I want to get straight to the point and say: this anime has potential. It was held back for its story telling style. - You can find a lot of genres in it. It has a lil sprinkle of fantasy, some action, lil bit of slice of life, mystery, and lil bit of comedy. That could actually work well since these genres are connected with each other, but I feel like it was not fleshed out to be incorporated well together, in this anime. - I'm not sure about the "comedy part" of this one, because most of the time it's just overexaggerated interactions of thecharacters, or sometimes 'funny' facial expressions. It feels forced and repetitive to me.

- When there's a character introduction, it happens way too often, and sometimes a lot of characters are introduced all at once. Like, you can't just expect for the audience to immediately get this and that. Especially when they're apparently important, at least take time to show them off for a longer focus, and show us a backstory. This anime is like asking for empathy on a character you barely know about, it's all too fast. Like, I know they're supposed to be important but at least don't rush telling about their story. Make us really understand them to build an attachment on a character. 

- Struggle to remember characters. Apart from the fact that there's like, character name, ability type and whatever their role is in an organization, there's also supposedly an understanding on what their standing is or connections. And that doesn't work cuz their connections are also characters you've failed to remember or understand too. I usually remember names of anime characters but i legit only remember Kunikida, Ranpo, Dazai after watching 12 eps

- For every new introduced character, they're usually portrayed as the strongest/impossible to defeat, every time. I think that is where it fails to make an environment that connects everything else and incorporates elements in the story well.

- Some episodes are character-focused stories, some aren't, what can I say, the storytelling just feels ... rather inconsistent.

I personally think that if the anime had a different way of story telling, or different technique in building up the environment, it would feel more consistent and empathizing to viewers. It really had the potential but that was it for me :'D. On a good note, great art and sounds in general.

This is one of those movies that leaves you impressed and slightly frustrated at the same time. On one hand, the chemistry between Denji and Reze is easily the heart of the film. Their interactions feel tender and awkward, and the quieter moments between them almost make you forget how chaotic this series usually is. There’s something genuine about the way their bond develops; it doesn’t feel forced, and it gives Denji some emotional depth that goes beyond his usual chaotic energy. The comedic beats between them land naturally too. It’s not overdone, just enough to make their dynamic charming and believable. Visually, this movie ison another level. The animation is absolutely insane. The action scenes are fluid, explosive, and beautifully choreographed. You can tell a lot of care went into making every big moment hit hard. The sound design and music also elevate everything, especially during the more intense sequences.

That said, the ending feels kind of abrupt. It’s emotional, yes, but it doesn’t really deliver any huge reveals for the overarching story. I was expecting major plot progression or big answers about the larger narrative. It works as a focused character arc, but as a movie experience, it ends just when it feels like it could’ve gone a bit further. Overall, it’s powerful and beautifully made, just slightly incomplete.

To be honest not gonna lie literally definitely actually you should watch this anime, worth to watch guys you need to give it chance. Definitely good story, worth to watch but not with the first part of the story (I do believe everyone agree with me). The animation itself really suks even with this good story why they can't manage to get too tier adaptions. What a joke, quite disappointing. Need more better animations for the fanservice, this title already had good potential but they didn't make perfect adaptation for the anime. I love the comedy and the cool part's whenever the main characters showing up his appeal.Tbh just want to write some of reviews but have to make it long i really don't like it.


Simply what I want to say is:

The story is already contain good material for top tier anime adaptation but the producers or whoever person or company make this anime didn't take that full potential properly.


Story : 8/10
Animation : 6/10

The animation truly fine, even better than Isekai Shadow "Iam atomic". But the story? It so template, I cannot like it. Like… what the hell? CCTV, nanomachines, dragons, dragon gods, guns, and they can fly to the moon? Verily, such tale is utter rubbish. The logic is lost, horrible or simply illogical, the setting is chaos, like a drunken bard who forget his own song. Story development? A rotten apple—soft, foul, and wasted. Average main character with god-strength for no reason. Dialogue too many yet say nothing, like wind dancing through empty halls. Character designs look good, yes, but the characters themselves? Nay. Foolish puppets. A random OP loliat the start, cloning people, what madness is this?

A waste of gold and time for the creators. Many titles far more noble than this.

This series is like a painting fair to behold, yet the story? Nothing.

Perfect for middle school children who thirst for punching, smashing, and violence.

Animasinya baguss asli bahkan lebih bagus daripada animasinya Isekai Shadow.

Ceritanya template banget gw nggak suka suka, apa apaan coba ada CCTV, nanomachine, ada naga, ada dewa naga, ada senjata api, bisa pergi ke bulan, kontol lah cerita sampah.

Logic nya nggak jelas, setting nya nggak jelas banget ngentot, story development nya sampah

average MC sampah with OP chikara, dialogue nya kebanyakan nggak guna, dialog nya template

Design character nya bagus bagus, tapi karakter nya sampah semua, apa apaan coba ada loli OP diawal cerita dan manusia kloning, tai lah

Buang buang budget dan waktu aja yang bikin nih anime, kan banyak title yang jauh lebih bagus.

Nih seri gambaran nya bagus tapi ceritanya kagak.

Cocok buat anak esempeh yang suka baku hantam hantaman dan manusia pecinta kekerasan

This is the proof of anyone can draw doesn't mean he can make good story, literally and definitely piece of shït story. When you let elementary kids give their thoughts about politics, yeah this is what you gonna get. There is absolutely fuckïng a lot of things to talked about because this title have plenty of good stuff but unfortunately the creator choose to ignored it. What a shame. There is elephant in the room but this fuckïng motherfücker nïgga completely blind. Example:- You have inter galactic starships capable doing wormhole but choose to reject acknowledge for goes adventure the space's.

- You have motherfücker fucking big ass gundam, you have fcking demon, you have fcking Isekai creature, others over others good materials and you didn't even focused on that instead giving us fcking scupid political story of tres Espana kpa Italia or another freaking weird storyline?!?! What the heck is wrong with this JapaneseNígga.



•The dialog was biggest dumbāss ever I heard in my life, every words contained on this title, literally everything. First time ever in my life my ears get so enough heard whatever nonsense from their voice lines.

•The comedy didn't funny at all sounds like weird/autism to me, don't get me wrong I have good sense of humour dawg.
I can almost laugh and making fun of everything except some of dark jokes & I know what is the limit.



They mixed up all the good stuff materials from a lot of title then put it on together. big robot, spaceship, laser beam, magic, demon, sword, gun, teleport, buff, ghost, automata/humanoid, etc etc and not just only that they tried to mixing up the genre together in one place comedy, romantic, horror, action, and whatever chuunibyou it is.


I know when you're watching fictional stuff there is consequences for that and I do ready for that but when the story is utterly too illogical, nonsense & stūpid I can't just shut the fūck up moving on like nothing happens.

·Why tf world political is influenced by students and interfere to war just because schoolboy school girls want to do it instead just keep their academy activities going on. Typical nonsense🤣

·Also you know why the entire character is following the vibes of the main character just because he want to (kokuhaku)confess his feeling into dead girl? And almost took 6 or more episodes just for this nonsense (tenkai)klimaks. When you feel it's like the vibes of watching last episode of romance anime but in the somehow now in the first episode yes you are not wrong.



- Story 1/10
- Characters design 10/10
- Music 8/10

The one & only I love from this title is the women characters design, yes you understand what I mean.

Story 0.1/10 Animation overall 3/10 DO NOT REMOVE THIS REVIEW,HOW MANY TIMES YOU ABUSE THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH 💀 The author is the 100% embodiment of ignorance. Don’t watch or follow racist works by Japanese creators like this shít. An easy way to explain this trāsh is:"Guys, I’ll make a ‘fiction’ story where:
- Israel gets geno*cided by Palestine,
- Japan gets mass-murdered by Korea and China,
- Vietnam colonizes the US,
- The entire world tries to take over British land."

Isn’t this too fūckíng ìdiotic?

The part about the Salmuria Kingdom is absolutely fūcking ridiculous! Women have no equal rights—treated as property like worthless objects.
The author portrays Salmuria as a Middle Eastern country but only copies stereotypes, not facts:

Buildings, places, backgrounds, clothes—100% stolen from Middle Eastern culture.

But he ignores real history and the actual people.
This isn’t fiction anymore—it’s a hateful attack on real ethnic groups.

Here are FACTS about women’s rights (do your research, don’t just take my words):

•Women didn’t have souls until 675 AD—before that, people believed they were soulless.

•In the 15th century, women who could read/write were considered witches and burned alive in Europe.

•1,600 years ago, women in the Middle East had rights under Islam: they could own property—something European women couldn’t do until thousands of years later. They couldn’t even have fücking rights to learn or read!
What a stupid bastard writing this trash! If I were in Japan, I’d sue this piece of shit.
I don’t know if this fucker is ignorant or intentionally spreading stereotypes about the Middle East. But one thing’s certain: When we die, God will judge you.
You’re a lying bāstard making money from hate. You can’t run from death you āsshole, we will meet again.

Absolutely ridiculous, my blood is boiling

If you're looking for a blend of science fiction, romantic comedy, and that classic existential question about "what defines a human being," Android wa Keiken Ninzuu ni Hairimasu ka (or Does an Android Count as a Sexual Partner?) is a work that delivers more than the suggestive title might suggest at first glance. The Premise The story revolves around Tamaki, a young man living an ordinary life until his father, an eccentric inventor, sends him an unusual gift: a state-of-the-art android designed to be the perfect partner. The central conflict—and the comic relief—arises from the fact that the android is programmed to satisfy all of Tamaki's needs, whileTamaki tries to maintain his sanity and morality in the face of a machine that understands no social boundaries but understands everything about anatomy and pleasure.

Strengths
Tone Balance: Despite heavily flirting with the ecchi genre and having spicy moments, the work shines in its comedy. The contrast between the android's cold, direct logic and Tamaki's human despair creates genuinely funny situations.
Art: The character design is clean and expressive. The author manages to convey the android's "artificial perfection" very well, which makes the visual dynamic between the protagonists quite interesting.
Underlying Questions: Amidst the jokes, the manga touches on real wounds: if an AI can perfectly simulate love and pleasure, does that negate the human experience? The title is not just a joke; it's the protagonist's central dilemma.

What might put some readers off
Fan Service: If you prefer purely platonic stories or stories without sexual appeal, this manga might be a bit excessive. It's not shy about its suggestive nature.
Pacting: Like many niche romantic comedies, the development of the main plot sometimes slows down in favor of episodic "chaos of the day" chapters.

Verdict
Is it worth it? If you enjoy titles like Chobits (but with a much more modern and explicit approach) or are looking for a light read that mixes clumsy romance with technology, the answer is yes. It's a fun book that knows exactly what it is and doesn't try to be too pretentious.
Quick note: The title plays on the idea of ​​"counting partners," suggesting that, in the age of AI, the definitions of relationships are about to get a lot more complicated.

The premise is actually pretty fresh. Instead of watching a guy pick a girl, we’re watching the girls who already lost their respective rom coms deal with the fallout. It takes itself surprisingly seriously for a show about "losers." Though, my main gripe? If you’re here for a romance between the leads, Nukumizu and Yanami, you’re going to be waiting a while. It felt way more like the "Lemon and Komari show" for most of the middle act. Yanami is somehow the main heroine, but she feels like a side character when the anime starts introducing characters like Lemon or Komari. The romance is anobvious slow burn, from episode 1 to episode 12, you could sleep throughout the show and you wouldn't miss a single piece of romance between Nukumizu and Yanami.

A-1 Pictures absolutely flexed here. The art style is gorgeous and the character acting (the small movements, the hair, the lighting) is amazing. The visuals are smooth, consistent, and genuinely beautiful to look at.

The OP and ED are highlights. They felt unique and refreshing compared to the basic intros which get refurbished in this type of genre. The first ending especially had a visual approach that felt new and experimental. It surprisingly added a lot to the show despite it only being an ending.

Nukumizu is a great protagonist because he’s actually normal. He’s just a guy. However, the show can’t help itself with the tropes. We have the "shy girl", the "athletic tomboy" (Lemon), and the "sister complex" that feels a lot like the Hachiman/Komachi dynamic from Oregairu. Also, why does every "loser" MC need a weird obsession? Nukumizu’s thing for faucets is such a basic annoying rom com trope. It doesn't ruin him as a character, since I enjoyed his character, but it’s definitely there to check a box.

Despite my complaints about the tropes and the lack of "main couple" screen time, it was a really good watch. It’s funny, it’s grounded, and it handles heartbreak pretty well.

A solid 8/10. It’s a beautiful, high quality production that stumbles a bit on basic tropes and pacing, but it's well worth the watch if you want a rom com that focuses on the people who didn't get the happy ending.

Watching "Kuroiwa Medaka ni Watashi no Kawaii ga Tsuujinai" was interresting. I can't lie, i had some what fun watching it. Although her having that southern American accent even though being from japan made this whole thing weirder then it needed to be, like why have that accent at all? There is no backstory as to why she has it? or that she would be in need of it. I mean i get that she is technically the MC here but, do we REALY need an accent to highlight her? Just for the sake of "oh look special MC, definitely not just another romance here"?? Likeis she a "gal"? But if she was, then she's not acting or talking like one?
Bro i am so confused on that unnecessary accent... 

But looking past it, i enjoyed it my self watching.
A good watch if you're looking something on the side. 
i'll give it a 7, cause i had fun watching, but that accent...

I watched this series between 21 January and 29 January 2026. Just one episode was enough to make me watch the whole series. In my opinion, this is an isekai type Shonen anime with comedy, fantasy, and supernatural elements. Story: This show is very wholesome. Iruma is such an innocent and lovable character that he easily wins your heart. There is no unnecessary fanservice or toxic rival behavior. Instead, Iruma uses his kindness to turn even his enemies into friends. Overall, I liked this anime. I give it 8 out of 10. I also recommend that if you have not watched it yet, you should definitely giveit a try.

Content Type: Anime
Genre: Shonen, Isekai, Comedy, Fantasy, Supernatural
Writer/Director: Based on the manga written and illustrated by Osamu Nishi. Directed by Makoto Moriwaki. Series composition by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu. Animation by Bandai Namco Pictures.