This series, like a few others, show the otaku male delving deeper into obsession and somehow obtaining skills that are useful when put into the right way but seem utterly useless and creepy during other times. The female protagonist that plays an equally important role to keep the gamer otaku in check this time is merely a bumbler who either also ignores her duties or can't seem to find a common ground with her male partner.
The story's plot is established right off the bat in the first episode, and so is the minor problems that stop the plot from progressing quicker. This just added to the comedy element, and as much as romance should have played a big part into the story, it was slightly overshadowed- which wasn't to bad.
What this series started off doing was introducing characters one by one; giving the girls their "time in the spot light". It was unfortunate that after each girl's segments they all but disappeared from the main character's life and seemed to leave little impact but he does seem to show just a bit of humanity throughout the show.
The sounds/music was a mix between decent and hilarious. The fact that opening and ending sounds were good and fit into the story very well and showed how the girls were taken by the "God of Conquest" and how his skills are actually important just made it fitting. I do however think his singing is not the best- and again added to the comedy.
The artwork is on the same levels as Comic Party, Happy Lesson, and as far to go with "Is This A Zombie?". It had its moments, especially when it came to the capture scenes and the main character's skills as the "God of Conquest".
Enjoyable, will make the audience laugh, or at least comment on how odd the series is. Some will find it- interesting to see the hard to reach dark side to anime lovers and into the world of deep otaku. But overall it was good.
