Interest Stacks

First of all, the Drama genre should be removed as Fuujin Monogatari is already tagged with Slice of Life and Iyashikei, so due to genre conflicts and Drama being incompatible with both tags, this one should be removed.

The plot is based on twins who have powers "they can communicate with the mind and teleport together." Playing a lot with Mahou Shoujo factors and, above all, fantasy and romance.

The drama, although present, is not usually a determining factor for the plot.

The main focus of Prism Ark is on the adventure aspect as characters go on journeys, quests, kingdoms, and travel through different areas or locations throughout the series. This is also integral to the magical battles and the emphasis on adventure elements make it fit the adventure genre. While Prism Ark does have some moments of drama particularly due to romantic scenes, it is not primarily focused on drama nor serious or dark themes and that the series has a lighthearted tone. Instead, it is more accurately categorized as a romance anime because the love interests and character relationships play a significant role in the story as well as add depth making the drama genre less appropriate due to it’s portrayal and primary themes. For example, the protagonist, Hyaweh, is romantically interest in the heroine, Priecia, and that he is surrounded by numerous other female characters which contribute to its classification as a harem anime as well. Additionally, there’s a school setting that is central to the plot of Prism Ark where students attend a magic school known as Knight's Academy where mages are knights that possess weapons and powers typical of school life anime’s as well as the incorporation of comedic character interactions in that academy make this series relevant for a school tag. Therefore, Prism Ark is appropriately classified as a adventure, romance, harem, and school anime but not a drama one.

The episodic nature of the plot lends itself more towards Slice of Life and CGDCT than Drama. There are also Supernatural elements throughout the film, including the climax.

One of the MC's has a condition where his skin/flesh glows and becomes translucent/jelly-like when he touches water. Also, there's not really any drama. They talk about some sad stuff that happened in their lives in the past, but there's not enough conflict of any kind to warrant the Drama tag.

Okusama wa Joshikousei (My Wife is a High School Girl) prominently features fanservice elements throughout the series involving nudity and sooo much sexual humor, sexual situations, sexual innuendos, and relationships that also add a erotic tone to the story. Additionally, the plot takes place in a school environment, and explores the lives of the characters such as the teacher and students which the school aspect plays an important part of their relationships. On the other hand, Okusama wa Joshikousei (My Wife is a High School Girl) is not a drama anime because it does not feature a lot of emotional moments and a complex storyline associated with the Drama genre. Therefore, the Ecchi and School tags are more appropriate for this anime.