What a waste of my time!!!

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

This was actually one of my first anime and manga.Manga was so awesome (tho i only read first 9 volumes) And anime might be confusing,,like,what should i watch first? I personally recommend reading the manga first. That way even if you wont get too much lost watching the anime. So,the original series is Mahou Sensei Negima (Magical Teacher Negima) and its really good,and is really good adaption of the manga.But there's Negima!? This series focuses more on magic and fights and you see characters personality and a few other things being different. For example... Asuna is really lazy,Kamo is here from the start,etc {See more on Negima Wikia}OVAs are important and its more of a continuation of the series than additional episodes. And the UQ Holder is a different story but also based on the UQ Holder manga.So you could watch either Mahou Sensei Negima or Negima!? and move on to OVAs and suchYou might also find this helpful:http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=rel&aid=4565<3

As many people know, I'm a HUGE anime fan, and I especially have a thing for harem anime like this.In any case, the story does it's job well: advancing the story while simultaneously providing some (very excellent) fan service here and there.The aspect of forbidden love was also a major factor in why this show has the audience it does. Everybody loves that classic angle... and if not, there's something seriously wrong with you.It also helps that Negi and his students have such distinct personalities; from Nodoka's quiet and shy nature to the child-like spunkiness of the Narutaki Twins, Fuka and Fumika.This is sure to be a pleaser to many an anime fan! 10/10

I absolutely love Negima. I mean it made you laugh, cry, and say huh? which i believe all anime should have. Though i must admit the last episode was kinda confusing, but you start to identify with at least one of the characters. The Characters most focused on were: Negi Asuna Konoka Setsuna Nodoka ...Eh How about i just say Most of the characters are focused on, But I believe the main are Nodoka, Asuna, Negi, {At the end a lot of Setsuna and Konoka}, and this stupid perverted gerbil. Woo Negima! Can't wait till the English version comes out. {Btw if most of you don't know, Negima was written by the popular writer of Love Hina, which also has great results}~*Konoka & Setsuna*~

I describe Negi to my friends as a 10-year-old Welsh mage who's assigned to teach English to middle school students in an all-girls boarding school. This is one of the shows that the audience needs to be patient with, though. It seems like it's all fluff if you watch the beginning episodes (not that it's a bad thing, because the early episodes are funny, and Negi is just so incredibly glompable), but it does eventually develop a serious plot. I'm glad, though - twenty-six episodes is a long time to go just on fluff... Also, one of the things I'm really impressed with is that the writer managed to address every girl in the class. It's often difficult to balance such a large number of characters. Aside from that, the series has fun opening and ending themes. I highly recommend it!