One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki.

A lovely blend of fanservice and cuteness in just the right amounts, all packaged up in a visual treat. While this anime won’t make you come to any life-changing epiphanies, it will provide a joyful amount of enjoyment across all spectrums of typical anime spheres. Unless you absolutely hate fan-service or need blood and gore in your anime, this one is worth a try for sure.

There is fanservice in this anime, yes. However it is in very modest amounts, and doesn’t feel out of place or incredibly forced to the narrative, it also comes with it some very prettily drawn elements of clothes and ... bodies, ones that would be inspiring to an artist or mangaka.

Everything else illustratively in One Room is stellar, from the expressive eyes to the variations between characters. It’s not a masterpiece by any stretch, however it doesn’t need to be. That said, the backgrounds and landscapes could do with a bit more variety, but that feels like nitpicking for what this anime is.

Probably the biggest surprise of this anime is how well the voice casting and voice acting is. Lines delivered by all have a strong sense of emotion behind them, and the voice for the female MC in particular is perfect.

Storyline wise, there shouldn’t be an expectation of a masterpiece or thought provoking grand epic for an anime in this genre, so it’s unlikely as the story unfolds such will occur. The only concern is a potential for harem-creep to occur, and too many girls in the narrative, to bog things down stylistically.

Regardless, absolutely worth the three episode try!

This show is so cliché and generic that it should have been dropped a long time ago.
However, it has something that entertains me and I don't know what it is, maybe its characters... They are tiresome/annoying but they have their own thing, I will write a more complete review once it is finished. (If I complete the program haha)

It has a nice animation that does not falter for now, I would not recommend it to anyone at the moment because it is a somewhat strange series, it does not develop anything nor does it have an interesting premise behind it.

Perhaps in its somewhat forced "comedy" ... it may be the most notable, despite the fact that unreal things happen in the program, the characters' reaction is so bad that it is laughable, they take everything lightly and well... That is what The program is VERY unrealistic.

Even so, I keep seeing it and for some unknown reason I haven't dropped it, although I will most likely do so later.

If you're in the market for an anime that feels like a mishmash of its predecessors and lacks originality, look no further than One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, or Tenshi-tsuki.

Picture this: a run-of-the-mill protagonist, bland and unremarkable in every sense, stumbles upon an angel taking a snooze on his balcony. And just like that, she becomes a permanent fixture in his life, joining a growing harem of girls who inexplicably fall head over heels for our oh-so-average Joe. It's like a recipe for mediocrity, with a dash of forced romance thrown in for good measure.

An anime needs logic and a path forward that makes it unique ... and fun. For example, if you are going to have an MC who has 100 girlfriends, then there has to be a reason other than he is nice. In that example he got blessed/cursed with falling in love with each girl. It is a slapstick comedy that really makes sense.

This one is just quite unnatural, and it's not quite fun for me :)

As for whether I'll continue watching, let's say I'm not holding my breath. And if you're short on time and looking for something worthwhile to watch, my advice would be to give this one a hard pass. There are far better uses of your precious minutes than wasting them on a show that feels like a recycled version of everything that's come before.