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The curves, the striking colors, the subservience: it's no wonder so many people have a thing for maid outfits. Of course they show up in anime plenty of times, but some maids are hiding more than pretty legs under that black and white dress. What happens when a male anime character wears the maid outfit better than his female counterparts? 1. Array Danon Ci from Lagrange: The Flowers of Rin-ne You didn't think that maid outfits were only for girls, did you? Say hi to little Array. He isn't some cross-dressing gag to help get laughs for one or two scenes of a certain filler episode. He truly enjoys his fancy threads and isn't embarrassed to admit it.   2. Saika Totsuka from My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU Saika proves that femininity has nothing to do with gender. He has got to be the prettiest anime boy. 3. Hayate Ayasaki from Hayate the Combat Butler Although he normally wears a butler outfit, Hayate has had a chance to don the female equiva

What's a Kamidere? Ultimately, Kamidere are viewed as arrogant. In life being confident is important. However, Kamidere take it to a completely different level. This type of character believes their world view is absolute, and will disregard any constraints placed on them by society that doesn't mesh with their own goals. They also firmly believe that they are correct 100% of the time, even when presented with evidence to the contrary. Here are 10 anime characters that set the standard for what it means to be Kamidere. 1. Light Yagami from Death Note A pretty obvious give away that Light is a kamidere is the simple fact that he wants to create a utopia that he's the god of. He goes so far as to say "I am the God placed here to save the weak and create a perfect world." If that does not depict a god complex, then only god knows what does. Admittedly, Light is a genius, one that not only is able to successfully outplay L, but also create his utopia wit

Let's be frank, some characters are really annoying. If we got a step further, some characters are really annoying and useless to a show's plot as a whole.  Creators try to get the audience to overlook this by making the character fuzzy and cute, but the point still stands. Today's List looks at 7 animal companions that are completely useless. 7. Jaken (InuYasha)  Jaken is technically a kappa, a sort of turtle-like demon thing. He's Sesshōmaru's most devoted lackey, which is the guy's only real strong point. He has a staff with fire abilities that he is somewhat capable with but his other powers are weak at best.  Despite this, I guess his loyalty really is worth something since Sesshōmaru opted to bring him back to life.    6. Shiina (Vampire Princess Miyu)  Shiina is Miyu's deceptively cute rabbit shinma. It's primary function is a sort of "alarm" to detect opposing shinma's power levels with its creepy, jaundiced ey

The world of anime is filled with awesome heroes and adventures. But a hero isn't complete without a sidekick or friends to back them up in a time of need.  So for this list, we're looking at characters who offer various forms of support for the lead characters of a series, who watch their backs, look up to them and learn from them in some way or another.  Here goes to the Top 10 Best Anime Sidekicks: 10. Radical Edward From Cowboy Bebop Almost nothing is known about Edward's past except that she was born on January 1, 2058 on Earth and that she spent the first years of her childhood in an orphanage.  She makes her debut in the crew when she was discovered hacking a satellite. In exchange for her help she gets Faye to promise to make her a member of the crew. Although they try to not keep their word, Edward manages to get what she wants by taking control of the Bebop through her computer, forcing the crew to take her on board in order to

Some anime series are based on a good premise, but end up squandering it. A very select few are based on an awesome premise and end up being awesome.  However, within the realm of anime there are a lot of odd ducks – anime series with a premise that seems so god awful that it couldn’t possibly good, and yet, it ends up being something truly enjoyable for one reason or another.  Sometimes a good script or soundtrack can carry an otherwise bland anime, but just sometimes, that writing can take something so stupid and turn it into a real diamond. 1. Midori Days The Premise: A guy wakes up with a girl replacing his hand. Why We Like It: You would expect this show to go right into the gutter. Yes, it has those moments, but it also manages to keep them novel and feeling fresh. Where this show really shines is in its character development. Seiji is a thug, but is forced to evolve when his punching hand is replaced with a sweet girl. &nbs