Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai was a really interesting anime. The storyline was unique and one I'd never really seen in an anime before. There are a lot of anime about making friends, but not like this one. The plot moved by at a fairly quick pace and the resolution was decent. the only problem I found with the story was that the romance angle was never cleared up. I'm hoping for a sequel to clear things up on that front. The dialogue was alright for the most part, but I got a little sick of having a ten year old calling people "pig" and "poop" in almost every episode. The animation was beautifully done and it had a good entertainment value. There was an ecchi element to the episodes as some of the characters were perverts, so I wouldn't recommend this anime to anyone who hates ecchi anime. But if you don't mind ecchi sequences this is an excellent anime that I would watch more than once, just with a few months in between viewings. (show less)

This is one of the most stupidly funny anime I ever watched! Its something different than any other.

If you like something fun, school-life nerds, baka-teenagers, watch this. I tell you, watch this!

It is not an ecchi anime, but some hot shots are undeniable. But it is mainly about a group of students who really don't have friends. They formed a group, which consist of students who never know how best friend is like, and they even don't know that cell phone can sent mails!!!

Some of them plays shoujo games, loves literature, have a vampire sister, and even cross-dressing!

But in the series, I really hate the character Yozora. She is so annoying. (show less)

I have to admit despite being the a typical harem anime with all the girls fawning over the main male lead I found this thoroughly enjoyable.
The use of making a anime based on people who have difficulty finding or making friends was a refreshing experience towards what is constantly portrayed in the media as it gave it a more realistic view towards life and making friends then the idolised view of being a social butterfly. Also it follows the steady stages of meeting people and as they become acquaintances to close friends. Even before they realise it :)

I noticed that the use of sexual references was also difference compared to common ecchi/harem anime as the characters embrace their sexuality and talk about it openly. Simply because of this, I must say it had some great dialogue! I loved this about the anime, because I rarely come across this in any anime or manga.

Animation is the typical bishoujo style, great colours and composition.

Extremely entertaining in some areas, however some let downs because in some episodes it was obvious what was going to happen next, the ending was somewhat disappointing, it felt rushed.

Regardless of that, it is defiantly a watch for people who understand the realistic views of making friends in the real world. People can be prejudice simply because of what you look like or what social status you belong to. But its great anyway if your merely just looking for something cute and fluffy to waste some hours on :) (show less)