Mania.com. In the review of the first DVD, the reviewer Chris Beveridge described the anime as "something different from the norm" which "mixes romance and comedy quite well". However, the pacing early on is felt as being "awkward" which "takes time to really find its rhythm". For the second DVD volume, Beveridge commented that "the mixing of the relationships continues to be the most interesting part of the show." Beveridge goes on to state "the mild moments of it are tacky and bad," but "when it comes to the core cast of characters, it's all solid material that is very enjoyable." Finally, for the third volume, Beveridge wrote that "despite the issues with how the series turns in the bonus OVA episode, Kashimashi'' has proven to be quite a lot of fun for the situations it presented." The series is seen to "close out rather well," and "not only is it good fun but it's also an enjoyable romantic show with lots of heart and emotion." References External links Official website Kashimashi at TV Tokyo Visual novel official website Kashimashi at Seven Seas Entertainment 2000s LGBT-related comedy television series 2004 manga 2006 anime OVAs 2006 anime television series debuts 2006 Japanese novels 2006 video games Anime Works ASCII Media Works manga Bishōjo games Dengeki Bunko Dengeki Comics Dengeki Daioh Discotek Media Japan-exclusive video games Japanese LGBT-related animated television series Kadokawa Dwango franchises Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl Lantis (company) Light novels Marvelous Entertainment MediaWorks games Mass media franchises PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 2-only games Romantic comedy anime and manga Romance video games Satoru Akahori School life in anime and manga Science fiction anime and manga Shōnen manga Seven Seas Entertainment titles Studio Hibari Transgender in anime and manga TV Tokyo original programming Video games based on anime and manga Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Visual novels Yuri (genre) anime and manga Yuri (genre) light novels