Haruhi Suzumiya (8.67)
Miyabi Kagurazaki (8.60)
Triela (8.58)
Tone (8.57)
Misaki Kirihara (8.54) More stats...
Haruhi Fujioka (212)
Lark Melk Marre (212)
Lucretzia Noin (153)
Haruhi Suzumiya (147)
Mizuho Kazami (139) More stats...
None just yet.
Welcome to Anime Girl Rankings, a database of rankings on female anime characters
that you can contribute to. If this is your first time here, it's a good idea to
check out the About the Site section, where you can learn
about the general concept of the page, and how to go about contributing to it.
If you see a female anime character or an anime series that is not represented on the
site, why not learn how to contribute by checking out the
Submit an Entry section.
If newsfeeds are your thing, we have an RSS Newsfeed available that always
contains the five most recent updates.
Updates
Mikos in Mechs
by Panadero
1/03/2009 9:19PM
Tonight we've got an interesting little series up for you - Kannazuki no Miko, a twelve episode series with mikos, giant robots, and some melodramatic yuri thrown in for good measure. I had a hard time with the pacing and presentation for the first handful of episodes, but after that things started clicking. I still can't say it was much more than slightly above average, but hey...the girls are pretty, and everybody loves mikos. Plus I'm a sucker for KOTOKO so I loved the opening and ending themes. Go vote!
Entry no Series
by Panadero
12/17/2008 9:20PM
I'm on a roll with unimaginative update titles! Tonight we've got the five main females from that ever-controversial property Kodomo no Jikan. While I feel it's not patently evil and condemnable as some would claim, it does deal with some rather dark material that at least somewhat explains the seemingly inappropriate content (humorously presented or not), and is decidedly not for children. Like the manga, it's at its best when it's serious and I'm happy I watched it. Given the content of the manga, the anime could have gone in all kinds of wrong directions, but they did a good job at adapting it.
Zero no Series
by Panadero
12/06/2008 11:30PM
Tonight we've added the three new girls who appear in the third season of The Familiar of Zero. And now let me use that as the springboard for a rant:
The third series is a perfect example of what's wrong with a lot of anime today: Too much filler and not enough actual content. That the series took between six and eight of its twelve episodes to set any plot of note in motion and also fail to resolve it is incompetence. Doubly so when first season necessities like character and relationship introductions are already taken care of. Triply so when the basics for the third season plot were already laid in place by the end of the second season. I really, really like these characters, and the art and animation is always of good quality. In smaller doses, I can deal with the lack of development of Louise and Saito's relationship (I lived through Ranma and Akane's for seven seasons). I'll likely end up watching the inevitable season four because of those reasons and out of a morbid curiosity to see if the plotting and pacing can sink any lower. There's a LOT of potential in this material but as suggested with season two and confirmed with season three, it simply won't be realized in this staff's hands.
