After just three episodes its already annoying the piss out of me. A lot of talk and beating around the bush to avoid the real issues being presented. The older sister's infatuation with the young step-sister is already making my teeth grind.

What. The. F**k?

It has some very good art and animation and you can get a chuckle out of each episode but this show is justtoo short to become enjoyable. It happens, you move on, and that's what's so tragic about it really. It could have been so much more.

Quirky with some good humor, but it never really takes the characters past their shyness. It ends on a humdrum note and it seems to be common with anime of this type.

If there ever was an anime with ADHD... here it is.

WELL JESUS! That turned into an episode of CSI VERY quickly, and yet the story was better than the movie that it came with.

Good for hardcore fans of the old SEGA consoles, but shallow stories and annoying characters can only go so far.

Not much of a payoff in the end. Not even a kiss? Kinda lame.

One part RWBY, one part Trigun, one part Gundam, and one part Dennis Danver's "Circuit of Heaven" novel.

That was terrible. I'm saddened that I wasted my time watching this.

Its doesn't waste much time on how many scandals it can throw at the girls. Its all about their responses and their reactions are very human. It gets emotional without having to press the issues and not many anime can do that these days.

Well that went nowhere fast. I wanted to actually see Haru and Shizuku be together as a couple but I guess I'll leave it to my imagination to finish what was started. "And they lived happily ever after.... with a chicken. The End."

I'm glad to see an anime where the characters are very human. The character's feelings come through and the situations make them believably laugh or cry. You don't really get that level of writing in most anime these days.

Its very content in its own knights romantic world. There's a few pervy moments to keep things humorous. There's not a lot of character depth because most of what's revealed is minor backstory and goals for jousting. Still, its definitely worth staying through to the end.

After only one episode I like the characters and designs, I like the storyline, I love the animation, I love the attitude that it brings.

I can't finish this. All it seems to want to do is talk about economics of a fake world. Two full episodes of this.

It seems the writers have no remorse for embarrassing Tomoko, and in that sense the entire show is a lesson in waja. Waja isn't a Japanese word, but a word for describing personal embarrassment after seeing someone else embarrass themselves so badly.