Ai Yori Aoshi

Ai Yori Aoshi is a manga Japanese created by KO Fumizuki and published by Hakusensha in the magazine Young Animal from 1998 to 2005.  From the series were drawn two sets souls , entitled aoshi yori Ai and Ai yori Aoshi ~ Enishi ~, both produced by the study JCStaff , directed by Masami Shimoda.

This anime is the reunion of two young students who were separated from children. Kaoru was leaving the station and sees a woman because of the crowd of people on the train is pushed and sandals, then Kaoru breaks kindly helps her up, not realizing that this girl was Aoi friends childhood.

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This Ugly Yet Beautiful World-Metamorphose

This story is about a young man named Takeru Takemoto , who had a different way of seeing the world, because while other young people just live day to day, he constantly challenges as the world and life will inevitably change. While making a delivery to your local motorcycle for his uncle, accompanied by his best friend Ryo, a strange light passed him heading into the woods. Following the flash found a strange girl, who was inside a transparent cocoon.

Takeru reacts as if he knew this girl and decides to remove it. Suddenly, a kind of monster appears trying to hurt her, Takeru given not to do anything loses hope, but suddenly undergoes a strange transformation and takes body power and strength to defeat the creature. The opening theme is "Metamorphose" by Yoko Takahashi and the first ending theme is "Natsuiro no Kakera" (Fragments of Summer Colors) by Yoko Ishida.

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A Little Snow Fairy Sugar-Sugar Baby Love

The tiny snow fairy was a fairy tale-like animations, which the main action took place in a Fort called Muhlenberg town. Eleven years of sunshine is a very systematic girl, she lives with her grandmother, their spare time working for small town cafes. One day, Saga picked student snow fairy sugar. Sugar and Saga better living together.

The anime series uses three pieces of theme music. Yoko Ishida's Japanese cover of The Rubettes' 1974 hit single "Sugar Baby Love"  is used for the opening theme for all of the episodes except the first and the last, which use no opening. It is also used for the ending theme for the last episode. Maria Yamamoto's performance of the song "Snow Flower" is used for the ending theme for the first 23 episodes.

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