Card Captor Sakura The Movie 2: The Sealed Card (Anime, Movie)

First of all, kudos to the people who actually knows about the series. You're probably a girl or someone who's just watched a lot of animes. Anyways, CCS The Movie 2 takes place 4 months after the final events of the show. Everything's all spick and span and perfectly ordinary in Sakura Kinomoto's life, but when another Clow card is loose, havoc is spread. Sakura and her friends doesn't realize this and goes on normally with their lives. Soon, when they do encounter this "sealed card", they go out to stop it before it erases everything around it. Before, you watch the movie, I suggest watch the show. Two seasons, 70 episodes. Likeable if you want to watch something just cute with some action. The movie was pretty good. This movie is a must watch for every CCS fan out there, and I would also recommend it to the people looking for a cute romantic movie with some action in it.

CCS Movie 2: The Sealed Card : 7.5/10

Seitokai No Ichizon (Anime)

This is a comedy about a student council and what they regularly do in their "meetings" as the student council. The main character is Ken Sugisaki, the person holding the "blue chip" seat and is the vice-president. He is also a fan of a harem ending with the cute girls of the student council. The show doesn't really make up a plot in the first couple of episodes. It's just trying to be really funny at first, and they succeed at that. When a plot is kind of revealed, the episodes gets deeper and deeper into that with every episode, and the show ends with a really cute ending. If you understand otaku culture and enjoys hearing jokes about it, well, I say this is a very nice show for you to watch.

Seitokai No Ichizon: 7.25/10

Toradora! (Anime)

Toradora! is a romantic comedy about two high schoolers trying to set each other up to be with the person who they like. The story starts out when second year high schooler, Ryuji Takasu, bumps into the most dangerous student in school, the "Palmtop Tiger" Taiga Aisaka. When they later find out each other's love interest, they team up to help each other be with the person who they like. As the story gets deeper, they realize that their feelings are not really directed to the person who they think they like, but from someone less expected. Quite a funny show at first and as the story progresses, it get's pretty romantic and beautiful. A pretty good show to watch if you're looking for something, erm... romantic.

Toradora!: 8.5/10