Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de

At first, I thought I was going to drop this anime because the colors were way too flashy. But as I kept watching, the comedy actually clicked for me. The romantic humor is light but effective, and the sweet dialogue feels natural, not forced. What I enjoyed the most is the male MC. The way he talks is basically every guy’s standard flirt template—the kind of lines that will make you smile if you’re into words of affirmation. Plus, he’s a total green flag. His relationship with the heroine feels healthy, wholesome, and filled with small, sweet moments that don’t need heavy drama to work. Overall, this anime ended up being much more enjoyable than I expected. It’s light, funny, and romantic in a simple but effective way. Perfect to watch when you want something easy, sweet, and entertaining without having to think too much.

A parody of the power rangers is up against generic evil organization. Completes with kids cheering them on and watching the "episode" of the battle on TV. The twist here is that it's a rom-com between the red ranger and one of the princesses of evil corp. Also that they're both cinnamon buns. Since love in the workplace is against company policy (yes for both of them) they decided to date in secret and keep up appearances as nemesis. Overall this was super cute and it had a few nice messages regarding a supportive relationship. The one super cringy aspect of it was the power ranger parody, that... that was painful. And I hate that they kept repeating the transformation sequence like it was sailor moon episode, it just hurt more and more each time. Plot & writing = 7/10 Plot wise there really isn't much to this beyond the premise. A pure hero & girly villainess dating in secret and attempting to achieve the milestones of a normal relationship. I am giving it extra points however because instead of going for the low hanging fruit in a few scenes they decided to make the relationship a supportive one where each party respected the other's choices. That included the choice to make a few mistakes. It's something you don't often see in anime. Art = 6/10 Honestly that was the show's one weakness. I wasn't really a fan of some of the choices made like the odd way the light hit the rangers clothes, I get that they are saying it's plasticky and shiny but that just looked bad. Also Desumi's weird eyes was... a choice. Not a good one but a choice. Characters = 7/10 Nothing new here. As mentioned the mains are cinnamon buns and the sides are rather tropey in nature. It was all serviceable though without any standout be it good or bad. Fun Factor= 7/10 This is a romance first and foremost. The premise of it happening inside a kids show (all behind the scenes) lent itself to comedy but did feel superfluous at times. Overall = 7/10 This is a cute a show about a cute couple. The rest is all window dressing that lends itself to comedic moments.

I was never really crazy about the Power Rangers when I was a kid. I was also never keen on the rehashed anime versions in the past that took inspiration from the Power Rangers. That being said, this anime is an exception. To say it simply, this anime is just fun. It doesn't feel like it wastes a minute of not being fun. It knows "what it is" and stays in it's lane in order to focus on it being enjoyable to watch. The characters are so well-done that it feels like several of them could be the headliner and the show would not miss a beat. The "hero and villain romance" isn't completely unique, in general, but it is unique in the way that it's handled as a comedy, and one that tries to still incorporate common courting/dating expectations and desires. I would like to see a season 2 and low-key ship Blue Gelato and Kiki. 8.7 out of 10

Pretty lovely anime, easy to watch, easy to get into the story. This anime is a mix between romance & comedy, however, unlike many other animes, it's equally balanced between those two genres. And rest assured, the comedy is done in a good way, the jokes, funny scenes are often on point. While there are a few fan service references, this show isn't naughty at all, the overall mood remains a cute one. There are many different characters, each of them has a developped personality ( but don't expect much originality though ) and the world building of this serie feels coherent enough, the show makes a good use of thoses premises ( evil vs good with a sentai force ) while never taking itself too seriously, the result is a funny light hearted show that is enjoyable to watch. Regarding the animation itself, whereas it's not groundbreaking or anything, it remains pleasant to watch, the few action scenes are dynamic, and the character design is nicely done aswell. I noticed that MAL gives this anime an "action" genre, but that's not really accurate, this anime is way closer to a slice of life ( in terms of rythm and narration structure ) anime than an action one. I rate it 8/10, a good romcom that I can easily recommend, but I can't rate it higher since the show is not taking any big risks, and if you plan to bingewatch it, beware cause it might feel a bit repetitive by the time you'll reach the last episode.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if a Power Ranger fell in love with a member of Cobra (GI Joe)? Me neither, but that's what this anime is like. Plot: Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de is about Fudou Aikawa, the leader of Gelato 5 (Power Rangers) falling in love with Desumi Magahara, a high ranking 'Princess' of the evil villain group known as Gekko (Cobra). These 2 attempt to balance this newly sprouting relationship with their everyday lives' on the different sides of justice, as well trying to not get caught by their coworkers/the public. Honestly, I love the concept, since it's one that you don't see very often. It's interesting to see 2 people on completely opposite ends of reality come together and find common ground, in which they are able to fall in love over. Sure there are a lot of series about different types of people falling in love, but it rarely goes to the depths of full on "Super Hero & Super Villain". Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de has plenty of cute moments between Fudou and Desumi, but the main thing I kept thinking throughout the entire series is "How idiotic is everyone around them?" I get that there is a level of blind ignorance that they could never picture such polar opposites coming together in such a way, but the 2 main characters make it pretty blatantly obvious on a number of occasions. Fudou manages to pull off a Superman/Clark Kent situation where he appears in public in normal clothes and glasses and is mostly able to completely dodge any notice. Meanwhile Desumi, just walks around like a normal schoolgirl and really, no one can tell that she's the Reaper Princess, which is kind of dumb considering her villain outfit doesn't do much justice in hiding that much of her identity. I kept dwelling on why they had to make the name of the hero group after Gelato, but I'm gonna overlook that, as the main issue I have with the group is that their whole transformation sequence when they are fighting together is extremely arduous and drawn out. The group in its entirety feels like it should be a Side Character/Background Superhero Group in Boku no Hero Academia. All of the issues the 2 run into are the typical love story tropes, along with "How can we hide this relationship from literally anyone and everyone", which actually turns out to be extremely simple since they are so beyond obvious with it that it actually makes everyone around them think it can't possibly be happening and lets them all formulate their own reasoning as to why the 2 are seen together (They're just battling, Desumi is torturing him, Covert Operations). Like I said, the romance parts are cute, because both of the 2 main idiots have 0 clue what they are doing in a relationship, and that part is endearing to see as they stumble around each other and it really just builds the relationship further, and it helps add sweetness and character to their dynamic as a couple (Even though this is a common occurrence in Romcoms, it works well here). I get that there are heroes and villains, but the concept feels like a very minor point to the world building, and only there to offer a type of Romeo & Juliet situation for the two lovers. Honestly, Beast princess is the only member of Gekko that kind of acts on par with the role, the rest of the members are just ordinary people who are just working a day job. I can't say this is a bad watch at all. The romance and comedy aspects both hit the mark and offer something light and adorable to witness. I just think there are better Romance, Comedy and Rom-Com animes' out there that kind of outshine this one. It is solid for what it is, and I can totally respect why someone would claim this as their favorite, but I wouldn't be able to claim it in the top 10 of the genre for myself. Animation: 7/10 Art: 7/10 Plot: 7/10 Characters: 6.5/10 (Fudou & Desumi are like an 8/10, but the rest of the Gelato 5, as well as 98% of Gekko members, are closer to around a 5/10) Voice Acting: 6/10

The anime is very interesting, it is about the red power ranger falling in love with a villain. That is the scoop and from that the story unfolds. It is very funny to see the comical moments that are generated. It has a pretty good animation, the soundtrack accompanies. Character design and development is very interesting. The villains are very well designed and it is very fun to see how the protagonist is disbursing herself with each one and relating. There is a lot of development between the protagonist and the protagonist as one makes the other better. As the two discover what it is like to have a partner and how beautiful it is, it also shows you how not everything is good, it also has its bad things. It's really entertaining if you want to see a romantic comedy I highly recommend it. En español: El anime es muy interesante, se trata de que el power ranger rojo se enamora de una villana. Esa es la primicia y apartir de eso la historia se va desarrollando. Es muy divertido de ver los momentos comicos que se generan. Tiene una animacion bastante buena, la banda sonora acompaña. El diseño y desarrollo de personajes es muy interrsante. Los villanos estan muy bien diseñados y es muy divertido de ver como la protagonista se va desembolviendo con cada uno y relacioanndo. Hay mucho desarrollo entre el protagonista y la protagonista como uno hace mejor al otro. Como los dos descubren como es tener pareja y lo lindo que es tambien te muestra como no es todo bueno tambien tiene sus cosas malas. Es realmente entretenido si queres ver un comedia romantica la recomeindo mucho.

This show was so stupid, I love it. Just on the face of it the concept is hilarious. I grew up watching Power Rangers and spent a good chunk of 2016 and 2017 revisiting my childhood and binging the first 12 seasons or so before I got bored, so I'm very familiar with Sentai tropes. Despite Power Rangers being heavily localized and watered down for the most part it retains most of it's Sentai DNA especially in the fight scenes which are mostly stock footage anyway. I love that being a member of Gelato 5 or even that evil organization is just something you can do part time as a high school student. I didn't realize how young all the characters were until the first time you see Desumi in a sailor uniform. I love that Red Ranger spends most of his time on getting gains, staying on the sigma grindset and only taking breaks for work which later becomes spending time with his girlfriend. Goofy high concept comedy like this is why I keep coming back to anime as a medium, because nowhere else can you ship a big tiddy teenager wearing an iron maiden as a dress with an actual bear with a cannon on his back. Also I lauged every time the wrist transorming device said "GELATO CHANGE" in the stupid way that it did. 9/10 season 2 when

What a charming show this has been. I fell in love with it right away when I read the manga a few months back but the anime adaptation has exceeded my expectations. This final episode is a terrific sendoff to what has been a heartwarming anime throughout its run. Sweet, funny, and exciting, Love After World Domination is a complete package from the jump and this finale really brings it all home. The central tension surrounding the wedding commercial is a brilliant bit of writing. Having things end with a wedding is classic fairy tale storytelling, but since Fudo is only in a wedding commercial, Love After World Domination can deploy a lot of the same tropes and visual motifs without having to put a high schooler in a wedding (essentially having our cake and eating it too). That said, even if the wedding cake is only a commercial, only a symbol… that matters too. It matters to Fudo and it matters to Desumi that even the symbols are something they want to share together. Then we get a giant demon baby voring an artillery bear. As one does. But that terrific battle scene also functions as a moment where Desumi and Fudo can share in that symbolic movement in their own context. Of course it is going to be different and weird for them because their relationship is a bit odd, being on opposite sides of a tokusatsu struggle. They get to share in those relationship rituals, even if the material is unique and it takes a bit of Sunrise/Obari posing to get the job done. But in the end they do share that together and it's very special. All in all, a cute ending to a wonderful season. I better hear that the next season is in production pronto or I'm going to go out and found an evil organization that builds super-monsters until my demands are met.

Of the many romcom that I have watched, Love After World Domination again brought something new to the genre. It brought back the good old power rangers nostalgia and combine with romcom to create a unique story of forbidden love. The power ranger aspect was cute. I was cracking up at Gelato as the name of the superhero team, and each member represents a different flavor of gelato. They had the suit transformation, posing, and ultimate combined weapon, all of which are basic concepts of a power ranger team. It brought back some good memories for me. The romcom aspect was cute although it didn’t go for anything risky. For the first couple of episodes the forbidden love concept was hilarious and adorable. Then it got pretty spicy with new characters that could have accelerate the romance. However, towards the end the relationship didn’t get to any new level, and instead there were just more cute moments. I don’t mind it that much because I like the moments, but it could have been more interesting. Overall, it’s a solid romcom with a unique concept and plenty of kawaii moments. Hopefully season 2, and there should be one, will exploit the concept more. 7.5-8/10

This was very cheesy and kind of campy but still very fun. We have Fudo and Desumi on opposing sides, Fudo acting as a much beloved hero whilst Desumi has gone the villain route, and against all odds they have fallen in love and must keep it a secret from both the world and their comrades. Hijinks ensue. It was all rather over the top and the actual set-up for the heroes and villains plays on clichés, but the romance was sweet for the most part and it didn't require too much thought whilst watching. It was something I looked forward to watching each week, but it wasn't particularly stand-out and I have a feeling it will fade into the endless wash of seasonal anime, but it was definitely a good time whilst it lasted.

here we go Love after world domination the first i think for this anime is good fighting and good romance but i am wrong expectation about it, more love and love good for execution i am enjoyed. i will explain why this is enjoyment first character : for 3 characters ( fudo, desumi, haru) they are strong character and make me feel convident about it, and other character have unique style but dont have time to explore about it and this is minus for this series two the power for this series about how to romantic between fudo and desumi. romance comedy make this series not cringe and fit for any situasion i will make score for this series story : 7.5 character: 8.5 ( fudo, desumi, haru) , 7.5 for other character music: 7 ( music ending on eps 12 a little annoying but i am enjoy it) i hope you are read this review and you have decision to watch this series or not for me, this is good and i am enjoy about it

"The world might think it's weird, but who cares. We are who we are." Sometimes, the most silly premises can give birth to the most enjoyable shows, with Love After World Domination being a pretty good example of this; a forbidden love story of a Hero and Villain crossing the ultimate line and engaging in a secret romantic relationship. The hero team are the Gelato 5, a riff on the Power Rangers, or their Japanese origins the Super Sentai, while the villains are the Gekko Secret Society, a typical shadowy organization you'd likely also find the Rangers dueling, turning this series into a romcom parody of the tokusatsu genre that's so popular in Japan, with it's live action monster battles and heavy use of special effects and props. There seems to be a rise in these tokusatsu inspired anime lately, such as the SSSS. franchise or the recent Ultraman anime, but where this series shines is in the fact that, while it doesn't entirely skim over its combat aspects, it puts a much more lofty focus on the dating endeavors of our main couple, the hero Aikawa Fudou, or Red Gelato, and the villain Magahara Desumi, or Reaper Princess, as they strive to experience a high school romance, all the while hiding it from the public and their peers. Right off the bat in Episode One, there's an undeniable and abundant charm to the main protagonists, as they enjoy a quiet date upon a hilltop among the cherry blossoms, clearly nervous as everything about being a couple is new to them. It serves as a nice little introduction to the pair and how they act and react with each other, but as things get tense and they're about to engage in the lewd act of unprotected handholding, on only their third date no less, Blue Gelato appears and the pair immediately spring into action, pretending to duel each other to shoo Blue away, waiting 'til the coast is clear to go back to relaxing together again. This paints the picture for what the majority of the comedy is really, the couple trying to enjoy being a couple but consistently being interrupted at the best moment. This doesn't occur every single time, nor in the same way each time, but if you're looking for a deep romance this isn't that kind of show. We do however get plenty of cute moments, with a lot more focus on developing the main characters as people rather than as a couple. While Fudou does get good development and is a thoroughly enjoyable character though, Desumi is the clear star of the show, as we see plenty more growth from her than any other character, as well as more background, and info on her family and the circumstances surrounding her joining Gekko. While it's easy to chalk up why a person would become a hero, such as protecting the weak or touting justice, the reasoning for becoming a villain usually requires more than guessing, especially when it's a character as sweet as Desumi, but I won't comment further than this. What I will comment on is the great job they did at conveying the romantic side, and the general human side, that there is to any hero or villain. They may be people who posses near-superhuman strength and go about doing battle in the streets on a daily basis, but when they're not donning their fancy costumes and waving a flag of peace or doom, they are just people after all. Take Reaper Princess, she may parade around the streets in a skull mask and a ridiculously skimpy outfit, commanding subordinates who are so terrified of her they pass unfounded rumours about how her favourite meal is raw bear meat, and wreaking havoc on the masses, but when she gets home to her cozy dorm room and steps out of the outfit, when the mask falls, she's just Magahara Desumi, as average as an average teenage girl can be. She does pilates, she loves fashion and keeping up with the latest trends, she gets the top grades in her year, and above all she enjoys spending time with her friends, most specifically her boyfriend. It's these out-of-the-costume scenes that are the real highlight in the series, the human side of things. I did however find that the rest of the cast were a bit of a mixed bag. There were some excellent, lovable characters such as Desumi's sister or Pink Gelato, some that were well-written and likable but I would have enjoyed seeing more of like Green Gelato or the rest of the Princess Series, and some that were virtually nonexistent throughout the series like Blue and Yellow Gelato. I didn't expect much of the animation based on what I'd seen before starting the series, and to be fair it was never really extravagant, but there was the occasional scene where you could tell they'd put in extra effort to make it more detailed and smooth, more eye-catching. The art itself was pretty though, some really nice scenes like the aforementioned cherry blossom hill date looked great, the obligatory beach episode was a really nice one, and overall the character designs were great. Really expressive and unique each time, you could see a genuine effort was put into each persons characterization and the designs of their costumes. It was also a shocker to see how well choreographed the fight scenes were, and while they may be few and far between, often happening off-screen while our main duo are having secret dates, they were certainly impressive to see when they did occur and I'd say could likely rival any actual Super Sentai series. Realistically, I could see a series like this being padded to the max. They do show the Gelato 5 or the Princess Series performing a transformation sequence every now and then to get into costume, but generally they skip it or condense it to a few seconds, and while they do also use a little stock footage for some of the larger, more generic fight scenes with the grunt soldiers, they still don't use much of that either. A lot of studios nowadays would've dragged that transformation out to 30 seconds or more and threw in a bunch of boring grunt fighting scenes in every episode just to eat up screen-time. While it's not much of a gripe, they did skimp out on the music a little. The BGM is pretty acceptable for the scenes it's applied to but not particularly memorable at all, and the ED was a nice song with a series of cute frames depicting Desumi dolling herself up before departing for a date to the amusement park with Fudou. While I did love the visual aspect, the song itself again doesn't stand out much at all and evaporates from my memory right after it finishes. I do, however, think they hit a home-run with the OP, Koi wa Explosion, a high-tempo jazzy song that serves as a nice introduction to each of the heroes, followed by the mysterious villainous organization, shrouded in darkness at their round-table. Not sure if it's just me, but I found it to be highly reminiscent of the first two Love is War OPs, and it fit this series very well. Like I said above, this really isn't a series with great romantic progression, it's a silly comedy about an adorable couple learning to be a little selfish for once and think about what they want, to be with each other, rather than always following what others expect of them. Bottom line is, while there weren't any bad episodes, there were a few segments that felt a little deflated, and it ends as a slightly above average comedy that's a tad predictable, but there's still some good laughs and genuine twists, and there's an enjoyable cast present, though Desumi and Fudou's shoulders were likely aching from carrying the series so much. Thankfully, they carry it enough for the show as a whole to be an entertaining watch for anyone that enjoys these easy-going romcoms or anyone who thinks they would enjoy a solid Power Rangers parody. "I'm so embarrassed wearing this bikini!" says the villain who proudly runs around town in her lingerie every night. Apparently, she isn't aware it should be the other way round.

STORY: The story revolves around a super sentai theme. And it gives us a Romeo and Juliet kind of plot. Not the most original, but for me, that's the reason I even considered watching a super sentai theme of anime. However, the story focused more on the couple and kind of completely disregarded the other aspects. The fights of the teams end up with Fudou and Desumi always having a date somewhere else. It was good at the start, but it kind of got repetitive. The other characters didn't even get much screen time. ART: The colourfulness fits the theme of super sentai. SOUND: The songs are boppin. CHARACTER: The main couple is cute, but they do get annoying at times. The rest are also ok but honestly, there isn't enough screen time for them to shine. ENJOYMENT: Despite the above, I still find it enjoyable. OVERALL: The anime is ok but if there's going to be a next season and all it'll be is just the two MCs flirting, I'll skip it. Fans of super sentai, don't expect too much in that area. This is more rom-com, than super sentai. Thanks for reading my review and God bless.

Power rangers but romance. A very fun, ridiculous and digestable premise dripping with heartwarming n wholesome moments between the couple. Granted it doesnt have complex stories or complicated character developments but if u want to watch something with one braincell, this is it. Very few romcom achieves this tbh but sometimes u just want something straightforward. Pretty shocked this isnt rated higher at >7.8 but airing with the super heavyweight kaguya sama, i guess this just gets overshadowed big time. Actually dont mind a 2nd season cause theres plenty of potential for the story. No need to think, just watch. Its pure entertainment.

The way i see this anime is captivating me. Here's how i see it, this is the true Rom-com anime, that was released in this April 2022. To be honest the story is about how much Fudo & Desumi try their very hard to hide the controversial romantic relationship from the public eyes, which turns out to be very fun to watch since it's so hilarious. i usually look at the main protagonist (man), if he is a responsible guy & serious about the relationship, i'd say it's going to be a very interesting anime. i don't like cheap MC who cares only about killing or ecchi moments or his own personal goal but the MC here Fudo-kun is so serious about his goal to be a better hero to protect the people from Gekko (enemy), if this is the only thing Fudo cares then this anime probably a boring one but not only he cares about that, he falls in love and cherish that love seriously. His goal as a hero and as a boyfriend of Desumi walks side by side in his daily life which is very true to its genre. i know it has some weak plot here and there but if you look only at the romantic chemistry of those two, this already become a very good and worthy anime to recommend to others. It has a very bright tone and is very cute. I really hope Season 2 is green-lit.

This wasn't an anime I had too high hopes for this season seeming as it looked like fodder to be honest but it did exceed my expectations for a romcom with a hero villain theme going on aswell. It had decent romantic comedy mostly veering to the comedy side and also provided a good romance story between a couple who's jobs didn't allow them to be open about their relationship which ensued that the comedy had alot of material to work with. While the story isn't that serious like when comparing it to another romcom love is war because the comedy is that prominent you don't end up getting too on edge which suits this animes format and framework so it gives you alot to sit back laugh at and enjoy. The art style is also very appealing which also adds to enjoying it alot and introduces you to characters all of whom are interesting yet simple and add to the level of comedy in the show. While this romcom doesn't bring too much new to the table it definitely is very enjoyable because of the good comedy that is used and the level of depth the anime gives to each of the characters.

Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de is a comedy about a forbidden love between a super hero e a super villain. How can this be? There's one faction called Gekko that fights for World Domination. Desumi belongs to this faction but there's nothing evil about her. In fact, she's sweet, kind and funny! So why did she join? It's explained throughout the series and I won't spoil it! Any ways, to keep this evil organization in check, there are Power Rangers! Oh sorry. I got mixed up. I mean to say Gelato 5! The leader is Fudo, a naive but kindhearted soul. Desumi and Fudo fall in love with each other in the middle of their battle and so it begins their secret love story! How can a super villain keep her job if her love for a super-hero is discovered?! How can a super-hero keep his job if his love for a super villain is discovered?! Now that I've explained the setting, is this worth watching? YES! Visuals: 1) good but inconsistent animation 2) I really like the character design, although Desumi's is by far the more detailed Sound: 1) really great voice acting 2) good soundtrack Story and characters: 1) the anime starts off promising, the 2nd episode was my favourite and then some episodes were great, others just okay. 2) the comedy in this is great, I didn't find it repetitive or predictable 3) Fudo and Desumi's relationship feels very genuine. They share plenty of heartfelt moments that make you feel like you're witnessing what a real relationship should be like: unconditional love and mutual respect. Desumi and Fudo are truly a power couple. I hope there's a season 2!

This anime is a rom-com about the forbidden love between a hero and villain in a tokusatsu based setting. Fudou is the red member of the hero team Gelato 5. Desumi is one of the leaders of Gekko, an evil organization with the goals of world domination. Despite that, they’re deeply in love. The anime begins with them already going out, though it does have a few flashbacks to show how that came to be. The focus is on how they do their best to progress as a couple despite having to keep their relationship a secret. There is some level of progression from story to story in terms of the circumstances of characters changing. However, beyond that there isn’t really much in the way of an overarching plot. Most episodes are divided into two distinct halves, each with a separate story. Most of these stories are centered around Fudou and Desumi, but a good amount also focus on those around them. All in all, I found these stories somewhat of a mixed bag. Some were great, such as the one centered around Desumi’s relationship with her sister. Some were pretty bad, such as the ones centered around love triangles. And most were somewhere in the middle. Still, all in all I would say they were pretty good. While no one in the cast is all that deep, they’re quite a lot of fun characters and the relationship between Fudou and Desumi is heartwarming. The comedy is good too. Ultimately, I was invested enough that the finale felt like a satisfying conclusion. This anime was quite different than I expected though. The whole tokusatsu aspect really isn’t as prominent as I thought it would be. It does show up quite a bit, but its basically just there in the background with the stories not really having much to do with it. It’s mostly just an aesthetic choice. This anime also doesn’t really play on the tropes or anything like that, so it didn’t really feel like satire or parody. Like sure, it shows the human side to Gekko, but it didn’t really feel like it was doing so for comedic effect. It also felt like the writing was being pretty inconsistent with the the main couple trying to keep their relationship a secret. At times they’re super strict about it, but at others they’re absurdly casual to the point that it doesn’t feel like they’re trying to keep things a secret at all. And this can often play into the plot, resulting in things not really making much sense. Still, this anime doesn’t take itself too seriously so it isn’t that much of an issue. The art and animation were decent enough. The action was a mixed bag but a few scenes were great. The character and monster designs for the most part were good too. The OP was good in terms of the song and visuals. There were also some random changes to the OP song in a couple episodes, which was pretty amusing. The ED was decent in terms of both the song and visuals. The soundtrack was also pretty good. tl;dr: A solid rom-com about a secret relationship with some light tokatsu elements.

This show starts of with a Power Rangers like group called Gelato 5 and their fight against evil organization Gekko who collect negative energy to use toward world domination. This show is about two characters Red of Gelato 5 and Reaper Princess of Gekko, and their forbidden relationship. This is a very Romeo & Juliet situation but nobody dies and the two “houses” don’t hate each other but have a beneficial working relationship. Overall, it’s an extremely wholesome story with a lot of really sweet moments that get balanced with a whole lot of weird that just makes sense. The romance is really good. The side characters are solid when they get screen time. This story has lots of fluffy romance moments, and in the end just really cute. A lot of the usual power rangers good vs evil that you might expect to be there isn’t there that often and it serves the story well. Highly recommend this show for folks who are looking for fluffy romance with a couple that is immediately together. This show is also for folks who are looking for anything that isn’t a trashy isekai.

Loved the premise but it gets really stale after a while. —In the end, I just couldn’t take this show seriously with episodes having the plot of a SpongeBob episode. I’ll probably finish this when I get bored again idk… (And if it wasn’t already obvious Desumi is best girl :P UPDATE FINISHED THE SHOW* Had 3 episodes left and decided to watch them in dub. The show's whole budget went into the opening and some fights (especially Ep 12). Found Desunis Dub VA extremely annoying but I did like the whole cake cut reference in Ep12s fight. 6/10 The show's just not for me. *And wtf is Desumis outfight.