The Pet Girl of Sakurasou Concepts

The capability of a machine to imitate and act like a human.

This is for any anime/manga that has created another series within itself that is referenced quite often.

Bathing Scenes, while occasionally meaningful to plot or character development, are generally excuses for fan service.

What is anime without the over-sexualization of women's breasts?

The act of Breaking the 4th Wall is when a character seem to show knowledge that they are in a fictional series. Normally by talking directly to the audience.

Commonly seen in anime and manga, less-developed girls are often envious of those with larger breasts.

Chibi means to be small in stature. In anime/manga the term is used for a character that is small in appearance and exaggerated features.

Christmas is a holiday that is celebrated on December the 25th where people often exchange presents.

Convenient Censorship such as steam, hair and beams of light are often used in anime and manga to show naked characters while obscuring their "naughty bits".

Someone or something to do with cooking.

What someone does when upset/sad. Sometimes people can also cry from sheer joy.

Going on a date with...

The imaginary events that goes on in your head when you are asleep. In some anime's they can bring important messages or to haunt a person.

This is the act of secretly watching a person or group to gather information, often for political purposes. Spies typically disguise themselves so that they might sneak around. Espionage is also frequently tied to assassination plots.

Fan Service is often a sexually provocative moment or pose that takes place in manga and anime. It usually has no real purpose to a story, and serves as a lurid visual.

Used frequently in Anime to either recap past events or provide a back story for a character, either their origin story or their off-screen training of new attack. Sometime and entire episode/chapter would be a entire flashback.

The act of not wearing panties or other underwear on the lower half of the body.

Just your average person!

Japanese Honorifics are best described as a sign of respect and endearment. Politeness is an important part of Japanese culture and language.

Telling someone you love them. It usually takes a lot of courage to say it.

Maids and Butlers are highly popular within anime and manga. They can simply be a job, or they can be a lifestyle for loyal servants to a master or mistress. Identified by a particular uniform. Also popular in cosplay.

A Manga Artist is known in Japan as a manga-ka. Sometimes they work solo to create mangas, but they are also commonly known to have a staff who assist the lead artist.

Common visual conventions seen in manga and anime to convey emotions, often for comical effect.

A towel usually worn after bathing or showering to cover up. Sometimes used as censorship even during bathing.

Nyapollen is Misaki's animated series in the Pet Girl of Sakurasou franchise.

Gratuitous exposure of a character's panties, possibly the biggest fan service concept in anime and manga.

A "Pettanko" character is a female who is flat-chested or has small breasts and is either concerned by it or proud of it.

The term generally used when anime is broadcast--usually online--in countries outside of Japan around the same time as it airs in Japan, usually within one week or even within 24 hours.

In anime and manga, girls sometimes admire each other's assets, to the point of groping either with or without permission. This concept applies to any part of the body and either gender, but it's usually all about boobs.

A Student is one who is enrolled or attends classes at a school, college, or university. A popular theme among many manga and animes.

A Teacher is a type of person who is in charge of educating others in some form of higher learning or skill. The Japanese title is "Sensei".

A new student who comes from another school, they typically come from a mysterious background or they arrive to spark some changes in the story.

Valentine's Day is a holiday celebrated across much of the world on February 14th. The practice of the holiday is much different in Japan then in the Western parts of the world.

Those moments when clothing slips or falls off, revealing a little too much. During fights, this is usually considered "clothing damage" rather than a wardrobe malfunction.