Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai

I mainly started watching this purely for the curiosity of the premise's potential. How far can they take the concept of a human and robot falling in love and keep things believable and interesting? How long until robots start exuding human qualities too much to the point where it doesn't really make sense anymore? And why does this particular human fall in love with this robot and are those reasons something to be appreciated or validated? All these questions raced through my mind as I gave this a try.

And yeah the show's relatively interesting so far I'd say. The robot maid so far pretty much ... acts like a believable robot. Her actions and logic are not driven by human-like reasoning or emotions, rather by analyzing human sociology and psychology through the internet. There may be a couple of times where some subtle actions may seem irrational or human, but even then you could circle instances like that by computer reasoning and logic if you wanted to.

And as for the MC, he's not all talk. He loves this robot, and it's very wholesome and cute to see. Every new thing he learns about her is a moment he relishes in and admires. There wasn't a moment where I believed he ever regretted his decision, and his reasons for these convictions are fair. Even when challenges present themselves that could paint his robot as emotionless or outdated does his love not waver.

The robot's interesting, the romance's interesting, the MC's cute. This show's interesting and cute.

This is an odd one. The premise sounds interesting and the execution thusfar is, well I don't really have anything to compare it too. Many people mention Chobits thou I haven't seen that. The story sums up to a guy falls in love with a android, shocker I know, and it slowly learns about being human. Initially I figured it would be all in the guys head, but as the episodes go it looks to be more a study of one of the possibilities of AI evolution.

It's not a bad show, thou it feels lacking. Probably because when most people think emotionless they think what ... is it Kuudere which this is not, but it is as the android does not have the ability to change facial expressions. I kind of gives me Bicentennial man vibes but a much slower burn, and the android does not start with human emotions and then work to express them but starts with no to perhaps very basic emotional understanding and grows them. As far as recommending it, like I said at the start it's an odd one. If your looking for Romcom this probably isn't for you, at least not as of ep 3. If your are looking for Strick romance its probably the same. If your interested in AI and its possible implications this may be worth a watch. I think the biggest thing holding this back is the MMC as while again he's fine, he doesn't do much to bring up the show.

The art is solid, good even.

The sound direction is good, OP and ED probably aren't going on any playlists but they are a fun listen too.

and yea that's about it.

Please save your time from wasting this anime!!

Forbidden love of time, space, age, destiny, death, and nature are common and most familiar to everyone. In the 21st century, people got really interested in making the forbidden love of technology. There is obviously some good content in this subgenre, but ‘My Wife Has No Emotion’ is the most pathetic one of them.

A story of a kitchen appliance that was bought by a middle-aged guy who works nine to seven. Overall, that’s the synopsis. It’s not the reason it was labeled as pathetic; the reason was the male protagonist (Takumi). He is really creepy, and ... I am not exaggerating it at all. I mean, even though he mentioned in the first episode more than once that she (Mina) is a kitchen appliance, then why do you get horny?! Literally, that said out loud, "II am feeling so horny." It’s goddam creepy. Even a kitchen appliance looks down on him, lol. I don't know about the future, but the so far it was really something unforgettable.

Besides that, dude, other things were good enough. The animations were also considerable; to be honest, that’s more than enough. The VA or OST is good enough for an average anime. But rest is garbage. Nothing to watch, nothing to enjoy rather than a pathetic middle-aged loser who has no hope whatsoever. A literate shit.