Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to
Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to is about a manga artist that is a big pervert to all the women that help him to do his work. He tries to feel them up, takes advantage of them at every turn, and does many other things that show just how perverted he can be.
The best part of the Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to is that it is a short show so that the jokes do not get old quite as quickly.
Overall Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to is an average ecchi show. If you like to see that kind of thing than this will be up your alley.
Status: Watching
Escha & Logy no Atelier: Tasogare no Sora no Renkinjutsushi
Escha & Logy no Atelier: Tasogare no Sora no Renkinjutsushi is based off of a game with the same name. Two alchemists have just started working in a small town. They have to help people with problems like fixing their windmill and making sure their drinking water stays clear. Alchemy is usually the answer.
The city guy and country girl dynamic works pretty well for the show. Logy is constantly surprised by things that are in the country. Apparently people in the city do not have a good grasp on what the country is like nowadays. Also there is a different kind of alchemy in the city. For some reason Logy can not use a cauldron even though it appears to just be throwing everything in to the cauldron, stirring, and waiting to miraculously get the right object.
Overall the show did not transition well from video game to anime. It still has the feel of a person doing quests. I did not even know ahead of time that this was based on a game, but after watching a bit of the show I was sure that was what happened.
Status: Not Watching.
Everytime I saw Escha make something using alchemy I thought of an Azumanga Daioh song
Cooking is so fun.
Cooking is so fun.
No it’s time to take a break and see what we have done.
Yay it’s ready!
No idea how she gets an apple tart out of a cauldron full of blue goo.
