Okay we move on next to an Anime with a weird name as it looks more like a question than a proper title. This is "Is this a Zombie?"

Is this a Zombie? is about Ayumu, who starts the series by being killed, luckily for him he is revived by Eucliwood Hellscythe, a necromancer with so much power that she not only needs knight's armor to restrict it but can't talk because her power will literally kill anyone with just words. To add to his problems, Ayumu also accidentally steals the powers of magical girl Haruna which makes him a cross dresser to the rest of the world whenever he fights off Megalos as it requires him to wear a frilly dress in order to use Haruna's Chainsaw.
Joining the battle is the Vampire Ninja, Seraphim; (Yeah a Vampire Ninja, don't think about it too hard) together they battle Megalos and all fight for Ayumu's affection, except Eucliwood who becomes the subject of Ayumu's fantasy instead as if she was a dating sim character with each episode featuring a different voice actress in both Japanese & English.
I've seen the first two seasons of this and I have mixed views on it.
Season one has a decent story but season two quickly turns any and all peril into a harem comedy and that kinda spoils everything.
The comedy elements save it from being a total meltdown but ridding itself of it's action elements was a poor decision on the Director's part which sadly also affects the likes of Infinite Stratos.
Plus I find that making species such as a Vampire Ninja feels like pandering to the current popularity for Ninja & Vampires, yet Seraphim nor the other vampires really fit the description for Vampire Ninjas in the first place.
The animation looks nice and the comedy really works, especially when fantasy Eu gets going, but I find that it took away too much when it got into season 2.
Final Verdict: It's a fun series with plenty to offer but don't expect it to stay that way beyond the first season as it takes away it's action elements in favor of a full blown harem series for season two which isn't a popular choice for the series, only the comedy really saves it from falling flat.