(Ysei-san no, Himitsu no Ochikai)
The Fairies' Secret Tea Party""

Perhaps more than any great series of recent vintage, Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita has stubbornly refused to let the audience get a handle on just what kind of show it really is.

(Yousei-san no, Chikyuu)
"The Fairies' Earth"

Im starting to run out of ways to describe how Jinrui continues to amaze me.

(Ysei-san no, Hyry Seikatsu)
"The Fairies' Survival Skills"

Just pretend you slipped on a banana peel and it's Sunday again...

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Jikan Katsuy Jutsu)
"The Fairies' Time Management"

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Jikan Katsuy Jutsu)
"The Fairies' Time Management"

This series is one of the most exquisite mind-benders in recent anime history.

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Osatogaeri)
"The Fairies' Homecoming"

Jinrui definitely rewards the viewer who wants to be challenged and likes to pay attention to what theyre watching. I wouldnt want every series to be that way, but thank goodness we occasionally get one that meets the description as an antidote to the dozens that dont.

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Osatogaeri)
"The Fairies' Homecoming"

Well now, even by Jinruis whacked-out standards Im not at all sure what to make of that one.

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Sabukaru)
"The Fairies' Subculture"

In 22 minutes, Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita pretty much obsoleted Bakuman as a chronicle of the manga industry.

(Ysei-san-tachi no, Sabukaru)
"The Fairies' Subculture"

I cant recall another anime thats surprised me as often in three episodes as Jinrui has.