Pseudo Harem

No no, this anime is simply incredible. I have to say that at first I wasn't convinced and I was a bit creeped out, but each episode moved me more and more. I couldn't stop screaming with every scene of this anime. I have to admit, it touched my heart. I didn't expect much. Even at the beginning, the character designs are quite poor, but as the episodes progress, they improve more and more. I don't usually write in-depth reviews; I just write what I think at the moment and translate it as best I can. Character design 7/10. The truth is, the protagonist is a bit lackingfor me. Romance 10/10, without a doubt the best. Story 10/10. It's simple, but that doesn't make it bad. The pseudo-harem with an actress is partly original. The score doesn't matter, since for me it's still a 10/10.

I'll be honest, Giji Harem left me underwhelmed. As a romance anime enthusiast, I thought I'd found my next obsession. Instead, I got a simplistic, predictable storyline that failed to deliver emotional depth. The premise sounds cute: girl crushes on senpai, senpai falls in love, they confess, and get married. But trust me, it's not. The conversations between Eiji and Rin dominate 95% of the screen time, making it feel like an endless, sappy date. I nearly dropped it by episode 5, but my curiosity kept me going. The only redeeming quality is Rin's multiple personalities - tsundere, cute, cool, and devil. It's entertaining to see heradapt to Eiji's desires. But Eiji himself? Mediocre face, talentless except for drawing, and utterly dependent on Rin. What bothers me is the lack of: 1. Character development: Eiji and Rin feel like cardboard cutouts. 2. Conflict: No real obstacles or challenges in their relationship. 3. Emotional connection: I didn't feel invested in their love story. I've watched better romance anime with more nuanced storytelling and memorable characters. Giji Harem feels like a missed opportunity. Pros: 1. Unique concept (Rin's multiple personalities) 2. No unnecessary fan service or ecchi content 3. Refreshing change from typical harem anime tropes Cons: 1. Weak storyline 2. Underdeveloped characters 3. Lack of emotional depth Recommendation: Only for die-hard romance fans seeking a lighthearted, easy watch. Final Thoughts: Would I rewatch it? Probably not. Would I recommend it to friends? Only if they're desperate for a romance anime fix. Rating Breakdown: Story: 4/10 Characters: 5/10 Romance: 8/10 Overall Enjoyment: 5/10 Total: 5/10 This anime won't stay with me for long, but hey, at least it tried.

This anime really took me back when I first watched the Saekano movie. a classical romance Senpai and Kouhai,straightforward plot, without unnecessary distractions, and the smooth storyline were truly refreshing.the ending was exactly what I had hoped for. Watching romance anime like this always brings back nostalgic feelings, reminding me of those moments when emotions and hopes were woven into every scene. It feels like revisiting that time when my heart would flutter, following the romantic journeys of characters that felt so real—especially in those classic, vanilla romances that perfectly capture the sweet simplicity of love without the need for drama or complexities.

Out of the many romance animes I've watched this is one of the most wholesome ones. An unique thing about it is that it's fast paced and it might feel like you are just watching a compilation of short moments at first. The progression between these two is also fast which makes it different from other romance animes. Rin is really cute and because of her acting you get to see so many different versions of her which is lovely. They did a good job of making teen romance feel like the most beautiful thing ever. I wish this anime was more popular because itdefinitely deserves its rating, if not higher. If you love watching wholesome stuff this is the one :D