The Pet Girl of Sakurasou

This anime is pretty balanced in drama, plot, and comedy. The theme focus on personal achievement, failure, and comparatives is inspiring yet subtle enough that the other elements shine beside it nicely. The comedy is great, lots of moments to smile over without it being overbearing. Each of the character holds a unique personality that adds nicely to the over experience. Overall, it is a nice show to watch, no so much to heavily cling too, but something I'd recommend to anyone.

Personally I believe The Pet Girl of Sakurasou to be one of the best if not the best romance or slice of life anime out there. From episode 2 I cought myself getting so attached to each character and their exciting and unique personalities. This anime takes you for a roller coaster of emotions from laughing so hard you can barely breath, to heart break, to pity, to simply crying your eyes out. The art and music was also fantastically done.

one thing this is not a normal harem or silly high school anime. it has strong themes about finding your true calling and finding your voice. it a great anime to watch if your a kid not knowing what you wanna do with your life. as a writer i had no idea what i wanted to do until i got to college and even then it was a toss up. this also has themes of love. it mature love but no sex thank god. There is no fan service but a couple of off color joke but good clean fun. check it out for a enjoyable experience

This show just recently got done with its second season and may or may not be over, so I will review it once as if its over and once as if it isn't.
first impression, the pet girl of sakurasou is another comedy/slice of life anime that's there just for fan service, and don't get me wrong it does have all of that, but so so so much more! The basic premise focuses around the relationships and future plans of the students of Sakurasou, a high school dorm known for its outcast problem students and socially strange students. Sorata kanda is the protagonist of the show and pretty much the only "normal" resident of Sakurasou whose life takes a turn for the weird..er when he is put in charge of taking care of a foreign exchange student from England who has absolutely no common sense. She doesn't even know how to dress herself properly, THAT much common sense. You find out later that she is a brilliant painter though. characters like this make for situations that are laugh out loud hilarious, but the same amount of effort is put into character development, the inspirational messages put into the story and the great story itself. This show will keep you hooked with characters that you will love, and sometimes even hate. When I say hate I am really talking about one character in particular that the writers made it really hard to like in the first season of the show, but begin to become more likeable as the show continues on. Another flaw I felt the show had was with the dialogue. The main drive of all the characters is for them to strive towards their future careers and show the achievements and failures that go along with it. What happened was the characters focused so much on there future career plans that it was almost all they'd talk about, it just didn't make them feel like real high school students sometimes. As for the end of this anime, I will do two separate reviews. If season two is in fact the last season and it really is over I would give this show a 4.6/5 due to the fact that some of the love relationships you'd hope to be concluded don't conclude when so much development and progess went into them. If it does continue on and resolves the character relationships ill give it a 4.8/5. Either way this is a fantastic anime and definitely worth your time. Anime like this don't come around every day

This show is a romantic comedy about a high school kid who has to put up with an eccentric girl who appears out of nowhere, and in that sense I suppose it's like most anime of this type. But that isn't really what it's about. Ultimately, it has a lot to say on relationships, on talent, on work ethic, and on what it means to create, and it says it very well and with great emotional force. Unreserved recommendation on my part. I just wish the title wasn't so awkward so I could have an easier time convincing people to give it a look.