ajrcvr Well, I read the reviews of this and I have to come down on the side of the positive ones. The person offering the negative one doesn't seem to understand this is not "War & Peace," this is a CARTOON: anime created for the sake of tickling your fancy with fantastic fantasy and giving you a light and interesting story, which it surely does. Sure, the young teen girls have DD boobs and more with incredible hourglass figures, but that's part of the charming fantasy. The animation itself is very smooth, exceptionally colorful, more so than most animes, and the characters and backgrounds visually captivating to look at. The story is fine: hero guy, heroine girl with helpful associates and bad guys, and that's pretty much true of most stories. It's how they do all this that is important, and they do it well enough to provide interest and a generally good time watching it.

Billy Reviewer Yeah if you've seen one episode of this show, you probably already know the main comparison it gets. The male lead is a somewhat stubborn headstrong protagonist who allows himself to constantly be abused by his partner (she calls herself master), the pink haired tsundere female lead. Ash (the male lead) was often made fun of for not being as skilled as everyone else and not being able to summon his dragon. When he finally does so he gets a human female, instead of a dragon like everyone else. I think it goes without say that this is noticeably similar to the "Familiar of Zero". If you've seen familiar of zero or any other show like it, you already know the story here. That being said, is the show bad? No, not at all. It'll give you the same feel all the other shows that are like this give. It obviously has its clichés and minor issues. But overall it's well made, just not creative. Also something to note is a series always gets better as it goes on so when/if(and it most likely will) season 2 comes around it will have improved and I am interested to see what happens next. Is it as good as the show it wants to be (familiar of zero)? No. Is it a good show? Yes. I'll put it this way, if you like shows like shakugan no shana, dragon crisis, or familiar of zero, you'll like this. P.S. My real rating would be a 7.5 out of 10.

Tweekums Set in a land where certain people are destined to 'give birth' to dragons; protagonist Ash Blake attends the Dragonar Academy. He is unusual for two reasons; unlike other students who can only ride their own dragons he can ride any and unlike the others his dragon has yet to appear. It soon does though and she is nothing like any other dragon; she looks like a young girl! Ash names his dragon Eco and she declares that she is his master… clearly their relationship won't be what he expected. Over the course of the series Ash and Eco will have to deal with other troublesome dragons as well as more political problems leading to actions and laughs along the way.This was a rather fun series despite being a little cliché. The story is easy to follow and the characters fairly likable. The animation looked fairly good. There is a fair amount of action and one or two twists along the way. On the down side the female character's costumes have clearly been designed with fan service in mind… a pity as the story itself feels aimed at younger viewers. There is also some nudity; although this at least is shown in a fairly innocent way. Overall I'd recommend watching this; it may be the sort of series that is quickly forgotten once you've finished but it is fun while one is watching.These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

Aditya Chauhan Good anime.. the above review is bullshit. if you watch anime then watch this one. if you are new to anime then don't. overall it is a good series with good ratings and seeders. :p enjoy.In a land of dragons, where citizens called breeders tame their dragon pals. Races of dragons are born from breeders who are given a Seikoku: a dragon star-shape brand.Learning to ride and tame dragons comes easy to most students at Ansarivan Dragonar Academy—except for first-year student Ash Blake, who is known by his classmates as the "number one problem child." Despite his unfashionably large star-shaped brand that marks him as a future dragon master, he has nothing to show for it. His dragon has never appeared. Until now, that is. One fateful day, Ash's dragon awakes in full glory, but appears different than any dragon ever seen before. What's more, Ash soon discovers that this new dragon has attitude to spare, as she promptly informs him that she is the master, and he, the servant. Ash's problems with dragon riding have only just begun.