Omg I've just started watching xxxholic and i love it! thank u !

It's a gift.

I needs a new anime series, please (:
im very picky, so throw me whatever you got!

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1. criteria
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Comedy+Romance [optional: school, drama]
shounen or shoujo, doesn't matter
no harems, no excessive ecchi, not too much action, artwork must be acceptable especially characters [so most animes produced before the 21st century is out]
i prefer artwork thats puffy like clannad, but this is not a huge priority
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2. animes i've seen
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Clannad
Clannad After Story (fav)
Air
Kanon
True Tears
Ouran High School Host Club
Toradora!
Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo
Myself; Yourself
Kimi ga Nozomu Eien
Karin
Fruits Basket
Special A
Chobits
Skip Beat
Seto No Hanayome
Kiss x sis
Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora
ef – A Tale of Memories
ef – A Tale of Melodies (2nd fav)
Kimikiss Pure Rouge
H2O: Footprints in the Sand
Saikano
Bokura Ga Ita
Lovely Complex
5cm per second
Midori Days
Sola
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3. dropped animes
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-honey and clover (ep4)
-nana (ep33)
-ichigo 100% (ep3)
-love hina (ep4?)
-lamune (ep1)
-fushi yugi
-marmalade boy
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if you CAN,
rec me an anime :]

Bokura Ga Ita and Kare Kano are both romantic-school life anime. In both series, we see the characters developing their reletionships, as well as their selves, changing and becoming more mature. These anime are all about finding your self whle being in a young age and trying to overcome your ego in order to be with the person you love. The romance and sad moments of these anime are many and intense, therefore I think that if you liked either of them, you will like the other, too


Superficially, School Rumble is similar to Toradora!: romantic comedies in a high school setting. But underneath the hood, Toradora! and School Rumble deal with many of the same elements. Both especially concern with how people are percieved, in the case of Ryuuji's and Harima's delinquint looks.
Toradora! deals with a select group of people and extensively exploring their relationships, while School Rumble has a large cast, skirting over the interactions of many different personality types.



Karin and Tsukuyomi -Moon Phase- tell the story of a girl who is a vampire going against vampire laws. Each heroine eventually meets a boy who will make her life more interesting, taking her away from her family's standards and protecting her from the outside world. Both anime also have a romantic tendency, and deal with the impossible love between a vampire and a human. In different ways, these two series contain lots of comical situations caused by the vampire's behavior.


There is a certain bittersweet tinge to all good romances, in that dramatic style requires the lovers to be tested by circumstances -- they must prove to the audience that their love is true. This much, nearly all romances have in common.
However, sometimes the nature of the trial is beyond the normal. Sometimes, the romance is faced with such a weight of doom and tragedy that it seems impossible to bear. This is the case with both Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora; with Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu. In a sense, these anime form a triad of tragic love stories, each of which is sure to be appreciated by anyone who likes the others.