Reproduction would be a different matter entirely. Yes, you could argue love has no barriers, but this one being life and death is a mega biggie. Just to mention the romance started with him falling over and ‘accidentally’ grabbing one of Yuko’s giant sized boobs and him seemingly getting brownie points for it, if any young man starting off in the world to find a girl watched this, you will know where he got it from. He is also a school boy and will grow up eventually, he cannot be at the school forever. A ghost can only be in certain places and the human would just look dead weird in front of other people making out with thin air. Number Two: I cannot get my head around a human and a ghost having a romantic relationship. I am not a fan of scary stuff in general, yet this is a Care Bear version of a ghost story. Instead it just revolved around rumours and Yuko. Number One: I hoped when seeing the first episode the curses and hauntings within the school would have been more scary and something serious causing them. There are two main issues I have with this anime: There are twelve episodes in total and the art captures the imagination when seeing slightly scary visions. The English dubs are decent but a few voices may grate on you slightly. Teiichi falls in love with Yuko along the way. Setting up the Paranormal Investigation Club, Teiichi and other members decide try and solve the mysteries behind the school’s rumours to help Yuko gain her memories back. He soon discovers that he is able to see ghosts and meets Yuko Kanoe, who has lost all memories on how she died and what has happened in the past. Teiichi Niiya has just enrolled at his new school, which has various rumours about it being haunted. There are horror aspects but it has more of a romance theme to it.

When you first start watching Dusk Maiden you get the impression this will be a horror anime. “The whole plot of the story seems to be misled” Dusk Maiden of Amnesia review, after the break.

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