Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha

Hey folks, this will be my review for Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha. I didn't like it. I would rather rate an anime as its own thing, but sometimes the comparison fits too well. This show is a bootleg Yahari Ore with a tsundere romance twist.

The story revolves around Sajou and his obsessive crush on Aika. The show starts with Sajou realizing he is being weird and distancing himself so he doesn't bother Aika anymore, and eventually Aika realizing she rather liked Sajou and feeling lonely now that he wasn't always chasing after her. Over the course of the show Sajou makes new acquaintances who ... are all women that have zero impact on the story. These acquaintances all are used to show how Sajou isn't actually a weirdo and actually has his heart in the right place. The synopsis states that "Aika starts approaching him in unusually suggestive ways", buts she does not. Aika usually seems disgruntled that he isn't stalking her anymore then simply leaves him alone. On a few occasions they interact and Saijou almost always falls apart at the seams as he is still attracted to Aika.

To put it simply the show is kind of gross. Well maybe that's too harsh. Unrequited love is a thing and so is loneliness and confusion. What I can say for sure is that the romance plot of the show is not at all cute. Tsunderes are annoying in general in my opinion, but ones that constantly, even until the final moments, bring up the fact that your a weirdo stalker is too much. That isn't to say I'm taking Saijou's side, being an obnoxious stalker is also too much, but at least we get to see who Saijou is as a person. This show feels less like entertainment and more like a forced lesson on toxic relationships. I will however give credit where it is due. Aside from some lighthearted ribbing neither Sajou or Aika was punished or hurt because of this "misunderstanding" that had cropped up between them. It might not have been clinically healthy, but this show could have really dissolved into really gross themes. A few snippets of background conversation actually address some of those possibilities but thankfully they kept everything lighthearted.

Aside from the main plot premise we have these other women who show up, all of whom are completely pointless. Pointless again might be too harsh, they seem to exist for the express purpose of showing Aika that Sajou has options. These new women are the reason I called this show bootleg Yahari Ore. When Sajou is not stalking Aika he is somehow dragged into other peoples personal lives where he at the right time dispenses wisdom and understanding. This is how he connects to each new girl, helping them with some sort of problem. Most of the time this comes out as serious and we should all be learning a lesson from Sajou, but to me it always seemed nonsensical. It wanted that feeling of being emotional and interesting, but didn't put in the effort. It's sort of like when someone learns a new word and tries to wedge it into the conversation to make themselves seem smart. They understood that these moments can really heighten a scene and draw characters together, but they didn't know how to actually do it.

Overall the show was exceptionally strange and not at all entertaining to me. I didn't like following Sajou around, nor did I really want to know more about Aika. The top positive review at the time suggested that Sajou handled Aika well by ignoring her which was enough to make me stop reading the review and simply watch it, but that was not what I watched. If it was a show revolving around turning unrequited love into a normal relationship it might have actually been interesting. Unfortunately as it stands I would give this one a miss unless this is your specific theme interest.

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

When i heard the premise, i thought i was going to watch some chill rom-com where i can enjoy the romance between 2 people but i was so wrong.

If you've read the premise you know what it's about, but that kinda really isn't what it's about, the show really is about "nothing" in the 9 episodes i've watched. The first episodes were okay but later i really didn't know what i was watching. New random side characters with zero personality that we care absolutely zero about were being introduced.

Then of course after a few interactions between the 2 people, we realized that it's another ... run of the mill dense romance protagonist.
I knew the show is ruined after the few episodes but i kept watching if it's going to get better since i liked the premise but guess what. You can't guess that. The girl of the show almost completely disappears, for many episodes she is hardly seen and the two don't even interact with each other and it's not like they had a fight or anything just the story goes away from the girl.

It's just show about some random side characters that have nothing to do with the story. One random side girl that we know is going to lose anyway has more screen time than the main girl.

Animation & Art style:

The animation is nothing special but it would suffice if the art style wasn't so bad. I don't know if i'm the only one but i really didn't like the art style of the show. I never care about how the characters look but this show just really stood out to me. I'm not saying there aren't any characters that looked good but for example the main boy just looked so weird.


Overall, you can watch it if you want to. Don't expect much of comedy or romance, just expect some random slice of life. Maybe some romance will occur in the last episodes but i wouldn't expect much to be honest.

5/10

At the 3rd episode I rated the show as a 7 with mixed feelings. As of episode 5, I have to lower it to a 5 and not recommend. Modified review below

I thought the description of this anime was right up my alley and I thought it would be a nice change of pace, even something unique. Why unique? Whenever an anime character(A) likes another anime character(B), they do not give up their crush until they "lose" to a rival in love(C) or unless some huge life changing/world changing reason.....until now. I like the idea of a character that is willing to think, "I've had ... enough rejection". It will likely only be a temporary mindset, but it's refreshing nonetheless as long as it lasts.

The MC, the romantic interest, and the romantic interest's best friend are all likeable and personable characters that don't fall heavy into the cliche department.

For the negatives? The character aesthetic/model designs are very generic. There was one moment in episode 3 at the water fountain that I had a hard time discerning which character was the MC and which was the MC's friend. The only real difference was a slightly different shade of brown hair. The animation was "serviceable" at first, but let's call it what it was; it was meh. Somehow the animation quality has dropped even worse as the show progressed. I kid you not, that at the very beginning of episode 5 there are two girls hovering their arms over a school desk for no apparent reason, nor for anything relating to their personality. You would think it's a freeze panel or the the episode got paused.....or something......but then you would come to the realization that the studio didn't want to waste the time making the characters move if they didn't have to.

While I ALWAYS appreciate attention given to the side-characters, besides the romantic interest and Kei Ashida(best friend of the romantic interest), none of the other characters seem impressionable..............and almost all of them are nameless. In fact, as of episode 5, I still don't know who these random classmates are that are interacting with the main 3 characters. Who are these people? You know what? Forget I asked. I don't care and the anime has given me no reason to care.

The MC's sister, despite having ample screen time in the first three episodes, still feels lacking.

In episode 5 the show went heavy into the cliches. Truck-kun makes an appearance. The "I have a common cold that causes me to pass out" is present. The tsundere thank you response from the romantic interest. It's just.....really bad, especially mixed with boring and empty dialogue and terrible animation. I really don't think I can continue watching this anime. It's not even a "good time-killer anime". It's just bad and I feel bad watching it.

This show started off great and fresh! The female main character (Aika) is a tsundere and the male one (Sajo) has been having a huge crush on her for god knows how long. He's asked her out innumerous times only to be ever denied. Although he still loves her, one day, he decides that's enough and quits pursuing her. That unsettles Aika, who now has to identify her true feelings and act accordingly.

That's a great premise! Will she feel nostalgic? Is she just upset because her ego is hurt, or did she like Sajo? How does a tsundere act when her potential love interest stops ... interacting with her? Will we see her suffer? Will she eventually confront him? So much potential for character development! So many avenues to explore!

Aaaand... That's exactly where the disappointment begins. This show, for some godforsaken reason, decides to go on tangent after tangent with irrelevant characters. Don't get too attached to anyone (not that you could anyway), because they're merely here for an episodical issue that will be resolved only for the character to be swept under the rug like he or she never existed!
Episodical series, like 'The Simpsons', work because the main cast stays the same and we get attached to the characters that we keep seeing! But here, we keep on addressing the issue of a new character that has zero introduction over and over again. WHO CARES?! WHO THE HELL CARES?!

The premise is one of a romcom, but the show completely changes direction to become an anime about a teenager giving life advice to anyone and everyone. The dialogue is unnecessarily heavy, it feels completely unnatural for a teenager to be so wise in ALL INSTANCES EVER; like, the 15-16 year old dude is the fountain of wisdom dropped on Earth by the gods! What? Get real for a second, please! Also, the dialogue flows way too fast for how deep it wants to be. That's not spoken dialogue, that's typical written sentences.

Even though I instantly loved the characters (as I'm a sucker for tsunderes and any not-dense male love interests is enough for me), as well as the art, and the premise; I just can not, in good conscience, recommend this show.

It's currently a 5/10 for me, dog; subject to change. I think I will finish the season and depending on whether Aika's issues are addressed, I may change my rating and edit this review accordingly.

When I read other reviews of this anime, they said that this was a cheap imitation of "Oregairu".

I can see why they'd say that. It kind of is. The male protagonist is kind of like Hachiman in that he's a quite astute observer of human nature.

This anime is about a boy who is "in love" with a tsundere-like girl who doesn't return his feelings. So, one day, he just decides to stop trying. And, well, his life changes because it makes more room for other people and social situation that wasn't there before because of his singleminded pursuit of this girl. ... Who, by the way, well... behaves a bit like a tsundere would when you stop paying attention to her. He ends up helping other people with their problems based on his observations of human nature... when he's not being bullied by the morals and decency committee...

This anime does a few things well, I suppose. If it's supposed to be a cheap clone of "oregairu", well, it actually kind of does that well. The plot is about as impenetrable as "Oregairu"'s was, but without the emotional depth. The main character has a spine, at least, unlike many other rom-com characters, but only sometimes. He can have, how do the young people say it, "rizz", but not always. Basically, he really is a bargain basement Hachiman.

The weakest part of this anime isn't the plot, though, it's the art. The character designs aren't really done all that well, and it really feels like they just phoned the art in most of the time. I think I'd describe the art style as "moe-lite", and that's being a bit generous. It's not horrible, but it's not really great, either. And, well, if you're going to show a character dying his hair, maybe have the hair actually change color afterwards?

Oh well. It had a decent enough ending, there was at least some depth to the characters, the fan service is tolerable, and, well, I've seen worse. If you liked Oregairu, you'll maybe like this. Maybe.

As a reader of the light novel I was a little excited about this, I even liked the first chapter, but everything else was even more boring than the light novel and that's saying a lot.

The plot was very slow, the only good chapters were that Mina was the main center because of the rest Aika being the heroine was very stressful.

The designs were pretty cute for my taste, but the OP and ED were fucking bad and unfunny.

Mina, Sasaki-san and Wataru were my favorite characters, the rest were pure garbage, especially Aika.

I wouldn't recommend the series even to a hater.

Aika is worst girl. Wataru is a chad. Kaede is a typical sister. Rin is a baddy. Kei is kinda cute.

The show is alright so far. It's kinda stupid that Aika is showing signs of liking Wataru after he basically ghosting her after finally realizing that he has no chance with her. That's all Aika's fault but for some reason she gets away with being an annoying brat because nothing ever makes sense in typical anime troupes cuz tsun tsun always win. Anyway, Kei is best girl. She's just looking out for Aika and Wataru. The third wheel that doesn't get the recognition she deserves.

Edit: ... I just finished the anime. It's so bad lmao

First thing I noticed since the first episode, is that the animation is amateur.
Maybe the animation company is relatively new and makes its first steps into making anime, or the budget wasn't so flexible, so many scenes feel a bit awkward. The music was sometimes too loud or out of place, and the background also poorly decided.
Nevertheless, they did their best in putting up a cute anime together, and I enjoyed how the relationships of the characters developed, even if each scene very expected. You can tell they tried hard.
The scenes at the bookstore had a very nice atmosphere and the introduction of a ... new character was smoothly integrated.
I am very curious about the future works of this animation studio - seeing their development and the different stories they are going to work on is going to be an interesting journey to see.

The anime presents a classic romantic comedy plot with a twist, focusing on unrequited love and a protagonist who is refreshingly aware of his feelings. Initially, it promises a deep phycological exploration of relationships, akin to shows like "Oregairu". However, the execution falls short, with storyline becoming convoluted and the character development becoming inconsistent.

While the production quality is average, not detracting from the viewing experience, the animation is subpar. The sound design, particularly the use of music, is out of place and sometime jarring.

The direction and screenplay could have been more polished. The dialogue often feels forced, and the narrative suffers from pacing issues ... and a lack of coherent storytelling.

Despite its potential and some enjoyable moments, the anime seems to struggle with its identity, trying to be more than what it is and losing some of its audience early on. It is a series that might appeal to those looking for a psychological rom-com with a different take, but it may disappoint viewers expecting a more refined and consistent narrative.

In summary, while the anime has its moments and could have been a hidden gem, it ultimately doesn't quite live up to the expectations by its intriguing premise.

This is a show for the romance anime lovers, but not for many beyond that. There is definitely an oppertunity for viewers to relate to the characters if they have ever felt like a burden towards someone they loved or cared about. The sections of this review are written in order of their significance to the overall viewing experience.

Characters: This anime focuses on its main duo (Natsukawa and Sajo), and most other characters appear to be used for gags or minor plot points. Despite this, there is potential for some characters to be expanded upon if given more screen time in future. The main duo ... strike a good balance between show & tell, as Sajo gets a lot of his thoughts across through dialogue, whilst Natsukawa's thoughts and feelings are largely conveyed through her expressions and actions. Overall character interactions are not realistic, although some aspects of how the characters are portrayed makes for an interesting fictional representation of how people may feel internally in certain scenarios. Natsukawa in particular stands out for many of the right reasons that you would expect from the main girl in a romcom: She is cute and genrally has likable personality traits.

Storytelling: To begin with this anime can feel a bit jumbled up and the order of scenes does not flow particularly well, however as the story comes together, this problem becomes less apparent. Whilst most of the concepts and themes are simple, the pacing and scene transition choices make this anime hard to follow whilst turning your brain off completely. With that being said, 'The Dreaming Boy is a Realist' is also not a highly intellectual show. Some scenes present good ideas in relation to the themes, but are not as dramatic or emotional as they could be due to a lack of build up and suspense. Whilst this anime is listed as a comedy as well as a romance, comedy is a very minor aspect of the show.

Audio/Visual Experience: The character design is mixed overall, and some lazy choices are made at times. Despite this, Natsukawa's character design is good and her cute appearance generally stands out above the other female characters. The music and voice acting are both average. The animation is basic, although not offputting.

Final Remarks: The core elements of a romance anime appear to be covered reasonably well, although this show is not the peak of the genre. It is therefore only recommended for those who particularly enjoy highschool romcom anime. For people in that category, it is worth watching. For others, whilst it is not a bad show, 'The Dreaming Boy is a Realist' should be a lower priority anime on their plan to watch list.

I thought of a few ways this could go.
One,
The guy and best friend end up together.
Two,
Everyone tries pushing him back on the track of liking this girl because that's in the script, it's his destiny.

I'm going to leave those two options, those are just predictions, those may not even be what happens. But think about why I'd come to those conclusions. Let's work backwards.

Everyone knows this kid, Sajou has a crush on Natsukawa but when he suddenly gives it up, everyone is like "what gives?" I think this is kind of relatable in a way because I've gone through similar stuff, as have many ... others I'm sure. (If you really want to know, I'll save it for the end so it's not invading my review) but there are times where he says just outlandish things to get to a point and try to push the plot.

So that's it, game over, he doesn't get the girl, so what's the point of the anime? Well, he sees what effects he's having on people. Some people feel responsible for this and feel guilty about teasing him. Natsukawa even has to jump over a hurdle because she was getting all this attention because of him, now it's suddenly gone and she's friendless, rumors start about both of them. That isn't to say that suddenly avoiding this girl is wrong because even Sajou is affected by this in more ways than one. For example, he has to learn WHY he was rejected, constantly commenting on his "level" and how he doesn't compare to how good looking the other boys are. How far does his restraint take him? If someone were to ask her out then how would he react?

When you put it in context like that, there's a ton of things they could do with this concept. It's just kind of bad that it teases all that stuff but they don't really dive into hardly any of it and instead try to make room for other characters that I just didn't care for during the second half. He makes it his business to try and support them and make them "better people" in his eyes, which is a bit misleading. It's so off track that in Episode 10 (yeah, almost over), it has to remind you of why we're even here-

The reason he even falls in love with Natsukawa in the first place is that he fell over and she reached her hand out to help him up. A stupid but sort of accurate thing of a young boy to think the world of, except in this context, we see it...at least three different times and each in a different context, they act like the nonchalant thing was a big dramatic deal that everyone just happened to make a core memory when it should've been a joke and they do that with everything. "Remember that time you grabbed Yuyu's hands a month ago? Well I'm afraid she may resent me for that." Like what world are you living in where this is the plot and this is the conflict?

I feel like he should've learned more about himself in those situations and bettering who he is by caring for these girls. It feels more like a shadow hand than a two-way relationship, retaining his status as "stalker" a little bit. Even the older sister, Kaede, is treated the same way and that's so dead obvious how that could give him growth potential. He's not learning anything, he's the teacher because they're never his problems to begin with. He doesn't try to think about "what went wrong" actually giving a reason to all the flashbacks to the beginning or why it was a bad idea to ask her to practically marry him after she helped him up one time. This messes with connection to any character because nobody is just viewed as a "friend" yet everybody is "just" that at the same time.

Now that I've further elaborated. Let's go back, or rather forward, do you see those outcomes I mentioned as likely? Have you thought up something new?

Well, I won't spoil it but I will say that it's not over yet. I know it's based on a LN series but I feel like the story could've been wrapped in one season and one of those endings could have been possible but it just seemed to drag it out to introduce more characters in the later episodes. Yet we're supposed to believe that there was some sort of resolution...that doesn't feel earned...because nobody learned anything. Some of the characters that just needed to be introduced now, didn't even end up doing anything or getting their problems resolved, doesn't make any sense.

After some research, this isn't even a good adaptation and adapts 4/8 (so far) light novels and in the words of what I've read about them "It doesn’t skip anything too important, but what it does skip amounts to a lot more nuanced characters and a better experience." So it jumps around in placement but the structure stays relatively the same but the characters have more depth, which is kind of what I expected. The ending is also an anime original. Which might sound good but it doesn't seem any better so far.

Let me explain the personal part:

When I was in 7th grade there was this girl who transferred in, I liked her, easy enough. My friend apparently did too because he said that he was going to try and ask her out at this basketball game. I begged my parents to go so I could beat him to it but they wouldn't let me. Friend didn't turn out doing this but whatever, I kept my crush, he didn't.

Cycle over to 8th grade and my friends would tease me about it and call her and ask her stupid questions (in front of me). There was a bunch of other drama surrounding her and I eventually decided it was best to cut it off, if I didn't admit that I liked her, nobody would tease me about it. Feelings faded away, I had no draw anymore as I moved to high school.

A lot of the lessons they tease of adolescence, I went through and I feel are relatable so it's just all the more shame why it didn't go through with them (or could be saving them for a later date) but it's officially gained then lost a fan before it could get there because I'm not continuing.

If you are looking for a chill, easy to follow and almost wanting to be there to smack someone for doing it wrong? Yeah this is the anime for you. I don't seen what people are comparing to Oregairu. Sure it's not as polished but its very much enjoyable. If you want an anime to replace that one, this ain't it chief. If you want an anime you can laugh at the character, go right ahead. There are things i do not agree with, especially age wise, but that's just me.

Over all its a great anime to watch if you are stuck on figuring out ... what you want to watch and have grown bored of mainstream stuff.

OP is a straight up Oreigaru copy. Also this anime was definitely influenced by Oreigaru and maybe Seishun Buta Yarou. Maybe the LN wasn't, from what I gathered, but the directors were.

Since I read the manga first, though there aren't many chapters available, I had high expectations to this series. But this is a joke.
If you think the idea is interesting, read the manga. It's 100x better. I haven't read the LN, so I can't comment on that. But every monologue that makes the character dynamics interesting has been removed. And even worse, the pacing is atrocious, what is even going on here? How many ... LN volumes are they trying to stuff into 12 eps? Animation is horrendous and the direction feels uninspired. Homeboy literally dyes his hair and guess what? It's still the same color!

I gave this a 5 since I think the original story is interesting enough, though if you'd rate the anime per se, it doesn't deserve this score.

The art is OK, the songs too, but the story is very bad.
After watch 12 eps, it make me mix feeling ...
The characters react to situations and events in a unrealistic way
Background effect is very simple ... it not good as well as other ROM-COM anime
Therefore i'm not recommend to watch this anime.

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The show is basically about boy who is obsessed with a girl and is vey vocal of his admiration of her (bordering stalking) but it's alright because it's anime, anyways one day he decides to stop bothering her and cheer for her from a distance. Apparently she doesn't like that, which is confusing because she's turned him down so many times and finds him annoying. That's basically the plot but I think we should really question why she all of a sudden likes the ML now that he's no longer stalking her. FL seems to be tsundere and although I'm not a huge fan of ... tsunderes, I have found some that I find endearing, this one is not. If she likes the ML why can't she just say so, why can't she communicate her feelings, it's honestly frustrating. It's ironic that this anime is tagged romance and comedy because I haven't laughed once. The dialogue are so bland, characters are also bland and annoying. I have a hard time liking the main characters and I don't know where the story is going.

As someone who’s read the Web novel, manga, and Light Novel for this series, I have to say this is the best adaptation by far. However while I do “enjoy” reading it, this is definitely a story that was suited for the faster pace of an anime, and that’s the main reason why I don’t like the Manga or LN.

In case anyone is wondering, the anime differs greatly from the source material. One such difference is the main event of the last episode should have instead taken place somewhere around episode 6 and occurred very differently in the original story. I think this ... was a good change though cause it added a lot more meaning and worked as a good place to end the anime.

Would I recommend this anime to anyone? Definitely not. It’s fairly lackluster and the only reason I’m giving it a high score is because of the last episode. It’s very much meant for a certain demographic that most people just aren’t a part of. It’s a decent anime, good adaptation, but not for everyone. If you really want to enjoy this series, then yes you should probably watch the anime first before deciding to read the web novel (don’t read the LN it’s trash).

Short answer. Honestly speaking its not that bad
Long asnwer is.
The ending is exacly what you expect to happen. And honestly the anime made it so HARD to root for the main characters, that i really had a mixed enjoyment i truly hopped for a diffrent ending which made me stick out with it.
Idk disapointing thats all i shall say. I mean if the ending was diffrent i truly would have maybe even given a 6/10 or 7/10
if the building actually mattered and something interesting happend.

Characters Mid Litteral filler
Wolrd building Mid Nothing interesting
Ending Mid Boring and are exacly what you expected
Music Ehh
... Art Ehh
Sound Ehh

Final score: ehh

I feel this show would be a lot more enjoyable if not for the most hard to understand main girl I have ever seen. Usually my complaints about characters in a romance anime stem from the mc, since they tend to be really annoying when it comes to actually confessing. The mc in this show, however, is actually kind of alright. For once he isn’t in the wrong.

The main girl, Natsukawa, had been persistently followed by our main guy, who would constantly profess his love for her, until one day, after a close encounter with a football, our mc decides that actually it’s lame ... following her around, so he stops. This seems all good for Natsukawa, who starts to make more friends. However, it is clear that she wants him to carry on following her around, despite her verbal dislike for it.

This show was initially really enjoyable but now that it’s almost halfway through, I’m not too sure.

So far: 6/10

if you into some anime with romcom school setting and from light novel adaptation, maybe this series its worth to try.

this is long version, caused MAL forced me to write long paragraph.
I agree with mixed feelings and not recomended series after 3 episode, this anime not giving audience a good strong first impression. And if you anti tsundere Female Lead, I suggest you to avoid this series, this FL is typical tsundere type girl to the max. but despite her flaw, i kinda understand why she act like that.

the story its predictable but i kinda enjoyed and its head on nail with my ... expectation when i read the synopsis. you know typycal romcom anime with school setting, in first episode the anime introduces female lead character, and the show going on they introduce more female character, and for male lead character maybe for some audience its like edge lord and cringe, but if you are familiar with anime, manga and light novel romcom school setting, i think you can tolerate the MC.

overall i enjoy this series