Okusama ga Seitokaichou!

Okusama ga Seitokaichou is a perfect example of how to do simplistic ecchi correctly. It doesn't have any form of serious storyline, no cheesy drama, no annoying teasing at romance that never actually goes anywhere. It's just pure intimacy in both love and lust; more of an actual representation of what teenage couples do to each other in real life. And quite frankly it's a breath of fresh air, because it gives you exactly what you're looking for as a viewer and nothing more.

The story (if you can call it that) is extremely straightforward. We have student council president Ui who one day announces that ... because of an alcohol-influenced agreement between their parents, she is to become the fiancé of the vice president and protagonist Hayato. Thus they start cohabitating together, and they quickly get very intimate with each other. Queue lots and lots of lewdness. Uncensored lewdness (even during the TV-airing, on AT-X). It doesn't quite reach the level of ecchi legends like Kiss x Sis for example, but it's still pretty damn hot. Many boners have been had. But it's more than just that, because honestly their relationship feels a hell of a lot more natural than most couplings you see in anime.

The only real problem I have with this anime is that despite everything, it is a quite poor adaptation. For one, the characters are way less moe than in the manga. Especially Ui herself is nowhere near as loli as in the original, and I also find her voice actress choice rather questionable. More importantly however, Okusama ga Seitokaichou is ruined quite a bit by the fact that it for whatever reason only has 8-minute episodes. I don't really know why it couldn't get a normal-length TV-airing given that the manga has like 8 volumes' worth of content already, but what's done is done. Of course what little content the anime actually does cover is still very good, but it kind of feels like the story is over before it's even began this way.

That being said though, in the end what you have is an anime which feels incredibly natural as far as character relationships go, much more so than most series. The ecchi scenes never feel forced or out of place, they go beyond mere teasing and they actually give you what you want to see as a viewer. It's almost sad just how rare that is to see in anime.

Oh, and make absolutely sure to watch the uncensored version if/when you pick this anime up. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever to watch it otherwise. And once you've done that, I'd recommend you to try out the manga as well, because it's so much better still.

I have to say that this series was one of the pleasant surprises this season. I went into it expecting it to be a run-of-the-mill ecchi, but ended up finding a funny series with the right mix between comedy and erotic content. Both of these were done pretty tastefully.

The premise of the show is that the the parents of the two main characters, Ui and Hayato, agreed that they would marry when they were of an appropriate age. So when Ui shows up at her highs chool classmate's house and springs the news that now she was going to live with him, she turns Hayato's ... world upside down.

The characters are well developed and even though the episodes last only 8 minutes, they managed to make me care for what happened to them and their relationship. The art is very nice, but in order to appreciate this show you need to watch the uncensored version (I also checked out a few of the censored episodes and the quality decreases considerably by missing key scenes).

Eroticism brings out the carnivorous beast inside us all, even if we are unaware of its existence. At least with those who are not repressed to their sexual drives by the time they reach that age group where it truly shines. Anime has been having no shortage of shows that try to tap into these drives in recent seasons. I will go against the majority by saying: There is nothing wrong with that. Especially whenever they are just as fun, sexy and hilarious as Okusama ga Seitokaichou!

A fair comparison to be made about Okusama would be Kiss x Sis. Not necessarily just because the main ... girl, Ui Wakana, is voiced by the same Seiyuu, Ayana Taketatsu, who voiced Ako Suminoe in Kiss x Sis, but because of how both anime use fanservice to create a pleasant, playful atmosphere. As a comedy anime with a running time of under 8 minutes, this style of fanservice that is there to stimulate and entertain people fits perfectly with the short duration. If this were an anime that was your standard 24 minutes, including OP and ED, I don't think the fanservice would've held on for so long. Or worst, it could've tried to take a serious turn to its story like most bad ecchi anime.

Kiss x Sis gets away with a 24-minute running time because of the charm all of the characters possess, while Okusama, unfortunately, only has the joy of our two main protagonists. The main male lead, Hayato Izumi and Ui Wakana, both supply a solid connection built up to a silly concept of getting married together out of spite from both of their parents. Ui's brand of perverted antics is both subtle and humorous when she tries to bed with Hayato, which takes it up a notch from Ayana Taketatsu's incredible performance. Of course, when those sexy scenes between them occur, they are nothing short of magical, despite how short they are.

That is where the character praises take a back seat for the supporting cast. Although I do think Ui's mother is just as entertaining as her daughter, the rest do not leave much of an impression due to their short presence. Whatever good that can be found in their character, they are overshadowed by our main protagonists fairly quickly. Ui and Hayato even have moments of hilarity by themselves from their delightful charisma. Ui stalking the other girl with affections was gut-bustlingly hilarious to see. Her throwing condoms to show a sex-positive message to her students added a nice touch of nuance commentary and absurdity to Okumasa.

As far as short anime shows go, Okusama takes advantage of its duration and makes something suitable to take in. Kind of like a fast-food restaurant, the quality of the food is ideal for the cost and time that it takes for it to be created for consumption. Sometimes if a short anime does too much for its running time, it will appear all over the place. Okusama is a solid watch to experience the character interactions for what they are inside, lewd carnivorous beasts.

Grade: B

Can we take a moment to note that there was an absurd amount of sex comedies this season. Between Shimoneta, Monster Musume, Prison High School, To Love Ru Darkness 2nd and now Okusama ga Seitokaichou! It seems like every possible niche was explored to some complicity. But what separates Okusama from the rest of the list is in it's simplified length and even more simplified plot.

Okusama is your typical fair for the genre. The female character is the aggressor in the 'relationship' though she isn't nearly as bad as I am making her out to be. And I say 'relationship' whereas the only reason ... they are together is because the female lead, Ui Wakana moved into the male leads apartment because their parents set them up for marriage when they were children. Something apparently only Ui remembers.

While it sounds like I am harping on this show in a negative light I found it pretty hard to find anything actually 'wrong' with the series. It's short length cuts out the filler and goes straight to whatever the issue is that episode. Whether it be a miscommunication or a fellow student living next door. Things you expect almost to a fault. But the energy of the series is fast pace and the characters at least enjoyable in 8 minute bursts. What really helped it along was the clean look of the art which complimented the rather brisk length.

I should probably mention I watched the uncensored broadcast via Crunchyroll. There isn't much to say on the topic. Every couple of episodes would get as close to soft core porn as it could before something prevented the couple from going further.

While I didn't fall in love with this anime there wasn't anything to get upset about. It was mediocre but not unwatchable. Some of the subplots were entertaining but due it their short length none of them had a conclusion. The opening and closing songs were forgettable. And yet I would be remissed to give it a bad score. To coin the late great Douglas Adams it was 'Mostly Harmless'.

If you came for boobs, you came to the right place.

Welcome to Okusama ga Seitokaichou, where the objective is to titillate (I respect this anime enough to hand-type the title).

Is there a story? The story goes as far as setting up compromising situations for our lead and the members of his harem. Mission accomplished. (I mean really, can you take an anime with the title "My Wife is the Student Council President" seriously?)

Art? Graphic enough to titillate. Mission accomplished.

Sound? Acceptable enough not to get in the way of the titillation. Mission accomplished

Characters? Juuust good enough to make you not face-palm at how cliche they are, ... allowing you to instead use your palm for something else, amirite? Mission accomplished.

Enjoyment? The episodes are 8 minutes long. Depending on how long you last, this is either the most frustrating thing ever or a perfect fit hehe xd

If I had to rate this anime for my friends and family, I'd give it a 1 or 2. But for you guys, who I KNOW are thinking of watching this anime the exact same reasons as me, I give it a solid 7.

Not all anime needs to be a masterwork of storytelling. Some shows just aim to be entertaining, and most often when a show understands what it is and doesn't try to be more is when a show enters a league of its own. Okusama no Seitokaichou is a rapid-fire romcom ecchi-bordering-softcore-porn, and it succeeds at being what it is.

The setup of Seitokaichou is as simple as the synopsis presents, with a little more - guy loses to girl in election, girl moves into his apartment on the premise of a childhood promise to be his wife, sexy hilarity ensues. That's it - and that's all ... it has to be. It doesn't try to pull a lot of drama, or pull comedy from silly plot elements like its harem comedy counterparts, no nonsense. Here's a setup, here's the joke.

And boy, what jokes it does get. It appeals to crude humor but in such a way that is rather funny, if only for the *massive* degree to which it takes the lewdness. Crass? Yes. Vulgar? Undoubtedly. But it made me laugh, whereas the generic tsundere-abusing-MC "comedies"of other shows didn't, so Okusama is obviously doing SOMETHING right.

For as little screentime as characters get in an 8-minute anime, the characters of Okusama are charming, bearing a lot of artifacts from their origin as 4-koma manga characters both in design and in execution. Combined with respectable animation quality and great performances by the voice cast, there are no real complaints on that front. Like the story, the characters exist to do what they need to do, with no illusion of being deep, dramatic fonts of insight.

Okusama ga Seitokaichou is a show that knows what it is, and doesn't try to be anything more. The jokes bring out a laugh, the ecchi is, well, ecchi, and overall it's very high in the enjoyment:time ratio category. It's a fun show - and really, that's all it needs to be.

This anime is very much like the manga, if you have read the manga like I have then you know what to expect. It's very simple when it comes to the story, with the usual blue balls fan service, but it's still a very enjoyable anime series. A lot of people won't like this anime because they have not read the manga, or they just don't like boobs and borderline hentai Anime/Manga. The animation is amazing, actually it's very well done for this type of anime, however I wish it had longer episodes but 8 minutes is reasonable due to manga not having many chapters ... as IT HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED IN A LONG TIME (SOMEONE GET YOUR LAZY ASS BACK INTO RELEASING THE NEXT CHAPTERS)



Now if you will excuse me as I continue to wait for the next chapter of Okusama ga Seitokaichou

Your Wife is the Student Council President!...Ecchi Ensues...

Okusama Seito Kaichou! is an unbashed ecchi harem anime short anime series where under wacky circumstances our main protagonist Hayato Izumi voiced by Kazuyuki Okitsu running for student council president gets shot-down by Ui Wakana voiced by Ayana Taketatsu, an ace of the school who conducts a reform of sex-ed and allows relationships in the school...later on well ecchi and harem ensues, though it focuses more on Ui and Hayato's secret relationship.

For an ecchi anime, it's either awkward or titillating or both merged with an ok relationship into the mix with it's elements of harem, ecchi and romance ... but mainly of Ui and Hayato's secret ecchi relationship as well as Rin Misumi voiced by Minami Tsuda's love interest to Hayato forming the harem element as well as her rivalry of Ui's sex-ed reform since she's the Disciplinary Committee head.

The awkward or titillating comes from the ecchi moments where it might as well be softcore hentai, it's uncensored but the furthest it ever goes is sexual moaning and bare boobs. Though the panty and suggestive shots is typical from the ecchi genre. Obviously if you have disdain towards fanservice this ecchi anime is gonna be awkward (though the sexual moaning in general is awkward to watch), but if you want short bursts of titillation then Okusama Seito Kaichou! for an anime short is an easy and quick pick.

In terms of characters, the majority of the anime is focused on Ui and Hayato rather sexual relationship, it's not a bad thing how LA let it goes, sure it maybe slightly fueled by sexual exploits that Hayato stumbles on and Hayato at times "snaps" and nearly goes all out at times, nonetheless as sexual their relationship is, Hayato and you the audience "might" see that this relationship is still stable and it's not just one-sided as Hayato and Ui expresses their feelings yes sexually, but it does make their relationship blossom even if Hayato has a pseudo-harem forming (realize that Hayato is "married" to Ui quite early...thus LA says "pseudo-harem"). Rin Misumi does get screentime but she applies the rival love interest and rival to Ui for the reforms, she isn't a wasted character as she kinda does her job as the rival/love interest for the most part.

The minor characters have a best one episodes to their name, such as Mato Sawatari voiced by Juri Nagatsuma as the "secretary" to Misumi and Ui's father Ryouji voiced by Yuu Kobayashi, the only two characters that gets more screentime goes to Ui's mother Misato voiced by Tomoko Kaneda and Misumi's older sister Kei voiced by Ryoko Shiraishi. The rest, like Karem Fujisaki voiced by Yoshie Sugiyama and Ayane Niikura voiced by Aoi Fujimoto, the other student council members hardly get developed at all.

The comedy revolves around Hayato being the straight man and nearly the entire cast being the "tsukommi" and yes because of this the comedy goes alot into "misunderstandings" but still due to how the animation makes it chibi and the exaggerated expressions kinda lands the comedic moments at times.

In terms of animation done by Studio Seven has two styles, typical ecchi and chibi. The typical ecchi is the obvious and with the more curvy and polished character designs from the female characters whilst giving Hayato a more normal yet comedic "protagonist" character design. The chibi style is only used for comedic situation though these two style clash alot of the time, maybe used to break the ice but nonetheless as separate styles they are ok, but NOT when the merge together from two differing scenes, though it being an ecchi comedy LA won't bash this aspect too much, it's kinda doing it job nonetheless. The animation is of average quality throughout though.

The voice acting, well LA will give Ayana Taketatsu this, she kinda got LA's favourite voice actor in Okusama Seito Kaichou!, just from her awkward nervous vocals to her moa- *ahem* comedic vocals are a broad range, Minami Tsuda has a pretty typical tsundere mode for the majority of the time and Ryoko Shiraishi voicing Kei is quite a welcoming surprise with her somewhat femme fatale vocals, though it's kinda typical for her what with her wide-ranged vocals. What can LA say but the vocal department in Okusama Seito Kaichou! is pretty decent and typical.

Okusama Seito Kaichou! though it prides itself as a fanservice heavy show, there is a romance/harem element in there. The comedy is a nice relief from the fanservice though this element and the comedy coincide with one another alot of the time, it is an ecchi comedy. The characters though typically cliche they have a layer of sexual soft-puppy love relationship coated into it make what is a fanservice-heavy show into something with a bit of candy-coated to all the cheesecake. Okusama ga Seitokaichou! KNOWS what it is and laughs at the notion of being embarrassed (ironic since Ui does at *ahem* those times) and will cater to those who want something like this and what with it's length, it can easily be finished less than 2 hours. If there was a food LA could explain Okusama ga Seitokaichou! is like having ice cream cake for dinner, you know it has tons of sugar and it's quite BAD FOR YOU, but you just can't help but eat it because it's SOOOO TASTY and SWEET, just replace sugar with fanservice and you have Okusama ga Seitokaichou!. LA hate to admit it but LA wants another cake...

Is anyone else getting hungry or is it just LA?...

First of all,this is very same type of ecchi anime as others,very basic but enjoyable plot,nice looking art without awkward animations,symphatic protagonist who doesnt seems like virgin when he sees some boobs, everything was great about this anime except the length,you cant enjoy good plot and atmosphere with this anime with just 8 min. lenght which is extremly short,i would recommend to authors at least 15-20minutes.
But,compared to other same genre ecchi,love,romance anime this one is slightly short also on plot,if you are heavy-minded on plot you can find this anime somehow unsatisfying for you,but for average ecchi audience i think this one will do his ... work.

If you enjoyed anime like for example : To Love Ru,Rosario to Vampire etc, you will also love this one,just without supernatural things and aliens.

8/10 I highly recommend this short-length but great anime :)

Right, let's get the synopsis out of the way, shall we? It's actually quite simple: the male lead, Izumi Hayato is running for class president, but gets beaten by Wakana Ui, who promises free love on the school grounds, and less harshness when dealing with dating. Somewhat gutted, he still stays vice-president but that evening discovers that the president (now revealed as the female lead), was actually arranged to marry him, and so she decides to move in with him as his wife. The stage is set, the lights lit, let the show begin!

And that's ... basically it: it's a form of slice of life focusing mostly on the relationship the two characters have (with a very slight love triangle after a bit). Oh sure, there is some ecchi (that'll be most enjoyed in the uncensored version), but it's nothing TOO hardcore, in fact it's almost cute. You have two leads, both sixteen-ish living together and actually attracted to each other, so of course ther are going to be some moments that will make ecchi haters cringe, but they don't spoil the actual plot in any way. So there's no "accidental" groping, slipping to land in someone's boobs, it's all planned out.

There are also a couple funny scenes in this, some fun situations, and you can really get the character's feelings. Overall, nothing cringingly bad really ^^

Anyway, I'm giving this an 8, because I quite enjoyed it and it reminded me of a couple things I went through ages ago. Either way, if you're into this, I'm sure you'll quite enjoy it. And remember, season 2 is coming out in October ^^

Now excuse me while I check out the manga this was adapted from.

Now just for everyone to know, just because I gave it a 6/10 doesn't mean I didn't enjoy immensely. It's just not neccissarily that good lmao.

Will be calling it Okusama throughout the review. Any spoilers will be makred prior.

Story - Okusama is only 8 minutes each episode for 12 episodes, so the story is pretty subpar honestly. It's an ecchi obviously, so there wasn't much hope for the story in my eyes and I was right. Now this doesn't mean I didn't enjoy the concpet of the show and how events have taken place, but there's just no solid storyline.

Art - Whenever I review ... I also just give Art an 8 or 9 because I'm not a stickler for it, but Ecchi is different. Ecchi si something where I actually pay close attention to the art style and detail, and I was impressed by Okusama. It was pleasing to me and all. I know some people will say it's bland and in a sense it is, but I personally don't like colors popping out everywhere at me. Everything from the backgrounds to the nipples is done nicely to my tastes, but hey, that's just me.

Sound - Sound isn't something I look too closely at because it's not that big of a thing for me. Same instance here. Characters weren't annoying and it all sounded fluent.

Character - Now here's something I think shined, and for good reason as well. As you know by now, this is an Ecchi, and characters are usually one sided or bland. In a sense, Okusama'a characters are that as well, but for some reason I really enjoyed them. The main female Ui honestly looks amazing to me and I love her character. The main male character Izumi was also very nicely done and wasn't a cringey MC either, which is also a plus. The side characters are all one sided as well but not annoying, which is there redeeming quality to me. All in all, good characters for an ecchi.

Overall - I see people judging this harshly and I understand why, but I feel as if this isn't something to take oh so serious. It's just an 8 minute episode ecchi with a love subplot. It's not supposed to have the best story out there. It's supposed to provided fanservice and happy feels, which it did in its entirety. That's why I'd rate it overall 6, but personal enjoyment at 9. I just enjoy shows like these.

This is a category I am only gonna do for Ecchi.

"Arousal" Factor - Ok lets be honest, arousal is a part of ecchi and happened to all of us at one point. I always factor it in for rating Ecchi to myself, and I'll share it here with you guys that read this. I don't like Ecchi that will my me "aroused" the entire time. If I wanted that, then I would go watch real porn or hentai. I like a series that while sometimes had its calm moments, I still got "aroused" at certain points because they were done good. They weren't cringey, cliche moments that make me regret watching. They were either hot, attractive moments that were enjoyable on the eyes, or a cute warm moment that I happen to love personally. I'd give this category a straight up 10 if I could.

Overall, if you like Ecchi and are ok with little to no story, you'd enjoy Okusama. If you want something deeper with a linear story, this isn't for you my friend. It's something fun to watch, so enjoy yourself.

I try to avoid Slice of life and especially Harem shows as much as I can because they just do not fit my taste in entertainment. Nonetheless I´ve seen two Slife of life/Ecchi series which I genuinely liked.
The reason I enjoyed those two,being their sheer offensiveness. Two Anime, who went that one step beyond the boring panty shots and accidental tit gropes, to tell their story. They also didn´t involve any annoying bickering many main couples within harem or romance Anime go through. I watched Okusama ga Seitokaichou, expecting an exxagerated offensive comedy similar to the likes of Shimoneta or Prison School, ... but I was wrong. Those shows suceeded in surprising me with their ridiculous premises and their over the top plottwists, to the point where I bursted out in laughter because of sheer surprise.

Okusama ga Seitokaichou on the other hand, turned out to be a fairly generic comedy echi harem, with all it´typical character archetypes and boring plot you´ll come to expect when watching a show of that kind. I won´t spoil anything, but if you think you´ve seen the shows characters before. It´s because you have.
But, the show has two saving graces compared to it´s peers. It´s short run of 8 minutes per episode and it´s lack of consistent cockblocking, that similar shows are infamous for. There are no annoying parents or siblings, storming the doors, or obnoxious sidecharacters jumping into the picture, to ruin the fun for everyone when its "heros" are exploring their bodies.
If you want to watch borderline hentai this show perfectly delivers.

No strategical placed hair, that covers nipples, asshole lights or conveniently placed objects and limbs to obstruct the view here.
You get to see everything from the bellybuton upwards and when a hand happens to slide down a crotch or on top of a booby it happens out of free will and not because of banana peel or slippery stairs.

Which conveys more the feeling of a terrible teen Movie like American Pie, rather than a terrible harem Anime, that keeps cockteasting it´s audience with what they actually wanna see. I gave this show a 7. While it´s certainly not for me I can see audiences really enjoying that show. That audience being a horde of adolencent teenagers that have no acces to actual porn, or are too shy to watch it.

Alright guys, how do you spell degenerate? D E G E N E R A T E. That's right! It's also you, and me! Okusama ga Seitokaichou is probably something that will make me feel like a degenerate for the next month, but do I regret watching this? Not really.

Story: For the 10 minutes that the anime has for screentime, the story is actually progressed at a constant and steady rate. The content of that does vary depending on the episode, but overall they do manage to fit in a good amount of story into 10 episodes. Every episode seems to have a focus on ... a character, and many involve our main character turned degenerate, Hayato, and how his antics seem to affect his soon-to-be wife. With the story of the episodes, they also sometimes throw in a gimmick, like how he and Ui have to make up, a chance meeting with someone, etc.

Art: Alright. I'll say it. I watched the uncensored version. I'm a degenerate. However, all that really did was add in the part from the love hotel, and add in some HYPER REALISTIC ANATOMY. Besides the fact that I watched that version, the art is actually not that bad. They make good use of changing to chibi forms, expressions are nice, and they like using the thinking emote a lot. Also, each and every character stand out in their own way. However, past that, the art is just kinda there.

Sound: Lots of lewd noises. Oh, and the opening is nice. Yeah, that's all I got.

Character: For 10 minutes per episode, the characters are used very well. Each character got their own episode with something centered on them, and you can definitely tell which character is which based on personality. Everyone is their own selves, and they actually showed character personality to the last detail. However, since the episodes are only 10 minutes, that does not leave much time for deeper development outside of the 2 main characters.

Enjoyment: Overall, yeah. I felt like a total degenerate watching this anime. I would say that hindered my enjoyment just a slight bit. However, getting that out of the way, I still enjoyed this, in a slightly weird way.

Overall: My overall opinion of this show is that it's not bad, but I wouldn't recommend watching it in public, or really anywhere outside your house. Overall, not that bad of an experience, although the short episodes may hinder some enjoyability.

I previously wrote a review for this anime but I wasn't quite happy with it so I'm remaking it... You can skip to the end for a quick summary.

Keep in mind that this anime is REALLY ecchi, there's nudity and sexual acts so if you don't like that kind of thing then don't watch this. If you didn't like it simply because it was short I'm kind of disappointing in you.

Story: 8
It's about a boy being engaged to a popular girl at school and them proceeding to live together. This kind of premise is not entirely unique so there's not much to say about ... it. But what originally appealed to me in the story was how they handled its ecchi. Instead of showing meaningless boobs on screen, they actually twist the more ecchi moments into actually being very romantic and intimate moments between the leads. Which serves as both not only fan service for the viewer but also very romantic and touching moments.

Art: 7
The backgrounds are okay, I didn't find them particularly hard to look at nor particularly stunning. The character models are nice and they often switch from more realistic human models to more chibi like models to convey comedy and make character to appear to be more cute with varying degrees of success. Animations are not stellar but they don't feel lazy.

Sound: 7
SFX is often off for example something makes a sound yet the sound appears 1 to 2 sec after that action. This is NOT TOO bad and can often be overlooked. The SFX themselves seems realistic and believable as does the voice acting. The OST is meh. None of the tracks stood out to me but they all help to convey the right moods at the right scenes.

Characters: 8
I found all the characters to be very likable. The mc, Izumi, is pretty mature and is NOT afraid to engage in sexual acts with our other mc, Ui. Ui herself can be pretty adorable and gives Izumi that extra push to actually do stuff with her, once engaged, Izumi is pretty ballsy compared to pretty much every other protagonist of an anime like this which is honestly an incredible breath of fresh air. The supporting cast is more or less forgettable, nothing really stands out but they are likable especially Ui's mother. Ui's mother, actually feel like a step-mom, yet she still feels like her own person as she has very childlike qualities that corresponds with her appearance. This anime also does a pretty good job at shoving details about the character's lives and their thinking without going right out and saying it making do on its incredibly short run time

Enjoyment: 8
Because of its admittedly fan service-y and ecchi nature of this show it easy to enjoy. However, because they spin in it ecchi in such a romantic way the show also becomes quite heartwarming. It's short run time also helps in this because the anime's short comings can easily be overshadowed by the more superior romantic moments.

Overall: 8
Watch if you want to see...
-An intimate romantic relationship
-A LOT of kissing
-A somewhat realistic approach to its engagement premise
-A popular girl/living together romance

NOTE: Keep in mind that these compliments ONLY extend to the s1, s2 is bad don't watch that the best I can give it is a 6 for s2 :\

this is good anime , WOOOO i Love it




I have watched all the episodes of this anime and I highly recommend it for people in the world


in terms of the story of this anime is good, especially the ecchi scene in it that makes me addicted

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I can't say anything for this 8-minute anime which is really good

this is the number 1 ecchi anime that runs the story and the ecchemical scene is satisfying


This anime is the right place for oppai lovers to overlay the hobby (don't forget to prepare tissue :v)
I hope this anime has a movie version

I feel like I would have enjoyed it far more if I seen it when I was 13. I think that's actually the target audience. There's very little ecchi and humor that would be surprising/entertaining/interesting to late teen/adult.
Having said that it's still a pretty good series, easy to watch. Just doesn't really work as well as ecchi or comfort food as I would have hoped. Watch this if you're young and want some light ecchi to start, you'll probably have a blast.
You won't have any real weirdness that comes with almost all ecchi with this anime. (you know what I mean, the kind you ... have to overlook/not think about or you'll ruin the entire series for yourself, that kind).

okusama ga seitokaichou for being my first ecchi anime watch is unbelievable

the story is very straightforward with parents forcing the main protagonists character ui and hayato
to a marriage with third wheeler blue hair girl with big tits (its what typically happens when a character finds they arent real couple or like fake love *coughs* reference to nisekoi)

this anime gives a feel of what real life dating is like not so much rushed like other romance anime
very steady and not too rushed

it shows lewd sense very naturally and not too forced
it doesnt show hardcore raping or mc desperation for sex
really recommend watching the uncensored scene ... cause then the story will be extra amazing

my favorite scene from this anime is when ui was cooking she tripped and the pot spilled on her but when hayato tried to help her he pulled down her apron and her boobs showed lol

story : i rate it 8/really good like I explained above
art : the art is really nice
sound : tbh idk since i only watched the subs (dont know if theres a dubbed) maybe there is?
character : i give it a 8 since i can easily pick out my favorite character(8) which are the parents
enjoyment and overall : 8

I didn't really expect too much from "Okusama Ga Seitokaichou!" as I mostly watched it on a whim, since I'm on an ecchi trip at the moment. But I got great enjoyment out of it and was overall very happy with giving it the short time it took, as the episodes are only 8 minutes each.

Story (7/10): The story is pretty basic and is just there to force our two main characters into a romantic relationship from the very beginning. The parents promised to each other, that Izumi and Ui would marry each other and that's why they now have to live together. This is ... definitely nothing special, but it works and offers us many cute, funny and enjoyable moments.

Art (9/10): There's nothing about the art to be unhappy about. The characters are distinctive and everything looks really nice, but it shines the most, when the show goes to its lewd moments and offers us squishy tits and butts. Cute when it needs to be cute, sexy when it wants to be sexy and funny when it wants to be funny.

Sound (7/10): The sound is pretty normal on this one. The voice acting is good, but nothing outstanding (though Ayana Taketatsu really brought Ui to life) and the squishy sounds are wonderfully squishy. But there isn't anything really special about this.The Opening and Ending Themes are nice too.

Character (7/10): This would be where my biggest problem lies. Ui is a wonderful character and the heart of the show. Even with barely any time per episode, she always gets moments to grow and make her POV clear. She's incredibly cute and just a great character.
Izumi on the other hand feels like a douche to me. Even though he was forced into a situation he doesn't want to be in, I'd would have prefered it much more if he'd giving it more of a chance. He never had a girlfriend, so it would have been more interesting to see him accept, but use something like a deadline ("Let's try to make this happen, but if we both didn't fall in love with each other in X months, then we break this off"). While this might have killed the comedy aspect of him fighting against it - which happens from the very beginning - it would have allowed for more comedic moments of them trying to fall for each other and discover romance together. And there'd still be the other characters to have weird moments with.
And then there was Rin as the last bigger character. She's the only side character to actually get some character growth and who might be of romantic interest for Izumi, but her fight against Ui never grows above "holding hands is evil" and most of her interaction with Izumi grows out of a misunderstanding/lie. She might be an interesting character, but she doesn't get enough moments to actually turn into something interesting.
Besides that there is catgirl Niikura, Rin's lewd sister Kei, Ui fangirl Karen and Sawatari, who likes to stand below Rin's boobs and often pees herself. There really isn't much to say about these one note characters.

Enjoyment (8/10): I enjoyed the one note characters, the fights between Rin and Ui and I especially enjoyed Ui and how she tries to win over Izumi, but I wasn't much a fan of the subplot between Rin and Izumi and the same goes for the main plot surround Izumi not wanting to marry Ui. Both took a bit of enjoyment out of an otherwise great show (according to me). The short runtime, the incredible cuteness and the many cute-lewd moments still made it worthwhile to me though.

Overall (8/10): Pretty much as said in the Enjoyment part, I had much fun with this, but there were two plotlines, that just didn't really work for me. I would have prefered less of angry Izumi and more of them actually openly trying to get things done, but there were many elements to the show, that made me like it.