it's a romantic comedy about a dom and her sub.
The star of the show is Nagatoro, the cute tanned skin girl. She is why people watch the show. you watch it to see her make crazy faces and for the ecchi.
The characters aren't realistic, the interactions make no sense, and the male lead's only real defining characteristic is "virgin". If you like the dom/sub dynamic, or are pretty much a blank slate yourself and want a fantasy where a super cute girl isn't interested in normal boys and wants to keep you as her pet, this is definitely aimed at you.
It's pretty funny for
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Jun 26, 2021
it's an isekai in name only. aside from the first episode and mention of reincarnation in the last episode, the isekai aspect of the show has no bearing on it. The first episode is a snore, as it explains her being isekai'd and sets things up for the show to actually begin. The ONLY way her being reincarnated in this world factors in is as a motivation for her wanting to live an easy laid back life.
So, while this is technically an isekai, I wouldn't consider it one. Our main character reincarnates and the story starts after a 300 year time skip of our ... 
Mar 26, 2021
Basically, you can divide up Yashahime into 3 parts.
one part, that fans of inuyasha fans will just love, are the 2 episodes that feature the case of inuyasha, and what happened after the end of inuyasha and before the start of yashahime. Probably the best 2 episodes out of the 24. Then you have Inuyasha slice of life. The majority of the episodes are these. You follow the 3 partial demon girls as two of them do their actual jobs, and one tags along just because she has nothing better to do. These episodes are decently enjoyable for what they are, and can be watched in ... |
