| Very good. Ending is unfulfilling, but nice. I consider it popcorn anime. Meaning that it's short, generally divided well, but good, and makes you want to continue watching. In that way, you have a couple, and before you know it, you're done. In other words, I watched it in one sitting. I like how it tossed out perverted humour, but didn't make it a real focus. It seemed supplementary, and thereby good. While a different show altogether, if you take Highschool of the Dead as another series, it focused way too much on the "adult" material, and because of it, it just became annoying. Additionally, it was generally used in what seemed a comedic manner. I never got the notion that it was trying to be a "happy show" for me. Again, compare to to HSotD. Only character I really disliked was Seiji's sister. A small dose of her, or when she was being compassionate was nice. The longer segments of her being a terrible, and annoying person were not. Also, as far as the romance, I liked it. It wasn't big, but it developed noticeably. I like this. It's one of the things I get annoyed with most in longer series that have romances. They tend to not develop, or develop so slowly you barely notice. I call them stagnant romances for that reason. Any enjoyment of it has since gone away, to be replaced by a festering mass of disappointment. |
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| I only watched it after I read the manga, which goes on longer and I liked more (it's 8 volumes long and I binged it in 3 days). The anime is still good. With "a guy's right hand turns into a girl who's had a crush on him and stalked him for several years" as a premise, it was WAY more wholesome than it had to be. There were naked anime tiddies visible in almost every episode, but still... not every guy would be as gentlemanly to his right hand / tiny attached-to-his-body girl as Seiji was. It made me smile and laugh, and I think I got a little misty-eyed in the end. |
| entertaining storytelling and touches reality. . . 4/5 |
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| Loved it. My main 10/10 besides FMA:Brotherhood. Midori is best girl. Something about her you just can't really find in many other characters sadly tbh. |
| It is what it is being a rom-com with a bizarre gimmick. Will admit I got some laughs with the premise with Midori and Seiji working around aspects of their rather unique circumstances and Ayase's attempts to try attracting Seiji. But the doll otaku character annoyed me and the characters don't have much depth to them beyond whatever character types they stick with, but it's a decent time killer as long as you aren't looking for much substance with it. |
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