Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko.

Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko
HenNeko is a comedy with bits of romantic elements that fails to bring the most of it by how confusing and fast paced the things goes.

Story
The story is weak, and you will find yourself to say WTF is this, i don't understand, and for the most part the story is silly and fails to be interesting, where you can see the plotholes and get confused and it bothered me that the cat statue could grant every single wish like if he was a god and can do even the imposible i mean the statue was made from two normal girls with ... no special powers whatsoever but until the last 2 episodes the things starts to be interesting in some way.

Art & Sound
Art was not that amazing, i have seen better but it wasn't bad, it was good. The sound was saved by the voice acting, you will recognize and like the voice acting, and you will find the OP and the ED good, the background music was meh.

Character
The only character that i liked the most was Tsukiko, she was adorable and i like that kind of soft vocals, she likes to eat a lot and i always found her interesting and i wanted to know why she didn't wanted to show her emotions. Youto was good but at first i found him like a little douche, because i thought that everytime he promise something he forgets it and just say the things to make others feel good, but you find out till the end why he forget things and it's a little sad knowing that. Tsukushi was funny and Azuki was fine.

Enjoyment
What i enjoyed from this was Tsukiko and her sister and the funny pervert parts and the VA, good enjoyment.

Pretty odd show with less than memorable service.

I'll start off by saying that I didn't like how this show was presented. While re-watching Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko I felt like the producers were adding too many elements to the story at once. One moment I'm hearing about the stony cat, next moment they're talking about losing facades, expressions etc. It's like, I felt that it would've been better if they let the story plot and events unfold one at a time rather than all at once because it felt like a mess.

(as much as I wanted to like them) hated the ... characters. Generic, archetypes, expressionless character with lame over used "sad" or depressing backstory, more than annoying "Rich-ish" Tsundere, and lastly pure vanilla, plain perverted MC you see in every other harem, romance, comedy. It's like at first I though if I gave them more time then I would open up to them and find at least one of the main characters funny, or at the very least cute however, to my dismay, I could not.

I seriously considered dropping this show after episode 5 because that is the episode where I lost all interest however as a upcoming reviewer along with personal reasons its' sort of a "No-No" to drop a show
unless they are longer than 30-40 episodes. It really bothered me, or dare I say "annoyed" me that I couldn't find any redeeming qualities about hentai prince and the stony cat. Characters, music, comedy, etc, none of it could really make up for the atrocity that I had been watching.
Speaking of characters again, character designs were pretty interesting. When I'm looking at characters in anime I always try and point out what makes them different or unique. Sometimes it's the facial expressions, other times it's personalities, in Henneko's case it was the characters eyes. Boobs didn't stand out, panties didn't stand out, they eyes did. I found that most of the characters eyes sort of reflect their personalities. For example, Tsukiko or whatever her name was, her eyes are a dull blue which reflects and in my opinion complements her personality.... boring, expressionless personality.


Ughh, now for my least favorite thing about Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko.... the intro or opening song.. It was perhaps the most cringe-worthy and annoying-est song I've heard in a while. I mean, it's great that its' one of those intros that pretty much give you an idea about what the show is about however the actually song is just ewww! Honestly I cannot think of a single person to recommend this show to. Like it tries to be cute, tries to be a bit erotic and it just does not work. From a comedic standpoint though, it does have it's moments of laughter, however for me it's simply not enough. It doesn't make up for the rest of the terrible crap it gave to me. Overall I had to give this how a 5/10 because I just wasn't impressed with what I had just re-watched.

Let's get to the point - you are watching this because you like moe. There simply is no other reason for anyone to watch it. The story is barely coherent and the plot twists are more like back flips induced by characters to maintain a harem, create an opportunity for hit and miss comedy and create an explosion, LITERALLY AN EXPLOSION, of moe.

Since we now know why you are watching let's get to the good, the bad and the moe.

Story 4/10
There is no story, or not at least one meant for any decent inspiration or contemplation. It exists only so that there ... are ways for moe to be exploited like a gold mine from the girls. Which is why I won't mention the characters as you can guess that there also just for moe and harem antics, no development you haven't seen or even care to see. Of all the LN adaptations in the Spring of 2013, none have as badly cobbled together a piece of plot as it (even the awful Oreimo S2). Clearly a bad, but not a con because who watches moe for story.

Art 7/10
The man behind the art of the series is a genius, well known in Japan for how f****** adorable he makes anime and manga girls. Those sparkly eyes, beautiful slender bodies and triangular faces are the thing of legend. The animation is the stock of JC's B team and not worthy of much mention other than thank god it's not like Aku no Hana. It's average at best.

Sound 10/10
I could listen to both the ED and OP on loop for an age and still feel the buzz of moe, it's that irritatingly good. Surely everyone (even guys) have sung Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call me maybe' and just as that is stuck in our heads so is HenNeko's songs. But that alone would not garner a 10/10. What did though is the shocking moe, made for the role, brilliant voice acting of all our leading ladies. My personal favourite is Ishihara Kaori's Azuki Azusa. The other great thing is that Kaiji Yuki is not Kaiji Yuki from Guilty Crown and thus not an annoying youth who shouts garbage like a dump truck. He talks more like a regular human and thus cannot annoy people off.

Enjoyment 9/10
I hate K-ON, I hate Oreimo, I hate effectively every single moe blob show of the last 4 years but I like HenNeko. I haven't converted or anything but the sound and art so damn moe that I am enticed like a drunk virgin to a beautiful prostitute. I just can't help it. I don't get annoyed the same way as though shows because I have accepted the purpose of the show is to ultimately wet my pants and buy some BDs (which I will).

Overall 6/10
If I love it so much how can I rate it just a 6? Because I realize that as an anime its crap but its crap that somehow I love. Plenty of other people who have not been seduced will know its crap and its better they do. But as I have explained its crap that I don't mind smearing my face with.

Have you ever seen an anime with extremely strong characters but a really weak plot?

Quite a contrast, isn't it? I've seen plenty of anime with a decent plot line but really weak characters, but this is the first time I've ever seen a flip-flop like this. And perhaps you also agree, if you've already watched this show.

Enter the main characters: first up, Youto Yokodera. A pervert by nature, Youto is basically every high school boy: he will do anything in his power to see girls...... well you get the point. Next up, Tsukiko Tsutsukakushi (say that five times fast). Tsukiko is an emotionless, monotonous girl ... who likes to eat food (who doesn't?). Third: Azusa Azuki, a strong-headed girl with a lot of willpower - it's either her way or no way. Finally, Tsukushi Tsutsukakushi (what is up with these names lol), Youto's track captain, and as you'll see later in the anime, an extremely important figure during Youto's younger childhood years.

A simple, small cast of main characters with a lot of potential - which this anime fortunately delivers.

Every main character undergoes significant development. If you watch closely, you'll learn why Youto can't remember anything from his childhood; why Tsukiko acts the way she does and why she was willing to sacrifice her emotions for another significant person in her life; why Azusa behaves the way she does and how it's basically Youto's fault; and, finally, how Tsukushi's life forever changed when she met Youto.

If the character development is what allows this anime to take five steps forward, the plot is what makes it take five steps back.

The plot is absolutely haywire. My main problem with this anime is the use of the "Cat God." Need a reason to push the plot forward? Cat God to the rescue! Want to create tension among the characters for some trivial reason? Cat God to the rescue! Want to successfully pull off a deus ex machina? Cat God to the rescue! Too many times does this show treat the Cat God as a gimmick, and for that, it fails on the plot.

You'll also see how many of the side characters fall out the plot after one particular scene. To many people, this seems fine - after all, the story doesn't center around the side characters; but particularly take note of how they exit, ESPECIALLY Morii and Moriya.

Aside from that, however, this show was very enjoyable. It was comedic, light-hearted, and funny. Characters were all drawn with thick lines; voice acting and sound were decent. All put aside, this is definitely a show worth watching if you're trying to kill off a lazy Sunday afternoon.

tl;dr

Story: 2
Art: 7
Sound: 5
Character: 9
Enjoyment: 8
Overall: 5

Pros:
- Impressive character development
- Comedic, light-hearted
- Art is on point
Cons:
- Too many plot inconsistencies
- Too many plot holes
- Side characters exited out of the show unexpectedly - and this was done in a poor fashion.

Hey there, muchachos! Time to make my review, so:

mou ikkai kotchi muite iitai koto ga motto aru kara
mou ikkai kotchi muite honki ga yureru ai no future
dakara kotchi muite maware chikyuu koi o nosete
dakara kotchi muite guuzen ja nai FantaFuture!

Enough of that before them mod thinkof my review as a troll, so, no more BS, here are my ratings for each this anime's category:

Story- good 7
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I like the plot where it involves this stony cat that has the capacity to grant any wishes and this is where the proverb "Be careful of what you wish for or you might just get it" kind of thing, were we find the characters making such wishes only to regret what they have done. I only limit to to such score co'z the story depends on the said proverb.

Art- fair 6.

There maybe some fanservice that them dogs would howl for by, it was nice that there isn't such intense nudity involved especially when it come to Tsukushi's tits.


Sound- good 7.

The score is for the op and ed, as for Youto's VA, I would have prefer if would have been done by Soichiro Hoshi since his perverted tone from "Sora No Othoshimono" would have been perfect,instead of Yuki Kaji whose voice is too immature for the said character.


Character- very good 8.

The score is for Tsukiko and Azusa since it was these two who contributed to this anime's touching drama, as for Youto, well he's not bad to be this anime's clown.


Enjoyment- very good 8.

I like that this anime can shift from comedy to drama, most especially the last 2 episodes of this anime, where it was a Tsukiko and Youto arc.

Overall- fair 6.

Ok, so it was a funny and touching anime and the title fit well to this anime's theme, I gave it a 6 for the overall since it ended in a double standard at one hand we have Youto confessing and kissing Azusa and on the other hand we see him doing the same with Tsukiko, what pisses me off was how studio J.C Staff decided to end this anime that is like eating something nice only to spit it out, but that's just me.


Adios, muchachos.

Hentai Ouji is JC Staffs moe flavor of the season.

I know I know the industry is cluttered with cutesy school anime and moe girls doing moe things. But Hentai Ouji was nonetheless enjoyable.

I’m actually kinda sad it is over since it reminded me a lot of one of my favorite anime, Denpa Onna.
While Denpa Onna is a lot better in my opinion and also my favorite school/moe anime, Hentai Ouji still managed to be one of the more enjoyable shows of the season.

Story
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Despite being just a school anime, Hentai Ouji (HenNeko) actually had a story. Quite simple and more in the background but at least ... it followed an overall theme and even had a conclusion.

It’s about cat statues granting wishes and a bunch of characters wishing for the wrong things and dealing with the consequences.
It wasn't really focused though. It just randomly had events going on that were somewhat connected.
If you are cynical you could say the “plot” was an excuse for fanserice and moe.
At least HenNeko had plenty of both to offer.

So I guess I have to warn you, if you are allergic to harem, moe or fanservice you better stay as far away from this show as possible.
If you on the other hand love cute things, blantaned sexualising of underaged girls and one guy going out with 4 girls at once this is probably what you are looking for.

Over the course of the show though you will most likely be confused, as the cat statue wishes make the show pretty surreal and trippy at times.
I actually thought this show is more suited for Studio Shaft (and also think they would have made it better but JC staff did an okay job) since it was not only full with fanservice but also had the quirky characters and messy story telling.

On a bad note though, the drama the show offered can’t be taken too seriously in light of it’s rather light themes and sexual content.
But again this is an otaku catering show not more.

Characters
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Since it is a harem you have one MC, his male friend who is barely represented in the show and a bunch of girls with different quirks and personalities.

Yokodera is our perverted hero, he is thick headed as all harem protagonist and can’t read the most obvious intentions of the girls around him. But he is still entertaining and somewhat cute.
I just loved how blunt they just made his perverted side. He straight out says and does things other harem protagonist are merely forced into. It’s kinda more fun to watch him do perverted stuff than your typical nice guy.

But yeah his character is rather simple and the development doesn’t go anywhere too far out.

Tsutsukakushi, Tsukiko (say that 10 times in a row!) is the other main character of the show, and probably the most important of the girls. She wishes right from the start to lose her emotions(actually more her emotional expression) and thus turns into a sorta Dandere character.
She is damn cute and her voice is just melting you. Despite her supposed emotionless character she is witty with her comments and has some of the funniest moments of the show. She is also damn cute if I haven’t mentioned it.
Have I meantioned that she is damn cute? No?
Well she is... damn cute.

Azuki is her main rival, though also cute she gets less screentime and less backdrop. Her character is also less consistent. Sometimes she likes MC sometimes she doesn’t. She is not a classical tsundere in this regard just very inconsistent.

Tsukushi is Tsukikos older sister. She is leader of the track team and starts out hating the MC. Her role starts out as being the dominating arch type, abusing the MC but later becomes more likable. She is also used for the Oppai Fanservice, so if you are into that stuff she already won.
She is also thick as two short planks as Yokodera makes her believe he is him and his none existent little brother at the same time, she falls in love with later on.
though adds a lot of comedy to the show.

The rest of the characters are rather insignificant but all cute too look at.

Overall the show has great quirky characters but also has no depth or anything to offer. Just your typical moe archetypes, fun to look at and you wanna cuddle them, but nothing great and deep.

Animation
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As mentioned before, JC Staff animated HenNeko and we get our usual treatment. Nothing great, nothing bad.
It was interesting from the surreal point of view but nothing Shaft couldn’t have made better and thus it was a sorta “letdown”.

Backgrounds were typical school settings though sprinkled with some surreal elements whenever the wishes went rampant.

The character designs, simple but effective. You will love them if you love moe things, you will hate them if you hate moe things.

The special effects were actually pretty decent and helped the whole magical feel of the show.

Overall it’s not impressive by any means but gives you a decent dose of cuteness and good feelings.

Sound
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Surprisingly well done was the soundtrack in HenNeko.

The opening and endings as sweet as sugar. If you like cutesy popsongs you will like them. If you don’t... well you know the spiel.

The background music was used effectively ranging from typical comedy songs to more dramatic piano pieces for the dramatic scenes.

Overall the soundtrack wasn’t something I’d listen to outside of the anime but was quite good.

Great were the voice actors as they not only enhanced the moe factor of the show but also were responsible for the sound effects themselves giving your extra sweet moments that you better see your doctor to check if you don’t have diabetes already.

The super young Yui Ogura did the voice for Tsukiko and was my personal favorite even though Yukari Tamura did her older sister which was at least as good.
If you’ve seen Katanagatari you’ll recognize Yukari, she has a great range and also a very sweet voice.

Yuki Kaji lends Yokodera his voice, proving again his versatility from Eren Jäger to a Harem lead.

The last great thing about the show were the sound effects.
I normally don’t recognize them too much in shows but HenNeko had great ones that complimented the comedic scenes well and enhanced the enjoyment.

Enjoyment
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Speaking of enjoyment, Hentai Ouji was a blast for me.
I know I should feel guilty for liking it as much, but I just did, sue me!

I do say to anyone though that hates these kind of shows to just stay away, you are not missing out, this is a full-time pandering show with nothing to offer but good feelings.
At least for me and some others this show was a good ride and soon will be replaced by the next cutesy show to come out. (and we get plenty of those...)

Scores
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Story 3/10

Premise and Setting 0 (schoolkids with a wish fulfilling cat? no actually just harem with a twist)
Pacing -1 (goes all over the place and has no clear sense of direction)
Complexity 0 (simple)
Plausibility -1 (it’s magic, ain’t gonna explain shit!)
Conclusion +0 (solid for this type of show)

Characters 5/10

Personality 0 (quirky and fun, but nothing good)
Behavior and Chemistry 0 (it’s like watching little kittens play, it’s cute but not smart)
Development and Progression -1 (development was hold back by cuteness, but at least you got cuteness right?)
Motivation and Backdrop 0 (that’s almost worth a point if this show wasn’t just fanservice though)
Likability +1 (I just love them all!)

Art and Animation 6/10

Artstyle 0 (JC staff standard)
Quality 0 (JC staff standard)
Background 0 (sometimes good but mostly not)
Character Designs +1 (ヽ(*・ω・)ﾉ)
Visual Effects 0 (used effectively but not great)

Sound 7/10

Voice Acting +1 (was really good, many nice voices)
Opening and Ending 0 (cute pop, but not my cup of tea)
Soundtrack 0 (better than expected but nothing breathtaking)
Sound Effects +1 (good use of sound effects!)

Enjoyment 7/10

Art and Animation 0 (have seen better looking shows of the same kind)
Sound +1 (good voiceacting and soundeffects, enjoyed a lot)
Story and Content 0 (fair but nothing too great)
Characters +1 (moe overdose, call a doctor)
Value 0 (sadly nothing new here)

Conclusion
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Hentai Ouji manages to be a good show in the Harem/Moe/School genre. Though it’s yet another brain dead fanservice show for Otakus.
While I get my fair share of enjoyment out of it it saddens me that these kinds of shows tend to be the best ones of the season.
Besides fanservice, moe and some nice ideas about wishes and how they can go wrong it couldn’t offer anything new to the industry. It’s just one cute fish in a sea of many cute fishes.

Pros:
+ very cute and moe characters
+ decent production values both in art and sound

Cons:
- no smart or decent plot
- pandering without limits

5,6/10
~6/10 (Fair)

I clearly stated it on my 'Sakura no Pet' review that I wish I could take back the time I wasted watching 14 out of its 24 episodes~~

~~well, looks like the stony-cat itself grantedt me that wish, the entire 12-episodes of Hentai Ouji anime somehow compensated the 14eps I wasted on SakuraNoPet---and it works! Hentai-Ouji to Warawanai Neko is a lot more enjoyable and more watchable than the SakuraPet, and here's how:



STORY = 7
A story about wishes, and a newer elements with the 'cat god'---ofc there's the anime "Nekogami Yaoyorozu" which 'cat god' is also its element---but this one is a different version altogether so ... given with the creativity of a stony-cat (statue), a hopeless pervert guy lucky enough to be voiced by Yuki Kaji, and although it has harem elements on it, but yep, give it a go of 7.

ART = 9
JC Staff created this, so no qualms about the art. Now if they also focused on the characterization+plot rather than "fanservice", then~~

SOUND = 8
I really didn't give much qualms on the op.ed.songs~~ but this anime has a powerhouse of seiyuus who can pull off this harem into a rom-com:
Yokodera voiced by Yuki Kaji [Eren from SnK];
Tsukiko voiced by Yui Ogura [Alice from Heaven's Memo Pad];
Azusa Azuki voiced by Kaori Ishihara [Madoka from Rinne no Lagrange];
and Tsukushi (Ms. Steel) voiced by Yukari Tamura [Sakura from DC Da Capo; Rika from Higurashi, yep she's veteran];
That much, and you know why this portion has a high score.


CHARACTER = 6
I don't get harem stereotypes. They don't jive with the character-development, and it's like there's an unseen force or a "god of harem" [or just the writer] who manipulates elsewhere where the shoujo ends falling to the shounen without a definite reason or outcome or as how the plot went on.
You juz end up scratching your head and say "wtf~" after failing to comprehend as how exactly do they end up falling---as I'd like to call it "anti-feminist" but okay, we can work that as to give it the benefit of doubt to support logic.

I'm usually strict about character developments. I don't like it when writers just make their characters "end up" without due reasons. In harem anime, it's either I rate them as with a low score, or I don't write a review at all, as not to give them any score.
In Hentai Ouji, however, there's a "stitch" of characters, an interaction of characters (you'll get it by the ending) as to put the harem into action with enough reasons why.


ENJOYMENT = 6
Originally rated as 5, I placed a 6 on this portion because of the final 3 episodes. Also, I enjoyed this MORE than the SakuraPet, so it has its merits getting a rate of 6.


OVERALL = 6
After watching Outbreak Company, I settled with the thought that anime in this kind of fashion will be my most basic anime to watch. Any less than that with its all nonsense like To Love Ru and Sakura-pet, and I'd drop it flat. [Except for Asobi ni Iku Yo, which has a powerhouse-seiyuu cast]

Hentai-Ouji was droppable for me juz by the first sight of it--however, because I was running low of anime to watch, as much as trying to keep an open-mind that no harem anime are alike.

PS: The reason why I kept mentioning SakuranoPet here is because they're frequently discussed having a lot of common. Well, it might be, but I won't press to say that by characterization, Hentai-Ouji and SakuraNoPet share the "deep character relationship" because no---Hentai Ouji is what has deep character relationship, not to be compared with SakruaNoPet's shallow implications.

I could recommend better rom-coms than this anime; however I can give this a slack: Hentai-Ouji is lighthearted enough for hopeless-romantic girls who thinks there's a guy out there that no matter how perverted he is in mind, but does not so in actions (yes, there are guys like that---a rare breed). Anyway, those who have a huge attention span with romcoms may juz enjoy this anime to their smiles' content.

Another harem that starts off good in the first few episodes, but runs out of steam and ends poorly in my opinion.

If you like a monotone loli taking front and center in the storyline you could probably get a 7 or 8 out of the anime. I don't, and it really drug the enjoyment down to a 5, or mediocre. Not bad, but really not what I wanted. Could've dropped around episode 8 or so.

Edit: Apparently the review needs to be longer to tell someone they'll get what they're bargaining for if they like the monotone loli archetype, or it's going to fall short if ... they wanted something a bit more energetic, appealing, or relatable.

Henneko is a wacky show about a stone cat that grants wishes. We're not talking about a stingy genie in the lamp with just three wishes, with this cat you get unlimited wishes. And even better, make your wishes today and you can UNDO any of your previous wishes at will, no commitment necessary! Now at this point any sane person would rightfully be suspicious of this infomercial of a show; indeed there is a caveat in that the cat will grant the wish however he sees fit. If you're wishing it were cooler, don't be surprised to find a blizzard outside.

While obviously not the ... most realistic of shows, Henneko has its humor points. The show vaguely reminds me of the style of Inukami with lots of random ecchi moments and harem-based situations. That being said, I wouldn't expect any deep relationships or focused plot line from this show. It's a slice of life in the same way that ToLoveRu is, i.e. anything but ordinary days at school. If you're looking for a light, harem-based ecchi comedy with some semblance of a plot, feel free to give this a try.

Animation:
The animation is fair overall. The animation style is fittingly simplistic and colorful, as the overall mood is generally light. Don't expect lavish backgrounds or awe-inspiring light effects. The characters are all readily distinguishable and the stone cat is less stony than you might expect (it seems to be able to change its expression and grows/shrinks with the amount of wishes it is burdened with). The expressions can be a bit hard to trace at times as one of the main heroines has wished away all of her expressions.

Despite the magical nature of the stone cat, there aren't any fights or other heavy action scenes. As for ecchi, expect pretty much everything short of exposed nudity. You have your accidental grabs, falls, as well as a lot of verbal sexual harassment that earns the protagonist the title of hentai ouji.

Sound:
The OP is sung by Yukari Tamura and thus made me do a double take as I thought I was watching B Gata H Kei for a second. It's a playful tune though it reminds me too much of the aforementioned series. The ED has Yui Ogura singing a playful tune in her non-monotone voice, which I guess we should be thankful for considering her monotone humming in the actual series. The BGM is standard fare with nothing all that worth mentioning.

The VA cast is fair overall though I personally didn't find the return of Accel World's South Park character all that great. If anyone deserves praise for effort, it would probably be Kaori Ishihara for her role as tsundere Azuki.

Story:
The story is loosely arc-based as our protagonist interacts with the different heroines. It eventually meanders its way to a final conflict that presents itself a bit tad darker than the other issues up to that point. With the final mystery solved, the show ends without giving any sort of closure to the characters. Thus I conclude that there will either be a second season or the producers screwed up and ran out of money.

Obviously, there are a few loose ends that the story never explains. Given that there's a cat that can grant any wish, you can assume that anything is game in terms of possible resolutions to conflicts. While there is ample character-based humor in the show, I did find myself questioning the intelligence of the characters as they apparently don't learn that the stony cat tweaks their actual wish.

While not the most coherent or detailed of stories, it's a fair and entertaining progression overall. It's just a tad short on the resolution.

Character:
If you were hoping for a protagonist that openly proclaims his inner desires, unfortunately you'll be disappointed. The protagonist is more of your standard, nice guy who happens to be in the right place at the right time over and over again. The majority of the character value in this show comes from the heroines, who all have something to do with the stone cat at one point or another. Unfortunately, their struggles over the hentai ouji fall upon deaf ears as Youto is quite slow when it comes to love. Apparently there is a lot of viewer hype about Tsukiko. It was interesting seeing her compete for Youto with her outward lack of emotion but I don't think it was worth all the hype.

Though there is some character development, I don't find it fair to call it such if it's as a result of an abnormal influence such as the stony cat. Don't expect any significant romantic developments.

Value:
If you watch this with a notebook and a serious expression, prepare to be utterly disappointed. This is a light-hearted show that is meant to be watched accordingly. Sit back and enjoy a few laughs at the protagonist's idiocy. A decent, entertaining watch with only slight re-watch value.