Strawberry 100%

I decided to read the manga because of some reviews I read, and I actually enjoyed it a lot, though I'll never be able to admit to reading it to anyone I know due to the ridiculous amount of fan service. Now, fan service is not something I care about in the least -- it doesn't bother me, but it doesn't particularly interest me either. Still, I have to admit that the artwork was very well-done and appealing: it added a nice flavor to what ultimately turned out to be a touching teenage romance drama. A couple of the female characters are brought in to be simply eye-candy, but for the most part, the story doesn't stray much from the major love triangles. I liked the character designs (and their evolution) in the manga a bit more than in the anime, but the anime designs aren't far off.The thing I like the best about this series is that it reminds me a lot of my own experiences (sans much of the ribaldry). The characters are very relatable to me, especially the lead male character Manaka Junpei. The thoughts and feelings and complications and uncertainties could have been directly pulled out of significant parts of my life. I just feel the main story arc is very honest and beautiful, even if much of the artwork is perverted. But you know what? People are perverted whether they want to admit it or not, and that's part of the honesty and beauty as well.I still can't recommend the OVAs (called season 2 on hulu) because several of them aren't even in the manga, they don't help develop the story, and they seem to be more about fan service than anything else. However, I do recommend season 1, and the manga is even better. For that reason, I'll change my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

Is there a possible way that you can buy the dvd with all of the 16 episodes?