Monster Musume no Oishasan

Goofy, ridiculous, and delightfully fun. Exceptionally horny show, but also pretty oddly wholesome at times. It's just kind of very sweet and I enjoyed it a lot.
It's pretty unique though it does follow some tropes, especially the harem ones. Art style fit the story. Good for the medium. The characters could use some work in some cases, but all the same, it didn't grate on the nerves, nor was it noticeable. High quality popcorn TV, I'd say.
Others may not like the series, due to how flat a few characters are, but if one goes in with no to low expectations, it is quite ... marvelous, I'd say

For an obvious trash ecchi anime there are some unexpected qualities to this one. It plays the theme of a monster girl doctor surprisingly straight, being relatively light on humour and not going overboard with the fanservice... At least when it goes to the screentime it occupies. You'll get a minute or two of degeneracy every episode, but most of the content is slice-of-life, episodic storytelling focused on medical cases the protagonist faces. There's some borderline-decent worldbuilding, exploring various fantasy races and lore, and even minor plot twists, all kept in an overall lighthearted and relaxing tone.

What's maybe most unexpected though is that the heroines, ... for the most part, are actual characters with a decent amount of agency and significance to the show's world, not just defined by their relation to the protagonist. While harem tropes are very much present, the show does not overfixate on them and lets the heroines just interact with each other in meaningful ways and occassionally stay in the spotlight without the doctor being around. Even the protag himself is less a clueless moron and more just dedicated to his work to the point he mostly ignores or plays off as a joke the affection he gets.

The production quality here is pretty mediocre and I wouldn't call the writing very witty or creative, but the overall enjoyment factor was way above what I expected from something like this. If you're looking for a fantasy anime to kill some time without dying from cringe or getting iritated by stupid drama, I think I can unironically recommend checking with one out.

Monster Musume no Oishasan is in constant conflict when trying to stage a generic story from several different genres, but which do not connect at any time.

The anime tries to do comedy, action, drama, romance and other things without an ounce of harmony. The universe presented has a very wide variety of species, and the use of multiple colors has helped a lot to add a difference between them. The best moments of the anime are reached when the protagonist Glenn is exercising his role as a doctor in this fantasy world. The anime seems to care a lot about this, so much so that ... the illnesses presented by all the characters are credible to a certain extent, it is a pity that the purpose of this service ends up resulting in embarrassing moments staged in a fetish-oriented way.