Asura Cryin'

At first it may seem like just another anime, but it's more than that. The story starts off very differently, as Tomohamaru, the progtagonist, has a "ghost" for a friend. The plot then gets more complicated as many events start happening in Tomo's life.

There may be a bit of confusion in this anime, but if you were a fan of Death Note and Code Geass, then this may be the right anime for you. As I was searching for a serious/funny/loving anime, and I stumbled across this.

I truly loved this anime, was VERY enjoyable with many laughs and jokes, with a great story and GREAT twist!

Characters were really sweet, such as An, Misao, and Takatsuki. You will come to love them while watching this anime.
This anime also followed a "school-life" kind of anime, similar to Code Geass.

I wish I could write more about this series, but i'm writing this right after I finished it, and i'm still speechless, check it out, you will love it<3

So far this is just the normal anime :/
Nothing to specail about it. It can be a bit confusing.
I hated the main characters hair. Also the last episode was a disapointment.
This anime had a lot of potential at the start and it could have been written a hell of a lot better.
But they started to get kinda stupid after a while. I dont see what people like besides for some fan service momments.
There are some good points in it tho.
When it was funny I laughed pretty hard and the characters were somewhat loveable but some needed to be designed better.
Id watch this anime just to get a laugh and say I watched it.

The minute i started watching this show i was pulled in by the plot. It's very nonlinear and mysterious, which is a plus when you consider all the anime out there competing in the same genre. I think that the storyline becomes skewed, however, after a few more episodes. Instead of providing back story or information to any of the main plot points, the series tends to deal with some unrelated, albeit humorous, side stories. However, these episodes have an enormous capacity to get a really well-fleshed out story if they start focusing on some main goals for the lead characters in season 2. I really thought by episode 13 that there wasn't any solid point the characters were working towards.

Music and animation was okay, not the best I've seen, but its passable. Hopefully season 2 will remedy this. The mechas got some good natural motion and battle scenes, however.

The characters were probably the best part of this series so far. I really loved watching the character interactions and enjoyed learning about various backgrounds of certain characters, though usually you are left to guess about some of their motives. If their backgrounds become clearer in season 2, this could possibly be one of the most thought out character development shows i have ever seen, personally.

This show, while pretty good, lacks some strength in consistency and flow.
Storyline:
The story isn't terrible, but isn't coherent often enough, and tends to feel inconsistent. The trouble might be due to the combination of mecha/mystery and school life of the plot. Even after watching all the episodes, you feel like you've missed something. It would have likely been better if they took it a little slower and gave a little more background on some portions - there's a lot going on with mini-story arcs for several characters and they're trying to squeeze this all into 13eps.
In short, they have great room for depth, but push thru quickly. Possibly filling in more in upcoming season(s).
Music:
OP and ED are by angela, whom I like quite a bit, however, these tracks aren't that great. The music of the show is otherwise pretty standard.
Characters:
I like most of the female characters excepting Nia (the little girl that pops up a few eps in). They tend to give the main character loads of trouble which provides some nice humour value. I particularly like Shuri, who has a coloured and mostly-mysterious background.
Animation:
This seems pretty normal. Some of the style I don't care for, but there's some nice transparency effects (several characters are "ghostly").

Overall pretty good, but it might be worthwhile to wait for more seasons before watching this.

Do you ever imagine that human beings who were already sacrificed as an offering inside a machine and become ghosts can actually become a living person again? Well this is Natsume Tomoharu wants because of his childhood friend Misao Minakami after learning that these ghosts disappear
when their powers are pushed into the limit will Tomo become successful before Misao disappears?

This is the plot of the sequel of this anime and many happenings in the first season have been revealed, This is a must watch anime especially for the fans of the of the anime and those who watched the first season because this will answer all your questions regarding the anime

This is a mecha,school life,action anime which has little love and funny scenes it has 13 episodes and will give some little suspense this a good anime for those who want short animes

The Main Characters:

Natsume Tomoharu-The main protagonist of the story he is   
the handler of Kurogane which has his childhood friend Misao Minakami inside as a burial doll (A sacrifice that is offered inside an Asura Machina) he is trying to find a way on how to prevent Misao from disappering and let her become normal person again 

Misao Minakami-The childhood friend of Tomo who sacrificed herself to revive Tomo from the planecrash in the first season. She is sealed inside Kurogane and needs a Splitter and an Asura Cryin' for her to be revived and become a normal person again

Kanade Takatsuki-The demon that helps Tomo with His objective. Lately she became in love with Tomo and made a contract with him when Tomo is willing to do anything to prevent her from disappearing.Thus made Tomo an Asura Cryin'

Kurosaki Shuri-The cyborg that sent Kurogane to Tomo she also helps Tomo in his adventure