Ore no Nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru

Life is full choices. Its up to us if what we choose is good or bad. Well in my case, when I decided to watch this, I felt really bad. Ore no Nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru is about a guy who has a curse called absolute choices wherein he will forcefully choose an option on what to do on a certain situation. Well in other words, he is like a main character in a Visual Novel. And what's more, the options are all weird. Something like this might make you hooked up. Well, believe me, its not what ... you are thinking of. This show doesn't have a decent story, just full of fanservices and gags that are not even funny. The characters are even weird(I think they were designed like that but I didn't really like it). What I don't like about this show is its weirdness. Yeah I think its weird. I didn't even giggle. One thing that I can praise about this show is its art. Yeah it has a good art but that's all. Well if you're into fanservices, this is your show but to those who like to watch something with a great story, don't even bother.

Try to keep an open mind. At first glance this is not my sort of thing, but that's because of the character designs. Looking at the picture while writing this I see another school comedy with a harem theme, not really my thing. But this is not really a kids anime, this has too much raunchy humor to pass for kids. And that's why I loved it! Sure there's some offensive material, and it may require trigger warnings for some. But as an adult I liked it. It's not like it was genuinely Kanade Amakusa's fault. Ultimate choice serves as a stupendous plot device and ... source of comedy; it's just too funny not to want to keep watching. The only thing is the character design, but once I got past that I was along for the ride. All the characters are adorable and it never loses it's humor or charm.
The real star of this show though is Furano Yukihira the girl who sits behind Kanade in class. She has a weird sense of humor and will often tell jokes with a blank expression. She seems to have feelings for Kanade, but exhibits a tsundere attitude towards him. She's so conflicted and real that it almost breaks your heart. Yuragi Hakoniwa is cliche but funny in her own unique way. The only character I wasn't feeling was Utage Dōraku, Amakusa's homeroom teacher and someone who was afflicted with the "Absolute Choices" curse in the past. I didn't like her because she has the appearance of an elementary school girl, despite being 29 and felt the show could have used one real woman reference.
Other than that it excels at what it offers.

All main and sub genres, 10/10. Art is perfect, The voice actors are AMAZING. Couldn't have been done better. All sound effects fit in perfectly. There isn't much more to say about the story, It's simply a great idea. The character development is pretty much what the series is about, Kanade and his companions and how their relationship to eachother changes as the series progress. Since theres this "touch" of Ecchi (theres actualy quite a bit) It also adds up to the overall enjoyment of the show.

I strongly recommend you to watch this series, it's just great. Masterpiece for real comedy/romance/ecchi lovers.

Welp here's the bottom line if you are getting into this. For all you dirty otacos out there looking for something fun to watch. JUST DO IT! It has a very good slapstick humor thing going on. In which totally kept my little hamster wheel brain occupied!

Though there are scenes here and there where they throw jokes that are more targeted towards the Japanese heavily influence culture. So unless you are a knee deep otacos or minimally literate it wont be as funny.

Fan service is a yes because it can and it should. My primal instinct should be tickled and my jimmy should be ... rustled. It isn't balls deep like To LOVE-Ru, but the protagonist gets into a pretty decent amount of trouble if ya know what I mean...

Plot is fair, as it can tend to be slightly stereotypical. Though upon close inspection it does try at being different. Different as in giving the main character a disease that requires him to make choices...life choices. Although it's not like every waking moment he will be making them hardcore parkour ERABES( choices) . He will only MOST of the time be making ridiculous and random choices. That ultimately humiliates him and sometimes spur on flags with different girls.

As for girls, well it's a harem so it's a walk into the candy store. What do you wanna taste today? Airheads?Spicy mexican candy? Tootsie pop? COLD ice candy? Or maybe some thing serious like vanilla?

There is a lot of hot baes, But most importantly.. can you get to the center of the tootsie pop? I say yes. And if you don't get what I'm getting at there's a moderate amount of character/love progression. You definitely will find it pushing along the main character and the heroines of the story. Though half of the time it sorta gets shut down..

When I originally read the synopsis I thought it would be interesting. Sadly it was a let down. You can see this from the get-go but, I choose to endure thinking it would redeem itself. While it does get better it is only a little and it is in the last 3 episodes.

The story itself is summed up in the phrase "dating game" where you have to make a choice otherwise you won't be able to proceed with the story. The issue here is that the choices are so absurd that they're trying too hard to be funny. Eventually the choices begin to make more ... sense or have more of a 'realistic' choice to them but, it was so late in the game that it didn't really save the show.

The art was standard for its time and still holds up till today. You can see some short cuts they take but, otherwise it won't hurt your eyes to look at.

The sound is a bit lacking as you will hear repeating effects and of course "CHOOSE" so many times that it just gets to be annoying.

Given the story the characters suffer- you have the classic troupes of Crazy, Lovable Idiot, Can't Speak her Mind, and Onee-chan. The development of these characters were almost non-existent, at one point they were developing the character of one of the main leads but, it eventually got dropped for a sad attempt of humor. At the end the characters are where they started without any difference except for 'its now a harem'.

The comedy in this show is pretty dry leaving me wanting the entire time. The best of it comes from the side characters of a girl who acts as her 'royal guard'. Every time they were on the screen I was laughing. Otherwise it was pretty droll and I was just waiting for something to happen.

Why is Noucome so good?

I will attempt to explain this awesomeness in as few words as possible.

Kanade, the main character, is a huge perv. A powerful supernatural force is forcing Kanade to make pervy decisions. This supernatural power sends Kanade a tenshi/angel by the name of Chocolat. She lies on his couch and eats snacks, and she is also a huge perv. The supernatural force continues forcing Kanade to make pervy choices. Kanade eventually realizes that the worst thing that can possibly happen to him after making these pervy choices will be that he will be beat up, possibly expelled from school, or possibly ... surrounded by a variety of confusing romantic choices. And then something else might happen.

Life is a series of choices.
That is the basis of this anime.

Story: 7/10
I found this anime's story to be nothing fantastic. Every episode it jumps around at different stories focusing from each character to the main protagonist; something I did not like, personally. For example, they would focus on a girl and then the next episode they would focus on the other. And personally, I did not find the comedy that hilarious however, there were parts i did laugh and enjoy.

Art: 7/10
I did not find anything in the art outstanding or appealing to my tastes but I did like the way ... the characters were animated/drawn.

Sound: 7/10
The ost and ed were not memorable to me. No soundtrack really stuck to me.

Character: 7/10
The characters were all different from each other and very different from the typical, regular characters. There seems to be two sides to each character. However, I wish there was some more character development and some more deeper characters that show their back story and background.

Enjoyment: 7/10
Some episodes I very much enjoyed and others I found boring, so it was quite the roller coaster for me. Sadly, the ending for me was quite unsatisfying so I can't give this category a great rating. It was alright, certainly some funny times in there.

Overall: 7/10
Ore no Nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru is a very light heart-ed anime. It teaches you about the decisions and choices you make in your life. Watch it if you have time or if you're bored.

Best anime this season. The story was kind of boring, but since the it was funny I still really enjoyed it. The characters were also very funny, but in my opinion they killed one of them in the last couple episodes. The soundtrack was perfect, it really fit and of course the music was good. To sum it up in one word, 'toplel'

Ore no nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru is one of the most bland anime I've seen. It's not terrible, it's just disappointing.

When I heard about an anime with a premise like this one I was genuinely intrigued, considering the fact that something interesting in a harem anime is most of the time a far-fetched ideal. Turns out it wasn't worth my time after all, at least it was somewhat short.

What really ruins this anime for me are the characters, our main character is alright actually, but all his potential 'love' interests are either boring or just weird in a ... bad way. They have no true emotions and the story just plays out with nothing interesting to look forward to because of that.

Normally I would've dropped an anime like this, not because it's THAT terrible, but just because it isn't my cup of tea. I can recommend it if you truly like harem, otherwise I would skip this one.

NouCome is probably one of the most innovative harem anime I've seen so far.

Why do I say this? Well, it's quite simple. Most harem anime seem to be similar in story line because they know that their target audience would probably care more about the girls and ecchi than a compelling story or whatever.

NouCome took an interesting approach by wrapping a story around the consequences of CHOICES. This is instantly evident by the first episode.

Where most harem anime would rely on accidents or sticky situations to initiate ecchi scenes, this anime straight up yells "CHOOSE!" and makes the MC directly enter that situation out of ... his own will. I can see how that was a relief for the writers. That being said, NouCome has just enough ecchi scenes to BARELY qualify as a ecchi genre anime IMO.

Of course, innovative concept aside, that alone isn't enough. Fortunately, the MC also differentiates himself from the normal tropes of a harem. The only thing that makes him more interesting that any other harem MC is his sense of humour and the literal choices he is forced to make.

These two concepts combine to create an absolutely HILARIOUS anime. Almost every episode is filled with meta jokes, an ungodly amount of references, and overall just a side splitting experience. The MC alone is the most funniest character in this anime on his own. There are moments where you do feel bad for him, but most of the time, it does lead to some amazing comedy scenes.

The humour alone is enough to save this anime in my opinion from it's flaws.

Despite it's many unique offerings, it wasn't able to save itself from what I consider to be the biggest flaw, which is underdeveloped characters.

Almost all the characters in this anime, including the MC, don't evolve overtime and in the case of the female cast, remain adhered to their stereotypes till the end of the season. There were multiple character developments that the anime was smart enough to feature, but never bothers exploring further at all. But then again, this IS a 10 ep comedy after all so it would be harsh to expect too much of this. That being said, a little character development never hurts.

Absolutely do not expect a decent story out of this anime as is the case with most harem anime. The overall story, while being wafer thin, ends with a very underwhelming ending. Much like the characters, there are a LOT of questions about the mechanisms of the MC's affliction that almost never get answered.

Overall, it's absolutely amazing that they even TRIED to be different. That gets points in my book. It's almost tiring to see the same tropes recycled over and over again even if I'm mostly there to beat the shit out of my dick to. NouCome's uniqueness outshines it's commonly seen flaws. It's therefore, much easier to just enjoy the amazing comedy and tasteful ecchi while laughing along with God at the MC's plight.

ABSOLUTELY recommend it. Go ahead and give it a watch.

This anime is about our hero, Kanade Amakusa, who is forced into a series of usually polar choices by an unknown cruel God and is forced to deal with them the best he can.

Plot: 5/10
It's pretty much a turn your brain off kind of enjoyable romp. Kanade has to deal with a curse that forces him into choices that are usually disastrous for his social standing, occasionally beneficial in some sort of cursed way, and always have to come true. Several girls around him are attracted to him for reasons sometimes understandable, sometimes because this is a harem anime.

Characters: 6/10
Kanade- your usual ... somewhat clueless, kind, doing the best he can given the circumstances MC with the added spice of he has to overcome dumb obstacles.
Chocolat- literally comes falling from the sky dumb as a sack of bricks, loves the MC and lives with him for no reason hot girl.
Yuuouji- unpopular rich chick who also loves the MC for no discernible reason.
Yukihira- puts on an emotionless front, is actually deeper for once, loves the MC for being the only decent guy in her life.
There's the sadist, little sister, chick who knows his secret, teacher who also knows his secret etc. but eh.

Gayness of the protagonist: 8/10
Now this right here is what I'm all about! All of my overall score will be based solely on this factor.

For the most part, Kanade seems pretty straight- a lot of his involuntary choices due to this thing called Absolute Choice in his brain forces him to do some pretty perverted actions, and when it comes to matters regarding breasts or panties, he seems to be pretty flustered about it. I would argue, however, that he mainly does this out of fear of his already abysmal social reputation falling even further- he does get the shit beaten out of him on several occasions, as you would expect from any harem anime. Having said that, he does nosebleed on at least one occasion, and some of his enjoyment of females is not completely forced.

There are two very distinct occasions in which I believe he really solidifies his gayness. The first is when another character has a rare moment of clarity or even clairvoyance, and very heavily implies that her forcing herself onto him and kissing him is necessary to get rid of his Absolute Choice curse, which is the entire focal point of this anime. He adamantly refuses this offer.

The second is when he is forced into confessing his love for one of the many women around him, which earlier in the episode is established extremely clearly to be the means of releasing this curse, which if not alleviated could literally kill him in an extremely painful manner. He instead chooses to go with the none of the above option.


Overall, 8/10 anime if you're a fan of MCs being super gay!

(this is satire)

Well, that was a waste of a premise that didn't suck per se. Alas the execution was quite bad. Unless, of course, you're perfectly satisfied with tired slapstick humour, boobies, panties, boobies, and more boobies. I'm not.

So, the premise is that our hero is suddenly subjected to attention by a quite flippant god, whose grand idea is to inflict a curse on him. Said curse consists of him being presented with a choice between two (or more) bad options, and always at a time when either choice will embarrass him. In order to try and get rid of the curse, he ... has to fulfill equally embarrassing "missions". Forget backstory, why this is happening, why it's happening to Amakusa in specific -- we get none of that. This has overall the feel of immature gods using humans for entertainment. You can see the perfect setup for a comedy, can't you.

And I can see how this could be good even without any backstory. In the hands of a better writer, this could be comedy gold. I enjoyed the role of the flippant god, very aptly voiced by Tachibana Shinnosuke.

Alas I didn't enjoy much else. It's basically a harem show bordering on ecchi with not enough redeeming features for those who don't inherently love that sort of feeble sexual teasing.

Story: silly but potentially fun premise, lousy follow-through. There was no progression, no pacing, no growth (yes, even a comedy should have some of that or it won't touch me at all), no sense (who all is in on the curse?), and no conclusion.

Art: quite pleasant; bright and clean with decent animation. Character design makes all the main characters easy to distinguish. Cute girls, but not too cute. Too much blush; sheesh.

Sound: a couple of good voice acting performances, the usual professionalism from the rest, too many squeaky female voices (personal peeve), peppy OP (by some random female idol group) and ED, inoffensive BGM.

Character: Amasuka is your basic bland insert-yourself-here character. He's not as annoying as some of those are, he's not as pervy as many of them, and he actually has a sense of personal ethics, so he's a step up from the basic model, but why anyone would want to declare their love for him is beyond me. Yeah, yeah, otaku wishfulfillment, I get it. The girls are mostly stock: kuudere, childhood friend secretly in love, wannabe imouto, classy and mysterious student council president, haughty, sadistic ojousama, magical girlfriend who falls from the sky and acts like a puppy (ok, so that last bit is not stock) -- Chocolat is actually a character I like just because she's different, though I hated it when they had her do a turn as the perfect waifu. There's no character development.

Enjoyment: I am astounded I made it through all 10 episodes. Now, they were at the end of my day, and I was mostly vegetating already; that might explain it. It's not so horrible a show that I'd throw the box against the wall if I had bought it; it has small moments that even I found funny (I enjoyed the short bits after the ED where for some episode we got shown a possible outcome had Amakusa chosen differently, and as already mentioned I rather liked the flippant god). But I can't say I actually enjoyed myself, no. The fan service was so pervasive that the show needed some intellectual stimulation for me to make up for that, and it didn't bring that.

Ore no Nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru, or to shorten, Noucome. It is a light novel based on Takeru Kasukabe anime and anime premiered in 2013.

STORY: The anime tells the story of Kanade Amakusa. Kanade is a somewhat special teenager, as this gifted with a curse, "the curse of absolute elections." This curse forces him to have to opt for a series of not very nice choices for him or for them in public. You would think that would not have to choose, but it is inevitable, because if you do not choose at a certain time, the head ... begins to ache. These decisions undoubtedly spoil the way that people see him in carrying out any of these elections ...

When he think you he have to continue the rest of his life, a girl, apparently sent by God himself, to help him overcome a series of tests that allow he to get rid of lifetime that curse appears that forced to choose inopportune situations.

Because of their nefarious actions accordingly election, will become one of the five rejected from the school, damaging his reputation within the school, but benefiting, when meeting new friends who will accompany you throughout the anime and its lifetime.

The tests that allow he to get rid of the curse will not be entirely easy, surely making God pass good times laughing at situations that commands him to do, provided that if at any time fail one of the tests, will to stay with the curse of life.

CHARACTERS:
Kanade: Kanade is the main character of the series who is suffering from "Absolute Choices", a curse that forces him to choose one of two or more options. If he doesn't choose, he develops an unbearable migraine. In the beginning, he meets Chocolat and learns that to end the curse, he has to complete a series of "missions". Failing to finish any mission before its deadline will result in the curse staying forever. As the result of "Absolute Choices", his classmates view him as a weird person and thus he has become one of the "Reject Five".

Chocolat: The beautiful girl who falls from the sky after Amakusa chooses the option "a beautiful girl falls from the sky" when given an Absolute Choice on his way home from school one day. She chooses the name "Chocolat" when Kanade gives her a box of chocolates to eat. She was sent from the God World to help Kanade complete the "missions" in order to remove the curse. However, she is quite air-headed, making her ineffective when assisting Kanade. According to her, she lost her memory prior to receiving the mission, including how to resolve the curse. In the second novel, she transfers into Kanade's class as his "pet".
Sometimes, when she bumps her head or gets drunk, an inner Chocolat, who has not lost her memories, appears for a short time. Unlike her counterpart, this Chocolat is smart, helpful, and has a better idea about the curse. She reverts to her usual self if she bumps her head again or becomes sober. According to her, Chocolat will return to the god world once the curse has ended. At one point, after regaining her memory, she tries to seduce Kanade, but fails because of a chocolate box hitting her head, returning her to normal.

ART: The anime does not have many effects. It is an anime that develops life at school and therefore not needed many special effects. They could have been better drawn characters and landscapes, as it becomes an anime that teaches you the landscapes of urban Japan, and very poorly.

Enjoyment: The anime is fun, and it's a comedy that makes you laugh at the various decisions that Kanade has to overcome. If it is true that could be better and have an argument that makes you hook up a little more.

Ore no Nounai Sentakushi ga, Gakuen Love Comedy wo Zenryoku de Jama Shiteiru, Or as its better know as Noucome. Is the kind of anime you watch when you are either just starting to watch anime or you are looking for a anime to take up time. While i would say i enjoyed Noucome a lot, it is not one of the anime you will always remember. In fact the only reason i may remember it so fondly is because it was my second anime.

Don't get me wrong however, I do still feel like the comedy ... in the anime is very good most of the time and is much better than your average Rom/Com. This is a very good comedy with a interesting plot. Its characters were fairly interesting and while there was little character progression I think it was entertaining enough to get away with it.

Overall - 6:
The introduction scene about choices was really well done (even if I had to keep pausing to read the choices). The set up for this show is fine, but the way it's handled isn't.

Story - 5:
The concept of forcing the main character to pick between some options can create some hilarious situations, this show was at it's best when it was trying to make the viewer laugh with some over the top situation caused by absolute choice. The problem is that this wasn't always the focus.

When the show focuses on the characters and building up Kanade's harem it feels generic and boring. This ... is mostly due to the characters not being all that interesting.

The plot allows for some ridiculous scenarios, but it rarely uses this to its full potential. More often than not the choice is merely a distraction, which is only good when it adds to the comedy of the situation.

Art - 5:
Generic anime art, nothing special, it's not good or bad. The way the absolute choice is presented is done well though.

Sound - 6:
The OST is good, and the sound effects are decent as well.

Character - 2:
This is where Noucome really fell flat for me. The main character is the generic indecisive harem anime protagonist and his only redeeming quality is the empathy you can feel for him and the way he handles some of the situations he's in. He also says he'll never chose something that could hurt the feeling of another person, which generally means he makes a bad decision because he's being "considerate".

The rest of the cast are boring, generic, or lack any sort of depth. Any somewhat interesting character is glazed over in place of the main cast. Throughout the anime they refer to a group of people as the "reject five" but as you find out later in the anime, there aren't even five of them, which makes no sense.

The only character that is likeable and gets at least some screen time is the teacher. She really should have been a bigger part of the anime than she was.

Enjoyment - 5:
There were times this anime made me laugh, but they weren't enough to distract me from dreadfully boring characters.

I thought the concept of this anime was good, but the actual work? No. The curse was pretty cool, but all it made him do was really embarrassing or pervy things. I guess some people are into that, but not me. Despite all of the horrible things he does, he magically gets a harem. That happens all the time in anime and it needs to stop. Girls aren't really that shallow. I was kind of curious as to the nature of his curse, and how he was going to deal with it, but by the end he hasn't really accomplished much and knows very little. ... He does discover some things, and the show can be funny, but that doesn't compensate for the overall stupidity.

I just had to crash into this damn mess didnt?
There is a certain phrase that people foolishly try to shield themselves with "Anime... trash" or a combination of those.
But saying that "This anime is trash" would be recognizing this massive amalgam of shitty trend, overused tropes and carbon copy characters.
And this is not an anime.
There is no plot connecting the tits that walk from one place to another sometimes trying to form some coherent dialogue.
This piece of rubbish can and should only ever be describbed as what it is. A checklist.
And as any shitty anime checklist ill start with the non existan plot.

*Supernatural phenomena ... that forces the MC to act in a different way
*Highschool.
*Absence of fathers
*Girls literally falling of the sky/appearing out of nowhere to violently suck the MC's small self insertion.
*Tsundere short girl that is annoyed at the fact that she is a tsundere with small boobs.
*The tsundere hits the male MC
*Other characters hit the male MC
*There is a moe character with a soft voice.
*The male mc is a pathetic beta self insert virgin that can't even muster enough strenght to say "No" to any situation.
*Male sexual assault played for laughs (bonus points for several times).
*Girls acting as pets.
*Girls literally acting as pets (wow).
*There is a rich spoiled refined sadistic big breasted blonde girl.
*Incest in a form of media that isnt hentai/porn
*A girl that is carefree and easygoing until the male MC says or touches a topic. In that moment said girl will instantly and hopelessly fall in love with the male MC and she will act less carefree and easygoing because she is shy or some shit i dunno its garbage.
*A character that speaks criptically and obviously knows about the supernatural phenomena/some part of the nonsensical plot and teases the MC with it but never says anything clear so its like a senseless plot blueballing because everyone knows she knows about the plot on 99.999999999999999% of the cases.
*Beach episode or any stupid excuse of an episode to show the tits i mean girl characters.
*The MC is the only male character in the show.
*Literally every girl in the show likes the MC solely for the fact that he is a decent human being (or maybe this is how it works in reality and im just an incredibly shitty person?).
*The MC waking up with a girl on top of him on a form of media that isnt hentai/porn.
*The MC apparently dislikes every single girl of his harem.
*Some walking tits confess their love to the MC but some convoluted bs happens and he forgets it or doesnt give 2 shits about it.

Why did i even watched this mess?
If you see the character list on MAL and there is only 1 male its obvious the show is going to be garbage. Why did i let myself be fooled by people rating this absolute trash as 10 or 8?
The only reason i gave this show a 2 is that the opening was catchy, the first half of the first episode was good and every single scene in which the MC wasnt interacting with an interchangeable pair of tits was slightly decent.
Lastly and in danger of sounding like a white justice priest or keyboard warrior this is a garbage show that treats women as nothing but objects.
Don't waste your time.

This is one of those anime when I'm bored enough with other anime, I usually re-watch this anime.

Still as entertaining as ever!

The character designs are beautiful, cute, this makes me really enjoy watching.
The storyline is quite interesting, especially when the Narrator has to read the Choices while laughing a little, and I laughed too when I heard it, MC and other friends did a lot of silly things because of this choice.

For character Yukihara, I quite like him, has a Tsundere nature and sometimes displays a hidden cute figure.

But unfortunately this anime is still not completely finished, there are still many mysteries that have ... not been revealed, and it has been quite a long time since this anime was released, I hope there will be a second season for this anime.

I binge- watched this is one sitting instead of studying for my Econ 101 exam. I know that I am very easy to make laugh and therefore am probably not a reliable reference for what's funny, but I still thought this was really funny. I will laugh at anything, but the first scene of the first episode, I had to watch three times before I was satisfied.

The plot is minimal. The conclusion is unsatisfactory. The characters are one dimensional. The progress is forced.

BUT, it made me laugh. :)

That is all I expected from the show and that's what it did. It's not a ... "good" show, but it sure is funny, so I was 100% content with having watched this instead of studying.

Imagine the "would you rather" game. Now imagine you were playing that game nonstop 24/7. That is what the main guy is faced with. A voice tells him to pick an answer from these horrible embarrassing choices and he has to chose one otherwise he gets bad headaches. That is what makes this anime so funny. He's always doing embarrassing crazy things because of these choices. This anime incorporates many types of humor all into one show. There's puns, sex jokes, gay jokes, and just everything really. He has his harem of girls that are all odd but cute and funny. There's a lot of ... panty shots and funny ecchi scenes. I was laughing from episode one till the last one. The comedy in this show is just too good. Lets go over the main cast. First we have Amakusa Kanade the main guy. He's caring, always making retorts to the other cast when they aren't making any sense or being weird(all the time) and just like a lot of harem men he is dense to all the girls feelings. Then there's Chocolat. She is a busty airhead who loves to eat food and sweets and is pretty much a freeloader. Then we have Yukihira Furano. She has a harsh cold attitude around people but she's actually a sensitive fragile girl. She's always making weird jokes and is very tsundere. Lastly we have Yuuouji Ouka. She is an energetic loving girl that seems like nothing fazes her but she has a pure maiden type mindset at times. The interaction among the cast is just too funny and Kanade's retorts around a crazy weird cast are just as funny. Give this anime a watch.