Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau

the plot is basically non existant, it may as well be another boring harem slop anime, and it basically is, with the difference being that its executed in a way that's really satisfying, especially based on the track record of harem anime. now, if you want good plot, and you want to actually consume any brain power watching this, give up, do NOT watch this. but if you're bored and just want a nice happy ending type thing, this is for you. i really enjoyed this anime personally because i watched right after some slop isekai, and this really was a breath of fresh air

[Casual and cute yet full of action and intriguing world-building; light yet with decent, adequate plot and conflicts. A nice, wholesome fantasy watch. 9/10] After having completed it and coming back to see how there are more 'not recommended' than 'recommended', I definitely feel compelled to recommend it to future watchers! Beast Tamer has a unique and fresh storyline and worldbuilding although its world is not explored, explained, nor elaborated much. Nevertheless, it's definitely up there as one of the best OP MC-kind of fantasy anime cliche. Sure, it still very much follows the template of OP MC animes, but the back story, the struggle, the social trauma, the different backgrounds and personalities of each characters - they're all quite fresh and enjoyable, not boring in the slightest. Even though he has a harem, there's almost no oversexualization in sight (except this one scene that I'm sure was put in as a casual fan service, yet since it's only one scene, I consider it not 'over') which is what I much prefer and am comfortable with than those who are clearly sexualizing the characters. Yes, even though the anime is about taming cute, pretty, and even 'sexy' female "beasts", it's NOT focused on SEXUALizations AT ALL! So do not get the wrong assumptions before even watching the anime! One of the best feature of Beast Tamer's writing is the PACING! The pacing is one of the best out of all OP MC trope that I've watched - it's just right! We get to really feel like we're journeying alongside the MC. It might be a bit faster in the end, but it's understandable since.. it's nearing the end and they have to close the anime, but it's not that obvious nor that big of a problem. Simply wonderful, enjoyable pacing. However, like I said before, perhaps it's because the worldbuilding lacks adequate elaborations, I feel like we could've been much more mesmerized by the world than what it currently provides. Because of that, I think the plot is great, enjoyable, and definitely marathon-able, but not in anyway out of the world special or anything. Decent, adequate quality with cool action scenes and visually appealing yet unique characters. Quite well done, but nothing too special or notable. All in all, a 9/10 for me as a nice, wholesome fantasy watch.~

Absolutely fantastic, top quality show! Binge-Worthy!!! Very well designed characters and the voice acting is supreme! Story is on the humorous end. This show was obviously made with love and heart. Truly adorable characters. Lots of Lolis. In today's perverted, warped, MAP-ped, hentai-stricken world. The dialogue writer is a master of his-her art. If you are depressed, watch this show to be healed by lots of lovely interaction. The hero presents the perfect mythical image as he is absolutely candid, honest supremely positive moral example. Almost as if the show creators were deliberately attracting Lolicon watchers and then they provide them with the correct moral archetype. Therapy By Kindness to heal the warped hearts of hentai lovers. Story and dialogues shine here, supported by the beautiful character design. IIRC music is excellent as well. So a wonderful show no doubt created by old-timer veteran masters of their profession. You watch this and this show will remain enclosed in your heart forever!!!

First off this anime is exactly what you would expect from the name of the title. I’m not going to lie and say it’s an amazing show or it was a bad show. It wasn’t an amazing watch but it was t painful either. I recommend this show to people that like this type of show but for everyone else I suggest you avoid it because it will hurt you to watch it. I’m writing this a week after binging the whole show and I can’t remember anything other than MC meats Op girl, saves or fights Op girl, Op girl wants to become his slave, rinse and repeat.

I won't write much as there isn't much to say but this show is not here to give you a complex story, it's not here to give you characters with depth, its not even here to be a great show. As an Anime, a solid 5 or 6 out of 10. My personal rating how ever 8 maybe even 9. Because this show knows exactly what it is and will happily flaunt it. The main character is stupidly overpowered, everything that happens is incredibly convenient for them. But it does all of it so unapologetically that it's just stupid fun. Minor Spoiler: There's a point later where a character is immune to Instant Death, they explain this by arguing that the character is immune to STATUS effects and that Instant Death is a STATUS where regular death is a STATE OF BEING. It's the dumbest yet greatest writing I've ever seen and I'm begging for a season 2. Most of the show is like this and I just have the biggest grin on my face while it's happening. Highly recommended. It's like a mockery of modern fantasy anime and it's fully aware of that, but not in a tongue in cheek way, they just don't care, and I love it.

I'm just going to get straight into this. The plot here is simple, OP MC is kicked out of the hero party, the hero party are the antagonists of the story, and the MC seeks to live his new life outside of the hero party - yada yada yada, you know the rest As an anime this is average, it's generic and uninspired, there is nothing new here, it doesn't try to break the mold. The writing is subpar, it uses contrivances, bad guys are bad because they are, without any explanation or real motivation other than, they have a rotten personality - which isn't a good explanation. Add in the standard harem where they girls all like the MC because he's 'really nice' despite having the personality of a wet paper bag - and you see that this just isn't looking to push out the boat. And that's before we even get to the premise which is something of a new trend lately, and doesn't really work well at all as a premise. The whole idea that the MC leaves the hero party because they are weak, yet they turn out to be OP is a nonsensical premise from the start. It just isn't plausible that they would not have known how useful he was or how valuable he was to the party. So yes, on the surface, story wise this is pretty bad, it's basic, average, and not really that well done. Thing is, if you like this type of anime, is this genre appeals to you, then this is comfort food, the animation is what you expect, everything about it is what you expect, and because it is so basic and doesn't try to break the mold by sticking to that generic formula, it doesn't screw it up either by trying to mess around with it. So it makes mediocrity work, it is entertaining enough This isn't a good series, and as said, if judged on writing alone, it would be bad, but taken as a whole, then it's just mediocre, and I don't think it tried to be anything more than that.

Pretty sure that if you used both hands, and feet, to add up all the isekai series that came out in 2022 you’d have to have at least one friend to help you. ‘Beast Tamer’ which just finished airing last season was certainly an anime of 2022. In this anime, the eponymous “Beast Tamer”, gets kicked out of the hero’s party for being the weakest link, since he doesn’t contribute much in combat. He just does ALL of the legwork, scouting, packing, hauling, etc. He’s basically their scout/errand boy, but they kick him to the curb because he’s “holding them back”. He gets his revenge by building himself a harem of monster girls chosen from the ultimate-species: cat-girl, dragonoid, a couple fairies, and a fox (not a spoiler because they’re all in the credits). I suppose taming monster girls is at least a step forward from buying up slave girls, but still, premise-wise, having the protagonist literally owning his fellow adventuring nakama is kinda weird. Even if they all join of their own volition, because they come to respect and love him, it’s still a strange basis for an isekai. I had a couple big problems with this series. That’s why I rate it 4/10. The ‘beast tamer’ owning his party of monster girls isn’t really one of them, I just think it’s weird. The series was really, really forgettable. I finished watching it yesterday and held off writing the review for it until now, but at time of writing this I don’t think I can remember the names of any of the characters… Also, the use of “The Hero is an A-Hole” trope in here gets beaten to death to the point I’m left wondering how anyone would ever think this guy and his companions are the ‘chosen ones’. It would have been one thing if they’d just gone away right at the beginning so we can move, but the fact that they come back, over and over, continuing in their comically rotten ways was borderline Team Rocket level (except without even a shred of lovability). The anime felt unoriginal, which isn’t really an original thing to say about it I’d imagine, so I’ll just end this review here.

Knowing the anime scene all too well, I absolutely expected Beast Tamer to be an average, modern anime that's full of fan service and depthless characters. While the art style and name indicate that, there's an old saying "don't judge a book by its cover". While full of lovely girls, there was little fan service, a lovable MC, and a unique plot. The world itself is similar to that of your average isekai. But hallelujah! It's not another isekai! A hero and his party are brought together to fight and defeat the demon king; in this case, we are not following either, but rather a man that was let go from a hero's party. His abilities are unique and well thought out along with the world building surrounding the power system. My only real problem with Beast Tamer is the show got pretty cheesy at some points. And while I enjoyed the character designs, this "modern" anime art style is not my favorite. Regardless, I believe the story, fight scenes, and characters make up greatly for the visuals and occasional cheesy lines.

Impressively Bad Writing, inconsistent as all hell, I guess I gotta do this spoiler free although I dislike doing that. It's impressive that a story that's just a copy paste of the same story that's been told a 100 times already, that you still managed to mess it up. It's like not even being able to make the simplest dish without ruining it. The power levels/abilities are inconsistent and they forget they can do things all the time. They never really get back to his "back story/village" it's constantly mentioned in his head but it's never a plot point. Not even in the final episodes which it seemed to build up towards but it just dropped the ball completely on that. The characters aren't even that terrible but it's just literally everything else, it's full of holes. Oh well and of course the thing I mentioned right away is that the implication of him "taming" them is lowkey kind of sus and messed up. Like the start defenitly sounds more like a villain origin story. I'd defenitly say the show got worse the longer it went on. Tania and Runa were the only characters that seemed slightly better/funnier than the rest. (though I did end up being mad at Tania/the writer for again simply forgetting completely she can certain things, which she only uses like once throughout the whole show.) If you're gonna make characters unreasonably OP, COMMIT, you can't just pull back after one episode and be like "whoops we went too far let's never repeat that ever again" and then pretend the villians are somehow still supposed to be a threat.

An anime about a beast tamer that gets kicked out of the hero's party for apparently being useless from the hero's party perspective, and him going off adventuring alone and meeting different "beasts" that he tames... So yea... beasts... if beasts were humans with a few animal features, then oh man, a lot of people are into "beasts" these days, huh? This anime is not an isekai, but if it was, I would consider it a thrash isekai. It is just pure fantasy, but not a really well done one imho. The story presentation is pretty cringe. Only good vibes, which quite a few times feel forced, MC always gets that luck to meet the beasts/people at the right time, wins them over with his basic nice guy friendliness and makes contracts with them, and they happily agree... but there's no feeling of struggle. Everything just falls into MC's hand, always at the right place and right time, saying the right things (which are just some basic words) and winning everyone over... well, besides the few "antagonists" ig, which are just your typical scumbags without an explained reason, or a very poorly one. The whole story feels weak to me, nothing deep in it, barely any worldbuilding, easily guessed, everything exacerbated by the MC which has the personality of the "good guy" that always wishes to help and barely has any other emotions or depth to him, and the other characters being all over him because he's a really nice and "interesting" guy... All presented in a very, at least to me, cringe way, like everyone calling his name at the same time kind of way. And oh man, can the MC grow a pair of balls?? Feels like the whole anime he needs pampering from his newly acquired girls... cough... "beasts"... to actually man up and do something without being a worrywart. Sometime he does show some resemblance of confidence, but then he doesn't... You know the archetype of MC where even when they are strong af and everyone in his team are as well, and he keeps doing stuff that no one else can and everyone says how unbelievable he is, but he's all about that "oh please, I am a normal beast tamer. In fact, my whole childhood is normal!" (small spoiler: it isn't)? Ye, he's that type, and it gets old... for me it is already very old because I've already seen my share of these kind of MCs, and they weren't entertaining then, and they still aren't now. At least he doesn't shy away from doing things... even though the power of friendship trope is strong in this one.... The other characters are pretty nice, especially the ones he makes contracts with. One thing I enjoyed was the comedy in this anime. It felt pretty good and nicely presented. Also some interactions were normal good vibes, no cringe stuff... but there are moments and speeches that are just pure cringe for me. Felt sometimes like I was watching some kids show ngl. I'm not even going to touch about the plot holes or weird plot decisions, like how did the hero's party not recognize Rein's worth as a special beast tamer? Every normal beast tamer there seems to exist there, can only tame one animal at once, but Rein can do multiple, and only him, which would make him very special, but for some reason nobody in the Hero's party and around them knew that?? Okay... Story: 6 -- Not much of a story tbh, it kinda goes with the flow of what happens in that moment and how the MC reacts... but too many perfect moments and lucky for the MC. No struggle whatsoever, besides ig before he got kicked out, but you just get remembered that... Art: 7 -- Pretty nice to look at art, but the fights, and there are a few of them, aren't that great. A lot of static images and then showing the results kind of fights. Music: 6 -- Mediocre. Characters: 6 -- I did not like the MC at all, and the others were rotating around the MC like crazy, so couldn't really see much progress or personality in them besides basic stuff. Barely any growth as well... which is a shame, because sometimes it felt like there will be quite some progress or something. Liked the comedy tho, wanted to see more of it tho. Enjoyment: 6 -- It was a mostly meh watch with a few okay moments for me. Overall: 6 Right now it has 6.92 from 110.486 votes Ranked #4801 Popularity #1181 Members 224,944 as of 08/06/2025. Tbh, for me this is a forgettable anime, so I cannot really recommend it. There's nothing special going for it, besides maybe being an anime you watch for the really good vibes, but with your brain turned off so the cringe doesn't hurt you. Maybe for someone that's new in the anime world it might seem good and enjoy it. So yea, can't say it is worth much of your time.

The anime itself its pretty decent. I didn’t expect that much when i read the title. The show truly delivers what it is supposed to be delivered which are harem and isekai. The conflicts / problems didn't feel quite impactful but it’s decent. Here are the score for each aspects : Story 6/10 : the story feels a little stale and seems the storyline keeps repeating in a loop. The best plot is just in the middle of the entire series. The ending didn’t feel quite impactful too Art 7/10 : Beautiful scenery displayed in this anime. The animation is almost the same like any other isekai anime. Sound 7/10 : Some of the voice acting is spot on but some felt kinda short and it doesn't fit the character. OP was pretty good, but ED feels common. Character 6/10 The main character is like other MC but just this MC is overpowered. MC doing mc like going save people and be kind. The supporting personality didn’t shine through and kind of mid. Enjoyment 8/10 : The enjoyment of this anime is the harem part. The fact that it uses the harem like a beast is quite creative and interesting. The good group beats the bad guys always gonna be loved by the fans. For this type of anime, it’s quite enjoyable. Hopefully this anime can learn more and become even better in the future.

Is this Ishuzoku Reviewers the wholesome version? An airheaded teenager is unknowingly the most powerful person on the planet, and thanks to a never ending stream of coincidences, is given the opportunity to obtain the powers of several "beast" girls, while also making them part of his harem. If you're looking for an anime where the most powerful female beings in existence all fall head over heels for the local 15 year old boy and want to call him master, you've come to the right place. Animation / Art / General Visuals - 7/10 ----------------------------------------------- It's fine I guess. The art looks clean enough, the characters have some decent expressions, magic effects are fairly pretty. The animation isn't anything to write home about, and monster designs are rather lame, but all in all, decently enjoyable. Sound / Music / Voice Acting - 6/10 ------------------------------------------ Voice acting is solid. Everything else felt forgettable. Story - 4/10 ------------- They're not even trying any more... The story revolves around a teenager with a tragic backstory, who gets booted out of a Hero's party for being worthless. Even though he had an incredibly obvious superpower, that apparently neither he nor anyone else noticed. Then we get a dozen coincidences in a row which aware him to his own powers. And he becomes progressively more overpowered by finding more and more female "ultimate species" he then "tames", resulting in obtaining their powers and inserting them into his harem. Which those girls are all too happy to say yes to. Because apparently what every ultimate being wants, is to be a servant to some random dude from a backwater town. There's no grand story. The hero is supposed to fight the Demon King and what have you, as usual, but we get none of that, just a side story about how this one dude is actually 10x the hero for no reason. Characters - 5/10 --------------------- The most comically evil villains, the most comically good natured protagonist and his allies. It's a world with no gray in it. Everything is black or white. Villain is evil for no reason other than to be evil and nothing will change their mind. The good guy is good to the absolute core for no reason and would rather die a horrible death than even think of not helping someone else. And the women... I'm sorry, but there's only so much blatant male fantasy I can tolerate in an anime. The protagonist is a complete airhead, who apparently is the greatest Beast Timer in the history of the universe, yet doesn't even know it himself. He seems to have just the right skill and experience for every single situation. It's as if the story was written first, and then the MC inserted and any powers or coincidences he needed to win, are given as needed. The secondary characters are no better. 5 girls. All "ultimate species". All supposed to be rarer than god, and powerful beyond measure. Impossible to tame or do anything with. But our MC magically runs into every single one of them, tames them all instantly, and all the girls are like: "hell yeah, this random teenager I've known for 5 minutes is the person I'm going to swear infinite loyalty to for all time." Like god damn. They didn't even try... --- Total - 6/10 --- The only good thing about this whole show is that it's incapable of doing anything noteworthy, so it's actually possible to turn off your brain and comfortably drool on yourself as the images run past your eyes.

Yes, this is just an eccentric classic mc with hidden op powers collecting girls left and right on his path of revenge and righteousness. But, its a really good one at that. The comedy is pretty decent, and the animation is I think the best by far for its type. Another thing is, I REALLY love the character design in this anime. Yes there's the same tsundere, the cute, the kawaii lolli, and the energetic meme one as always, but the character feel really in depth and not just a harem plot device with no story. They all also aesthetically look amazing and unique compare to others in this anime type. I normally don't write a lot of reviews but, I see many people don't like this show and I just have to say otherwise. This is a good decent show that's arguably the best in its own type, really hope there's a season 2.

All the guys who are mean to protagonist are twisted, irredeemable villains. All his friends and companions are cute girls. He makes dumb and irresponsible decisions, but his monstergirl magically bound slaves (but they're not slaves because he's being nice to them so it's not evil) who explain to audience how great and nice the protagonist is will always twist it in a manner showing that he's just overflowing with kindness to everyone. It's a generic harem shounen but to not frighten the kids, fights are easy and far apart. The plot consist of: 30% lamenting and revenging and relieving trauma and fighting against the hero party that kicked the Nice Guy protagonist out because they're stupid battleheads who think that party of only fighters and with no logistics and recoinessance is the strongest; 70% protagonists just stumbling around the starting town, finding mystical legendary pokemon girls that one would be super lucky to see once in a lifetime. They want him to control them for no reason or merit for themselves, too (because he's a Nice Guy, duh); I think it'd be more interesting if PokeGirls were actually written with characters that clearly separate them from humans, or at least show those non-human traits. But TSUNDERE KUUDERE AND OTHER DERE characters sell GREAT, so instead we get a genki glutton generic catgirl, tsundere generic dragon girl, innocent-maiden and dirty-old-man fairy twin sisters and a generic loli fox girl. Well, all that said, I've watched worse things to kill time. Seeing that protagonist has a baby face, and there's a extreme morality assignment for all relevant cast (either saintly good or twisted evil), this show is probably meant for quite young audiences. For try-out period, watch 2 first episodes, since the rest of the show is basically that, just with different girl in a spotlight.

Ok. I am going to start off by saying while I personally don't think Brest Tamer a total masterpiece like Bleach,Love is War, or Spy x Family, I feel like it's a really good show and don't want to see it be cancelled. There is one thing you need to know about this show, don't expect crazy awesome fight scenes. We all know these type of shows (like In another world with my smartphone). The show has some good animations but they really cut corners with the fight scenes. It all just power point fight scenes. HOWEVER, I will say they really did a good job with the story. The whole season didn't feel two rushed. I know the manga probably has more content. However this show was a level pace, with an amazing story, the MC is actually likable, and there is a lot of antagonist that gives it a nice little "plot twist" ( I say this because the plot twist are somewhat obvious but will still surprise you because it's not TOO obvious). The characters development is really interesting, not as amazing as Love is War. All in all, if you are looking for an easy watch, feeling down and need something to pick you up, or (like me) love Harem OP animes but is sick and tired of the underfunded, rushed, BS some of these production companies throw out, then this is the anime for you. Come on, check it out. It's only 13 episodes.

Tame-A-Girlfriend. If you’re someone like me who was completely ignorant of anything Beast Tamer related before watching the anime, you might be under the impression that this was going to be a mediocre to just okay fantasy adventure adaptation of a manga. However, as I continued to watch Beast Tamer believing that was the anime’s name, the whole name and nothing but the name, and that it was based off a manga (thanks to MAL), it wasn’t until around episode 5 or 6 that I started to think “Hang on - this show feels a bit *gulp* light novelly.” For you see it is in fact based on a 2018 light novel, and the full name of the series is, I shit you not, *clears throat, unravels scroll* “The Beast Tamer Who Got Kicked Out From His Party Meets a Cat Girl From the Superior Race”… Quite the light novel mouth full. I feel like if I knew the anime by it’s real title from the beginning my expectations and opinion of Beast Tamer would’ve been slightly lowered than they were going into episode one, but I’ve got to respect the marketing team at Crunchyroll or whoever gave them the green light to trim down the title for making me believe that this anime will be more than your average, disappointing *sigh* light novel wishful adaptation (the harem should off tipped me off to be fair). Just like how Crunchyroll renamed Harem in a Labyrinth of Another World conveniently leaving out “Slave” from the title, it’ll be interesting to see if this trend will continue with future adaptations of shitty light novels in order to try and entice more viewers who like me, have an overall bad impression of light novel anime. Anyway I just thought that was interesting. Now lets talk about Beast Tamer and how thoroughly average and disappointing it is. If you haven’t watched Beast Tamer here are the basics. Rein Shroud -the nicest guy ever- is kicked out of the hero’s party because his asshole teammates view him as useless and dead weight because he’s not good in combat, and all he can do is tame animals for scouting areas or situations in a matter of moments, carrying all their supplies, and even using them for their offensive abilities… wait- Anyway, after being kicked out and murdering a bunch of goblins so he can pass an exam in order to become an adventurer, he almost gets kill by a giant cat. Luckily he is saved by a smaller cat with big boobs and a mean axe kick who happens to be of a race of beings known as the UlTiMaTe SpEcIeS. After he pets her on the head and she praises him to high heaven for being such a nice guy, she then informs him that he is the only nicest guy who can tame her, thereby making him the super strongest by proxy, nicest guy in the land… When all is said and done this is just another juvenile, male power fantasy. One that is definitely not about a guy going around enslaving (of their own free will, to be fair) hot beast-women supermodels and sometimes children who do nothing but validate him all the time by telling him how great, amazing, nice, humble, and big penis-ed he is, now until the end of the season. It’s also definitely not weird how they all superficially fall in love with him shortly after becoming not enslaved to the nicest guy with confidence issues. Not in the slightest. I think I’ve explained enough about Reins personality for you to know that he’s a blank slate for the audience to project themselves upon. His beast taming magic can basically let him do whatever the plots wants him to do, and he can pull whatever stunt or new ability he decides out of ass for whatever situation. The world bends to him whim. If I were to say something positive, I actually really like Kanade and Tania (the reasons people actually watched the show). They actually have likeable personalities and character traits that made them clash yet rely on each other before they too just became background members of the praise Rein parade. Also, big titties. The first five episodes were actually pretty enjoyable too. Rein, Kanade and Tania actually have a great chemistry as a trio and they all brought something positive to there to the dynamic, making it enjoyable to watch their wholesome adventures. There was even like, good, well thought out and choreographed fights with above average animation that made them feel dynamic and impactful. Of course, this all doesn’t matter if the villains suck. The Hero’s Party is full of your typical, shit heel school bullies which makes it really satisfying to watch them get the snort beaten out of them, but apart from that they’re so outwardly, cartoonishly evil and stupid that you can’t take them seriously as a threat. The only other villain is a literal woman kidnapper, child abuser and possibly a rapist just so the show can emphasis how much of a nice guy Rein is. Also, don’t think I didn’t notice how all the uncorrupted knights not taking bribes and asking Rein for help just so coincidentally happen to be hot women, Beast Tamer. I know what you’re doing, and it’s weird to imply that men are the only ones who’ll sink low enough to take bribes. Beast Tamer or, “The Beast Tamer Who Got Kicked Out From His Party Meets a Cat Girl From the Superior Race” seems like a competent show when you first watch it, but the more you watch and the more you think about what you’re actually seeing, the more you realise that it’s just another vapid, empty, wish fulfilment, might-as-well-be-isekai, admittedly kind of wholesome, male power fantasy light novel anime with characters as bland as your grandfathers sock draw, performing in a story that even the animators gave up animating after like, episode 9. Also, Rein Shroud is a stupid name, and if I have to here his harem call “Rein, Rein, Rein, rEiN, ReIn, REIN, REIN!, REIN!!, REIN!!!” over and over again, I will go to the Crunchyroll headquarters and scream at upper management. 4/10 Disappointment.

FIRSTLY- I swear I've seen that fox girl before so I had to look into it and sure enough twas in a recent gentai episode. I thought I was crazy but indeed she's even got the slave vibes and exact clothing as well. Looking past the dark side of my sins, beast tamer is easily described as a justice hype show for around middle school age viewer. There's nothing inherently terrible about it but there really isn't anything captivating. It's a feel good, low effort animation with lazy voice acting and a cocktail napkin script. No matter how hard I tried to like the characters I failed. They're such blobs of pixels, lacking any emotion or depth. The girls sure are cute and well drawn yet there's an obvious hollowness which ends up being so off-putting it'll make you question your 2D girl fetish. I've had many deeper connections with gentai characters then this show. But that's a story for another day, with a cocktail by a fireplace. Right before I am taken down under to atone for my aforementioned sins of questionable genre preferences.

Recommended, with some caveats and surely not for everyone, but for those that like it, it'll be a nice relaxing anime. An important consideration is that one of the main reasons I liked this anime, if not the main reason, was the PT-BR dub, which was really well made. Overall, and giving a very simplified review, it's a simple, chill and shallow-plotted anime. Battles are lacking, plot is very... eh, shallow and with many holes, really; but wholesome and has great, great PT-BR dub. It rarely ever swings into ecchi, so it's also safe to watch with children in my point of view.

Literally this anime is an OP Main Character with a Non-Human Harem. Even worse the "Hero" in the story looks so stupid. A Hero who was more like an inexperienced brat who didn't even have any abilities. Even the heroes in the stupidest anime are not like him. Anime Shin no Nakama has a similar premise but we can see that without the Main Character Party the Heroes can still run. But this anime is not like that, without MC Party Heroes it's not even worth it at all. Even the bandit group in the anime looks more promising. On the other hand, the story given is very light. If you want a relaxing fantasy-themed anime, then this is the anime for you. Even though this anime is Harem, Harem is not what they sell.

The story is quite simplistic, offering a brainless viewing experience for those that might prefer to just veg out. The story writing, in my opinion, is not well thought out and shows evidence of laziness, leading to questionable mini-arcs, particularly those involving the introduction of new characters. The character concepts were poor. Many of the characters displayed their traits to such a degree that they were absurd; this included the overpowered MC that was perfectly moral, perfectly oblivious, and perfectly BORING. These characters were of the single track variety that each was made to fit a single archetype. Of course, this came with the benefit of understanding that each of them was going to play their part flawlessly each time, leading to situations being resolved in the most predictable of ways. In short, in my opinion, this anime offers nothing new to an already oversaturated genre.