I shall now attempt to summarize all of them with just one line each… :O

Lovely Idol: Aoi Nishimata design with WTF seiyuu combinations. (And rabudoru is short for “Lovely Idol“, not “Love Doll”…)

Tokimeki Memorial ～Only Love～: Anime based on classic dating sim game defiled turned MMORPG, with all signs pointing to “suck” but I will watch the first episode anyway because I am such a tool TokiMemo fanboy.

DEATH NOTE: Story about a guy who finds the notebook of a God of Death and now possesses the ability to kill anyone in the world just by writing down his/her name, with surprisingly (pseudo) intellectual story and cute girl(s).

D.Gray-man: Story set in a fantasy 19th century Europe about “exorcists” and people who generally do not look European.

Super Robot Wars OG ～Divine Wars～: Classic mecha turn-based strategy game made into an anime, but without the crazy crossovers found in the latest incarnations of the game. (OG stands for Original Generation…)

Negima!?: The Final Redemption.

Yoake Mae yori Ruriiro na Crescent Love: 18-kin game turned anime with Feena, one of the hawtest heroines in recent times.

Kanon: Sad-girl-in-snow story about Nayuki’s journey of self-realization and Mai and Sayuri’s hawt and forbidden yuri love, also occasionally featuring an annoying girl who likes to eat Taiyaki and waste precious airtime. (Nayuki-chan, ganbare!)

Gin’iro no Olynssis: I don’t care what this mecha show thingy is about but the girl looks like Lacus Clyne. :3

Gift ～eternal rainbow～: Da Capo — The Bootleg Version.

Sumomo mo Momomo ～chijou saikyou no otome～: No fucking idea but it looks crazy enough to work.

Happiness!: I believe that Admiral Ackbar from the Star Wars trilogy sums it up pretty well.

Kujibiki Unbalance: Required viewing for the next Genshiken meeting, about a guy who looks loser and probably is one and a tsundere student council president who wears a helmet over her head for some inexplicable reason.

Jigoku Shoujo Futakomori: あなたの怨み、æ´ã‚‰ã—まãã€‚ (That said, I have yet to finish the first season…)

Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru: TRAP TRAP TRAP TRAP TRAP TRAP with Yui Horie voicing the WTFZOMG TRAP.

Hatarakiman: No idea but it looks like it’s about office life antics in a weekly magazine.

On a side note, my exams are next week! Life is good…