Ahh, gotcha. The hero outfits can get a little...silly, but their superheroes so I let 'em slide ;P
The anime's worth a watch, I think, especially if you liked the first half of the series, when Rin's a little kid. The animation's smooth and does a great job of "translating" the art style of the manga. The voice acting's really good too, Rin being too adorable for words--helps that they actually got a child to do her voice rather than an older woman/girl with a falsetto.
As for the end of the manga...I'm still not sure how to feel about it. I counted the end-pairing as a possibility from the beginning of the second half, but hadn't expected it to actually happen. Once it became clear that it was, I figured, "Meh, as long as it's handled well."--as in, as long as it wasn't played for laughs and Daikichi didn't randomly say he'd had feelings for her all along or something. When he told Rin to give him two years to sort his feelings out, I'd hoped for a little more improvement to be evident once we came back from those two years.... Instead, Daikichi seemed incredibly "blah" about it all. "I can't refuse you, let's get married"<---what kind of resolve is that, man??
I'm holding out some hope for extra chapters, since at the end of the "last" chapter, there was a note mentioning a bonus volume or something from the mangaka.
Well, I might give it a try, since that forsaken sig of yours is stuck in my head now. Argh, just at the way she bounces, that's just not fair man...
About the manga, well, what really got me pissed was how the ending totally broke the message that the first part was trying to give, of the bond of an father and his children as they live togheter, grow togheter, learn togheter, only for them to freaking marry latter? I actually think that Rin ending with her childhood friend would give an better taste then this, regardless of how cliched it would be. Oh hell, I can't change things now, can I?
Well Kushina, since I sensed you like this slice of life series with their own share of adorableness, lol, I think I can recomend this manga to you. I had no reason to like this series, but it suddenly grew on me so much that I got addicted:
http://www.mangaread.../chapter-1.htmlThe name is Yandere Kanojo, is the plain story of an delinquent girl who falls in love at first sight with an super geek guy, and then, it follows their romance from there. The simple combination of excentric characters and the everyday school life got me totally hooked.