Amaenaideyo

Title Amaenaideyo!!
Japanese Title B~HjDgˆ


Official Site http://www.vap.co.jp/amae/
Category TV
Total Episodes 12
Genres Comedy, Ecchi, School Life
Year Published 2005
Studio Studio Deen

US Distribution
User Rating N/A
Updated Fri, 10 Jun 2005 06:17:26 -0400



Description
Satonaka Ikko is an apprentice Buddhist priest. He is sent to Saien Temple whose chief priest is his grand mother, Jotoku. What waiting for him there are severe training, purification jobs, and 6 nuns. The situation living with nuns of the same ages sounds enviable, but actually he is treated as an errand boy, and his purification skill cannot compare with theirs. However, when he has worldly desire, his power becomes stronger than anybody


I am downloading it right now, so i cant say if its good or not. Please share your opinion on this anime

here's the link for the first episode for those interested...

http://a.scarywater.net/a-futu...C9AC46B%5D.avi.torrent

i watched froth version, this anime looks pretty funny but it seems to be like every other ecchi series, one boy and lots of girls, boy is a pervert one girl starts to like him etc etc i'll watch the next ep to see if it stays funny

Yeah, same here.

I sort of randomly watched the first ep and found it really unimpressive and unoriginal. I don't think I'll watch any more.

Imma try the Froth-Bite version later tonight and see if it's worth watching

Froth-Bite dropped this series, their last release will be episode 2

http://www.froth-bite.com/

Is this anime worth watching from the post it looks not so good

it's not really good, it's just another ecchi show with one guy and lots of girls

oh i will just dl the first ep anyway since im bored

Eh I see no1 has been posting any episodes lately but here's episode 7 anyway for any1 who wants it.....http://www.baka-updates.com/se...naideyo&type=title

Also the link for the other episodes are they are well if you want them.............

I just happened to find the two first episodes of this series at the Nanashi tracker (where Eureka7 locates), and I made a historical decision by downloading them without any knowledge what manner of series it is (I guess I just wanted to download something from the Eureka tracker...). And I didn't remember this thread, either.

Well, the series is pretty much what has been said here before. Soft ecchi mostly made of scenes of the guy seeing what he shouldn't have seen, and consequent slapstick. Well, perhaps it's a little originality that the harem girls also use the guy occasionally because of the rather tremendous arousal effect the dude possesses...

I have no idea if I keep watching this or not. Perhaps I'll download the episodes if they keep appearing at the Nanashi tracker, when I check it for Eureka 7 releases.

Posting this for any1still watching this series............. http://saberlime.pwp.blueyonder.co.u...12.avi.torrent.......................
Is there even any1 that still watches this series???>.>

Yeah. I watch it, but I think I'll just stick to the Mendoi subs that are posted at the Nanashi tracker. As subs they are good enough, and whilst I don't actually know this group for anything else but this series, and consequently can't say how reliably they work in general, it has been fine so far. This series isn't exactly one I would hold my breath for, and so whenever the subs happen to appear, it's fine...

Episode 1 - Mendoi
Episode 2 - Mendoi
Episode 3 - Mendoi
Episode 4 - Mendoi
Episode 5 - Mendoi
Episode 6 - Mendoi
Episode 7 - Mendoi

All I know is that LIME is shit, so anything else is probably worth getting instead of them. Though I haven't seen any of their releases, Mendoi were the ones that did the Fafner OVA and the Nana movie... maybe you'll recognize them from there.

I'm thinking of picking up this series, but i'll wait till at least the first season is finished by Mendoi.

It looks like your wish came true at quite a pace...

Episode 8 - Mendoi
Episode 9 - Mendoi
Episode 10 - Mendoi
Episode 11 - Mendoi
Episode 12 - Mendoi
Episode 13 Final - Mendoi

Hmm... I hadn't even noticed this was a half-lenght series, even though it was told in the first post of this thread...

Well, actually there's another season for this series... Mendoi is planning on doing it.

Now that I have watched the whole first season, I think it's fair to adjust my opinion a notch to the better. I'm not objectively sure if the show actually got significantly better during the second half, or if it just grew on me, but I started to like it more and more. Well, it's still mainly simple-minded slapstick, but there actually appeared something that looked like a bigger plot and also they nicely strenghtened Ikko's character (the male lead).

All in all, I could almost recommend this series to people who like harem comedy / ecchi with some supernatural elements.¨

Edit: Episodes 1-13 batch torrent - Mendoi

The Mendoi fansubs group seems to work like slaves, and the first episode of twelve of the second season, Amaenaideyo Katsu, is already out:

2nd season Episode 1 - Mendoi

Edit: A really good episode. It got straight to the business (in more senses than one) without any trace of randomness. The plot already surfacing during the latter half of the first season seems to continue smoothly. And the fact a vixen seems to be added to the harem is a welcome fact...

Should there lurk here anybody besides me watching this series, the 2nd ep of the second season has been out for a while:

2nd season Episode 2 - Mendoi

It was quite fine an episode. Not as good as the first one as the plot was very much on slow burn with nothing tremendous happening, but some clips and scenes indicated the plot should progress more shortly. Of course there was plenty of fanservice, due to the nature of the show. It looks like the new female character will have a decisive role, and thus appropriate amounts of time on screen.

Edit: Appalled by the outrageous (lack of) activity of this thread, I'll just edit in the next episode link. 4 posts in row would be a bit much, even if they actually all were legitimate.

2nd season Episode 3 - Mendoi

2nd season Episode 4 - Mendoi

Whoa! I just watched the 4th episode, and it looks like this series took a big step to a good direction. If this leads to where it potentially could lead, I would almost say the story overtook what was left of the brainless slapstick for good, and this turned into a real, respectable series. Not that I had anything against the simple comedy/ecchi this was before, but if there's a strong story and character development behind it... Well, it's needless to say it's taking the show to a totally different level.

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Originally Posted by Kraco

Edit: Appalled by the outrageous (lack of) activity of this thread, I'll just edit in the next episode link. 4 posts in row would be a bit much, even if they actually all were legitimate.

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It's fine, when I decide to watch the series a year from now or so, I'll come back and read all this crap you are posting.

Episode 5 - Mendoi

Well, it might not have gone exactly to the direction I was thinking, but episode 5 was bloody funny. One of the funniest so far in the whole series. And it was also otherwise good. The relevance to the main plot might be ambiguous and open to debate (which was pretty much said so also in the series), but it certainly presented intriguing material if one is inclined to be interested in the other backbone of this series, aside from the obvious soft ecchi and slapstick.

I can't believe I noticed it only in this episode, but this series actually shares one voice actress, Higuchi Chieko with Azumanga (Tomo). And the characters are very much alike. (This as a useless tidbit at the end.)

Anyone have an preference in translators? LIME I know has been around for awhile, but what about Mendoi?

LIME should never be considered in a fansub comparison... They'll always do the worst releases.

As far as I'm concerned, Mendoi has done very good work. I don't know Japanese any more than a regular fanboy, so I can't say how accurate the translations are, but the language is good and they have added plenty of notes explaining various things about the religion and other things, all of which have been important, if you are interested in things beyond the ecchi/slapstick in this series (aye, interestingly enough, if you are, you will have to think more than when watching many regular non-ecchi series. While this is a comedy/ecchi show, it seems to take its background pretty seriously).

I certainly can't say I would have any complaints about Mendoi's speed in releasing the episodes:

Episode 6 - Mendoi

Edit: Well, I have said it before, and thus I'm only repeating myself (not that anybody would be reading this thread but Bud, who doesn't even watch the series), but this show is getting more and more respectable. Perhaps it doesn't contain anything really really unique or innovative, but it uses the elements it has really well. And I think it deserves a special mention about how it so succesfully combines the ecchi and the serious, plot relevant aspects. Nothing seems out of place.

I continue my lonely crusade in support of this soft ecchi series:

Episode 7 - Mendoi

I like how quickly Mendoi releases these episodes!

Edit: Now it's pretty evident what's going on in this series: They are concentrating on every character turn by turn, and developing them pretty much individually in their spiritual path. The major plot still of course lingers all the time in the background, but otherwise the focus has now been for a while on the other characters.

Unaffected by the tremendous popularity of this series among gotwooters, I continue to post the updates here:

Episode 8 - Mendoi

Well, there was some action over at the Nanashi tracker, even if it wasn't Eureka. Still, for me, Amaenaideyo (the second hardest name to remember after Utawarerumono) is always a welcome release as well:

Episode 9 - Mendoi

The rest of the second season (minus a DVD bonus that will still appear one day):

Episode 10 - Mendoi
Episode 11 - Mendoi
Episode 12 - Mendoi

Well, despite the promising aspects of the earlier episodes of the second season, the very end wasn't that impressive. It's somewhat strange that they wrote considerable character development for the other characters but the main character. Especially considering how much potential the main character would have had. But now at the end he's exactly the same he was in the beginning of the first season. And the rest of the cast quite isn't. Of course a great deal of the humour of this series was based on the basic nature of the main character, but what's there to spare when the series ends anyway... They might have as well given him some development. I'm sure that wouldn't have prevented getting humour in one DVD extra. Especially considering the main merit of the extra is more evindent fanservice.

Oh, well. It's not like this was such an important series anyway, on the other hand.

I concur. As endings of series go, this was pretty weak.

I should say more though. I thought the series as a whole was pretty decent, as far as it goes. I mean, it's a series classified unashamedly as "ecchi" ... it took every possible liberty it could without crossing the line into hentai. Nevertheless, as harem-type shows and ecchi content goes, it was actually pretty entertaining, with a decent storyline and some good times.

I would honestly have liked to see a scenario more like what played out in the Katsu opening sequence, where Ikkou somewhat gets control of his powers and actually develops a good relationship with Chitose. I felt like arranging something like that during the last 5 or so episodes would have made the series feel a bit more ... complete, you know?

Maybe that would have been too predictable though... and maybe would have crossed the line into "serious romance" or something -- ie: given us less opportunities to see scantily clad women. And who wants that?

I completely agree about gaining control over his powers and steadying the relationship with Chitose. While it is true what you said about that, still, if the series ends now (with the exception of one DVD extra), I don't really see what damage it would have done. Plot wise I don't think this was so hugely surprising series anyhow, so it being predictable might not have been such a bad thing. I'm sure a great deal of the audience would have liked to see some development. When the situation after 24 episodes is exactly the same it was in the first episode - I think that might gnaw more people than a predictable outcome.

Oh, and it was a surprisingly good series considering the classification. There's no denying that. The technical quality aspects alone left little to complain about, and the plot and characters certainly were better than I expected on the whole, considering it's an ecchi series.

The dvd extra of the second season is out:

Season 2 DVD extra - Mendoi

Also, the whole season 2 (including the extra) is available as a batch just for Bud:

Season 2 Batch - Mendoi

The dvd extra was, like the first one, mainly increased fanservice. However, it also had a pretty strange and twisted plot that certainly fooled me for a moment, for real.