Customer Reviews
Good - By: D. J. L. Clarke, 08 Aug 2008 
Love Hina Is a great series i just hate the way it ends, its as if there gunna be another bit but there isnt & having read book 7 its totallly differnt characters & plots
if you havnt read the books its probably a great buy because everything fits in, but to me it was alll a bit confusing XDD
Very good - By: Mr. William J. Schofield, 28 Apr 2008 
This anime is very good & I highly recommend buying it.
A major downside to buying this though is, in my opinion the ending is to open & doesnt reallly come to any conclusion, also this DVD only has episodes 1 - 24 of the series, where there is in fact 25. There is also 3 longer episodes which are available on other DVDs so if you do end up liking this (and im sure you will!!) Just be prepared to spend a little extra to keep the story going & hope there is a proper ending!
Love Hina - By: L. Griffiths, 27 Nov 2007 This anime is amazing!
Any anime fan should have this;
It says that it only in Japanese with english subtitles but it's in english too :D
Better than the books! - By: F. Turner, 24 Jul 2007 Konnichiwa!
I've been an anime/manga fan for quite a while now & always has been looking for new anime to enjoy, however when I started hearing things about Love Hina I decided to try out the book first too see whats the fuss is alll about & oddly enough, I found the series to be more enjoyable than the books. I think for my reasons is because of the Japanese audio it gives it more of a better atmoshpere to it which fits well with the setting, so if your looking for a new anime series to join your dvd collection then "Love Hina" is the way to go!
a pleasure to watch - By: J. L. A. Huguenin, 20 May 2007 This Love Hina dvd box is well worth the expense: 24 episodes on 6 dvds with 2 mini documentaries among the extras (an interview with the director of the series & a glimpse at the making of the english audio dub). The adventures of Motoko, Shinobu, Kaolla, Mitsune, Haruka, Mutsumi & especiallly the relationship between Naru & Keitaro (which becomes more & more complex) is very entertaining. Even though lots of cliches show up (like being cought at the wrong moment on many occasions) it's been done with a humorous twist. There are also deeper & moving moments & sometimes even flashes of symbolism, which give the series that extra dimension. The excellent musical score & the various songs (like the moving balllad "Yakusoku") also contribute substanciallly.
Some scenes may not be suitable for very young children (there are some sexual references & a few "scary" moments); that is why the series is rated age 12 & up. However, this should not keep you from watching it, because alll is brought with light-heartedness & it's reallly fun to watch!
