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-{A1}- [Best Storyline & Plot] Hunter x Hunter (2011)
-{A2}- [Best Visuals & Animation] Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica Movies
-{B1}- [Best Action-Adventure] Hunter x Hunter (2011)
-{B2}- [Best Fantasy & Supernatural] Mushishi Zoku Shou
-{B3}- [Best Science Fiction] Space Dandy
-{B4}- [Best Drama] Ping Pong The Animation
-{B5}- [Best Romance] Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii
-{B6}- [Best Comedy] Hoozuki no Reitetsu
-{B7}- [Best Slice of Life] Barakamon
-{B8}- [Best Sports Series] Ping Pong The Animation
-{C1}- [Best TV Series] Hunter x Hunter (2011)
-{C2}- [Best OVA] Natsume Yuujinchou: Itsuka Yuki no Hi ni
-{C3}- [Best Movie] Kaguya-hime no Monogatari
-{D1}- [Best Female Lead] Homura Akemi
-{D2}- [Best Male Lead] Ginko
-{D3}- [Best Antagonist] Meruem
-{D4}- [Best Side-Character] Wenge Kong
-{D5}- [Best World Setting] Mushishi Zoku Shou
-{D6}- [Best Credits Theme] Shiver
-{D7}- [Best Soundtrack] Zankyou no Terror
-{D8}- [Best Ongoing Series] Shirobako

For best series I thought this year would be a toss-up between Mushishi and Ping Pong, than realized HxH counted for this year. A good adaptation of a good manga, spun out over 100+ episodes: how can a good 1-cour series compete with that?
All in all a good year for sports- and comedy series, although I'm a bit sad the great little series Tonari to Seki-kun didn't make it in the comedy section. I'm disappointed that the Monogatari series and Kuroshitsuji 3 didn't make it in any category. And I concur with the people who say to try and watch Kaguya-hime before voting. However groundbraking Madoka was, Kaguya-hime is unique in it's own way.