The first episode gave a definite feel of the generic one-note gag you would expect from this series. That isn’t what the show delivers. There is ecchi humor, but it never seems like the show is making flimsy excuses to show boobs or panties or any of that. In fact, there isn’t much of that stuff at all. The situations are much easier to swallow than the usual anime crap too. They are unusual, but they do not match the extremes that seemingly similar anime go to in their quest for ecchi content.
The main character is not a pushover. He still gets pushed around sometimes, but not because he’s a wimpy little guy. He isn’t a pervert either. (Although it would be fair to call him a “healthy young man.”) That’s probably the most refreshing aspect of his character. Other shows have painful scenes with the male lead chasing the girls’ underwear or some other nonsense. Kinjirou, on the other hand, is not painful to watch.
