tiffania, the elf who saved him joins the main cast and one of the girls in Saito's harem. Tabitha is kidnapped by an elf forced to work under Tabitha's father and the gang strip their titles as "Nobles" and go against all odds to save her. On their return they're confronted by a golem which, using teamwork, gets taken down.

I got up to the first 12 episodes and just never bothered to keep watching. Will have to change that at some point.

I dropped this one because it didn't keep my interest. I'm not quite sure why; I saw the first two episodes and it just felt boring.

I got up to the Johto league and got bored of it, but by the looks of the main-cast Pokémon I read up on Bulbapedia, it seems that the company making the episodes is just committing samefaggotry every season. I'll always be a fanboy for the originals.

The ridiculous amounts of fanservice put me off taking this seriously.

I've been recommended this anime from a few people I speak to, and by the looks of it it's been around for a while. Can't believe I've never heard of it until now.