This spring 72 animes were released, causing a mental breakdown among the hardcore Otaku fans. If you did your maths, say each anime takes 20 minutes to watch, 72 animes would take up 1440 minutes. That's how much you have to dedicate yourself to watching each week.

And if you convinently forget to watch it religiously each week, the number just continues to grow just like your untouched homework since last spring. For me, i got addicted to playing Granado Espada (Japanese server), and as a result, i have a long list of unwatched animes. Thankfully, I'm only following 26 animes this season.

I have to make way for the 30 Summer anime releases soon, so here are my few picks. Most of them are determined by the character art or seiyuus involved in it. Heh.

Tsuyokisu CoolxSweet is a must watch. The character art stole my heart. And them being tsundere characters make it a lot more sweeter to watch at the end. Hahaha, aeroflare guessed correctly about me watching this for sure. And to make things sweeter, Mai Nakahara will be voicing Erika Kiriya. Kitaaa!

Zero no Tsukaima looks good as well. Don't have the details for it at the moment, but it's like Mahou Sensei Negima without that annoying Negima.

Coyote Ragtime Show is also another must watch. I just love gun-chicks related animes. Think Black Lagoon, wild wild west styled. I think. But i saw space ships and space battles in the trailer though. Download the trailer here. And there are lolis in this anime! YAY! =X

N・H・K ni Youkoso must watch for sure. It's about an otaku with a social disorder. The "live in the house shunning away people" kind of disorder. I remember reading about it on wikepedia sometime ago. Can't remember the name for it. Anyway, it's like about the negative aspect of an otaku, and making a joke out of it.

Innocent Venus's synopsis at AnimeNfo.com looks interesting. Post apocolyse world, poverty vs rich, mecha and plenty of strife. My cup of tea.

And for the heck of it, I'm gonna watch the Demashita! PowerPuff Girls. Yes, the Powerpuff girls in anime form. How cool is that? Lmao.

I'm going to watch all the releases anyway, and I'll just slowly drop them base on my taste. But I'm very forgiving, so I might end up not dropping at all. Haha. For example, The Third ~Aoi Hitomi no Shoujo~ was pretty much the usual sword swinging character. But after episode 4, it's pushed 10 notches up and became a mecha-ish anime. Completely awesome, and worth the following.

So the lesson learnt from this? Don't judge the anime based on the first few episodes.