Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha

Well the Anime is not what you'd expect. It feels in-between Slice of life and rommance. Comedy is Okay.
The marketing is basically A stalker realises his mistakes and tries to better himself. But the girl figure's out she likes the stalker instead.
Wired story. But there's nearly any good moments with the main character and heroine.
Instead there's a middle schooler who's 10x better choice for him.
I just don't see the charm of the heroine. She's basically an average girl (studios average girl).
The girl is supposed to be tsundere. But she isn't quite that. The anime would have been better as a Slice of life if they ... focused on it.
Good things.
Animation
Main character
Middle schooler
Purple haired girl
In between Slice of life thing
Comedy (Maybe)

Bad things
Story
Dialogs
Heroin has no charm
Side character's are just for show

So an average rating. You can watch when you're bored.
(Note:My review is boring. But expressing too much emotion on these kind of Anime is not worth it)

To put it into one sentence, this anime is just a bunch of common anime characters traits (that we've seen everywhere already), interacting with each other in a really nice and comforting kind of way.

The way these stereotypical anime characters interact with each other lights up a little fire in my heart. It's nothing complicated or anything, but that simplicity makes this a nice little anime. For me personally, the anime is also somewhat relatable and has some nice moments to it. Talking comedy wise the anime is kind of stupid, but in a kind of funny way.

Sadly, the characters is literally just anime tropes ... put into a character. So a character in this anime has the personality of that anime trope, jammed into the maximum. Sure they're interactions and reactions make for some of it, but the dialogue tends to sometimes feel shallow and just dumb. This anime doesn't have many fan service (and I think it doesn't need it), but when it does it either feels uncomfortable or just totally unnecessary. Also, the story tends to steer farther and farther from its first plot point, which does pay off later on, but while watching it you just forget about it and feels like watching a different anime, which makes the first few episodes feels not needed there.

Bads:
- Characters are just a bunch of niche and stereotypical anime characters
- Uncomfortable and unnecessary fan service
- Steers further and further away from the first main plot

Good:
- Character interactions and reactions (Dialogue is a meh)
- The genuine feeling and cute moments shared through the anime
- Rather stupid, but in a funny way

behold the bittersweet symphony of anime, where dreams collide with reality, and the line between greatness and mediocrity blurs into obscurity.

Enter Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha, a tale that dances upon the precipice of potential, only to stumble and fall into the abyss of forgettable mediocrity.

The premise, though intriguing in its infancy, suffers under the weight of poor dialogue, stagnant character growth, and an overall lackluster plot—a trifecta of disappointment that leaves one yearning for more.

Picture this: a boy, ensnared by the siren song of unrequited love, embarks upon a journey of self-discovery in the pursuit of realism. His obsession with a girl, once the cornerstone ... of his existence, gives way to newfound friendships and a semblance of maturity. And yet, amidst the tumult of his transformation, the object of his affection remains aloof, her pride a barrier to the confession that lingers unspoken.

A tale as old as time, yet in the hands of Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha, it falls flat, lacking the depth and nuance that elevate a story from mere entertainment to profound reflection.

Oh, how I wish I could sing the praises of this anime, but alas, my dear readers, such accolades elude me. For what is Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha if not a fleeting whisper in the winds of indifference—a relic of forgotten dreams and unrealized potential?

In summation, dear friends, tread lightly upon the path of this anime, for its promises are but whispers carried away by the winds of apathy. Seek solace in the classics of yore, where tales of true resonance await those with the courage to venture forth.

As for Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha, let it fade into the annals of obscurity, a footnote in the grand tapestry of anime—a reminder that even the brightest stars can flicker and fade in the vast expanse of the cosmos.