Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
ArthurLeywin09
The story was like a cycle, characters end exactly where they started.
It had potential but my god the author butchered it by inserting stupid hoe characters for the MC.
Towards the end I was just skipping to see some real progression between the main leads.
And Akane was simply unbearale, any hint of character development is thrown out of the window she comes face to face with the MC.
Saito was a good character, had a decent story, but in moments he became a typical harem male who will go to any point rather than telling the girls his honest feelings.
Dissapointed.
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This anime is actually the reason I got into watching romance anime, so it will always have a special place for me. I gave it a 10, even though I know it has some flaws.
The anime is really fun and enjoyable, and I honestly don't understand why some people hate it so much. The main female lead could have been written better, but other than that, I don't have many problems with it.
I know there are better romance anime out there, so I can understand why some people might skip this one. Still, I think it's worth giving a try if you like romance.
Personally, I enjoyed this more than More Than a Married Couple, in my opinion. The animation is also pretty good for a romance anime.
Realistically, I'd say it's around a 6.9/10, but for me, it's a 10 because of how much I enjoyed watching it an…
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The primary concept had a lot of potential. Which was completely wasted on side plots of every Saito's side hoe the author decided to throw into this mess. At the end I genuinely started skipping all that backstory, and motivations for every unimportant character because all I wanted to see, and in my opinion what this show needed to show, is actual romance between the two main characters. All the romance between them could have probably been fit into 2 episodes.
The main characters from time to time get into misunderstandings or fights that would hurt their relationship. But all of them could be cleared up in one sentence. Obviously that doesn't happen because Saito is a dumbass, that makes watching it extremely frustrating and painful.
There is not a reason to watch this, not single a…
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I used to read the manga for this show a lot and was surprised that it was adapted. But when I watched it, I was completely let down...
First, they cut off too many significant parts of the manga. Key events were left out and the events that were shown I felt weren't shown to be as significant as the manga put them to be. The show just suffers from a lack of episodes. I feel like there should have been more emphasis on the more important events rather than fitting many into one episode.
Second, I also didn't like the way the characters developed. Everything happened too quickly and there wasn't any real resistance to the whole blind marriage twist.
Third, some of the supporting characters I felt were changed too much, especially Himari. I feel like the attitudes of some characters shi…
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First of all, I'm sorry if My English sooo bad! :)
This kind of theme is very common in various anime's. But there are only a few good ones, and this 'Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon suru Koto ni Natta' is one of the worst. I have no difficulty giving a score of 7-9 to some bad anime, whether it's graphic quality or story. But again, this is one of the worst!
I don't like characters who start out indifferent and then become aggressive. I don't like characters who support their friends and then become obsessed with everything in a bad way. Especially when it comes to love, and then the story should have been made simple, but it became complicated just because of the grandparents' unreasonable wishes. But this story shows the normal emotional side of high school students. Focusing on…
Read at the sourceKeith_Holland
This isn’t a comfy romcom, and I think a lot of people bounced off it because they expected one.
If you want a show where characters say what they’re feeling right away, problems get talked out cleanly, and every episode feels like progress, this will probably annoy you. People hesitate. They dodge conversations. Tension hangs around longer than it “should.”
That’s not an accident.
This show is more interested in pressure than payoff. It lets situations stay awkward, unresolved, and uncomfortable instead of smoothing them over for the audience. Relationships here don’t magically become balanced or easy just because feelings exist.
The characters are frustrating sometimes — but they’re frustrating in a way that feels human. When you think, “Just talk already,” the show clearly knows tha…
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This anime should come with a warning: “Prolonged exposure may cause bleeding ears and emotional detachment.”
Story : 1/10
The premise already sounds like it came from a gacha machine that ran out of ideas : A forced marriage arranged because the grandparents had an unfinished love story? Imagine your grandparents’ failed teenage romance becoming your life sentence. That’s the premise, A “forced marriage” between two people who hate each other because grandpa and grandma never got to smash.
It’s not even bad enough to be funny it’s just confusingly Pointless, The writing tries so hard to be “romantic comedy,” but forgets the “romantic” and completely murders the “comedy.”
Characters Development : - 0/10 (Yes Negative)
Let’s talk about the so-called heroine, Akane. is a walking natura…
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"I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class" is anime junk food. Nothing is of high quality and the content of the story is kind of trashy, but it is a satisfying watch nonetheless.
The story explores the concept of what happens if a tsundere, one Akane Sakuramori, was basically forced into an arranged marriage with the guy she loves, Saito Houjou, and the flaws of the tsundere archetype as a whole. Akane exhibits prototypical tsundere traits, such as being mean and violent to Saito even though she supposedly loves him. Meanwhile, every love rival in the show explores how traits are actually what most guys don't like. Shisei's character archetype is about the enjoyment guys get when giving affection to a girl. Himari's character archetype is about the enjoyment guys get when receivi…
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For me it's okay; there are just a few that I don't think are necessary in this story...
First of all, the characters—I don't think there need to be many characters who like MC because it's too messy and confusing... if possible, give MC a male friend that he can trust, then make it a harem genre story.
Second, I think the characters that are supposed to support this couple don't need to be too exaggerated because it will ruin the story!!.
Third, don't make too many of the characters want to have sex with the MC except for the heroine (if you really want to make it that way).
Last, I don't know if there will be a second season or not, but what I hope for season two is that they can reduce the female characters that appear too much in season one and make it a suitable time for Akane to…
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(Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon suru Koto ni Natta).
A romantic comedy anime about a heroine who hates the main character because she never wins academically at her school. The story is very interesting because the heroine, Akane, has an adorable tsundere personality. Moreover, we are given a sweet story where they live together and act like a newlywed couple, hahaha.
Overall, the anime is very good, especially the beginning and middle episodes are very sweet to watch. However, I didn't give it a 10 because of the slight love polygon element, which is a genre I really hate.
My rating for this anime is 8/10.
THX
Read at the sourceArtma_Desu
This Anime is out of my expectation. Some people seek for am intimate intrict or drama as well as cool action scene, but you can't get along with all of that in this show.
At first, this Anime is for people who are able to laugh at absurdity or shitty things around, this Anime is well-written in basic, the characters are also genuine and feel safe to watch, especially the Main Character, this Anime just dumped all of the hell situation they are in, within an absurdity. However, i found this Anime is for me, especially the peak scene between Himari and Akane in the last eps.
At last, you will know if some Anime are made for you or not, fundemantally, I'm not into absurdity comedy which wrapped with romance genre, prefer deeper story, drama and characters such as Oregairu. Nevertheless, t…
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This is such a complete fuck-up that everything that happens on the screen is complete absurdity. If you want to laugh at the cringe and absurdity of what is happening, then this anime will do the trick. AI can't generate such a shitty plot. I RECOMMEND ONLY IF YOU ARE THE SAME CONNOISSEUR (TOTAL IDIOT) AS I AM.
The characters are surprisingly well written, but the situations they find themselves in are horrific.
You might like it if you can laugh at all the bad stuff that's going on there. I love laughing at all the absurdity that goes on there. If you do too, watch it.
Это настолько полный пиздец, что всё происходящее на экране - полный абсурд. Если хочется поржать над кринжовостью и абсурдностью происходящего, то это аниме справиться. Да не могут нейросети генерировать настолько хуёвый…
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Honestly this RomCom is a disaster.
Let's start with the MC, a flat character with no appealing with the usual good behaviour who is forced into marriage with one of the most sterotypical tsunderes out here plus we have the gyaru and the Cousin aka your typical imouto.
The plot like i've already mentioned begins when the male MC is forced into marriage with Akane (the tsundere) by their grandparents, this premise wouldn't damage the romcom quality if only the plot wasn't so exagerate in its tropes which is actually what happens and no, it doesn't get better.
Don't waste your time watching this romcom, there are way more better ones out there.
Read at the sourceRaiusu
First off the title of the show is a little bit misleading since they are already married I did the show is their navigating life. Whilst navigating high school and keeping it secret from everyone else
Obviously, you can imagine it doesn’t go to plan but that’s fine they cover up well with other characters and it got a little confusing sometimes if you’re not paying attention to it, but luckily it makes a habit of explaining everything quite a lot.
Honestly, it was a pretty chill watch the only fault I had was I thought it was just gonna be a one-to-one couple but toward the end it’s turning into a harem I’m not sure if it’s listed as that but I didn’t think of it as one but it seems to be going in that direction, which I’m not really a fan of
Aside from that decent show fully expecti…
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When I first stumbled upon the trailer for this anime - I'm Getting Married to the Girl I Hate in My Class, I was kind of hyped, not gonna lie. The premise looked like the perfect setup for some spicy tsundere romance, forced proximity, maybe even a bit of that "enemies to lovers" magic. And to be fair, I was totally down for that. I thought it might give off the same feelings I had when I first watched Tsuki ga Kirei or Nisekoi—turns out, it tried to be Nisekoi's cousin, but ended up feeling more like a weaker imitation.
The show starts off strong with the whole "our grandparents arranged our marriage" twist, and Akane being this feisty, sharp-tongued tsundere with soft layers underneath was honestly the hook for me. She was the reason I stayed. I loved how she tried to balance her pride…
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Make characters great again. This rom-com suffers from two bland main characters who fail to carry the show. The female lead is a pseudo-tsundere, offering a watered-down version of the trope, while the male lead is just plain boring. Watching these two interact is like watching paint dry—there’s no spark or excitement to keep you invested.
The characters lack depth, resembling a shallow pool rather than a vast ocean. In contrast, the side characters steal the show with their more intriguing personalities and better chemistry. The anime truly shines when they’re on screen, outshining the leads by a mile.
The writing sticks to tired, predictable "misunderstanding" plot lines that plague generic rom-coms. By the end of the series, nothing meaningful is achieved, leaving you with little mor…
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The current anime industry produces four or five series like this every season—and they’re instantly forgotten.
I remember that back in the '90s, many of us discovered anime through Ranma ½ (1989). A slice-of-life comedy about a couple (Ranma and Akane) who embodied a kind of modern Romeo and Juliet—except they were martial artists, and their biggest obstacle wasn’t their families, but their own egos.
Takahashi’s masterpiece explored themes like being honest with yourself, or the many insecurities men carry due to their own sexism. Heavy topics that were handled with an irreverence that never failed to make you laugh.
So what does any of this have to do with KuraKon (2025)? Well, there’s a thematic similarity. It’s nearly the same premise, only without the martial arts and without the s…
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Honestly, I started off kinda enjoying it — the idea of two people being forced into marriage while still hating each other had potential. The tension, the banter, the awkward romance — it was fun at first.
But after that pink-haired girl showed up, it just started falling off hard. The whole vibe shifted, and not in a good way. She felt so out of place and completely ruined the dynamic between the main characters.
And don’t even get me started on the ending... it felt so rushed and underwhelming. Like, all that buildup for this? Bruh.
Overall, the anime had potential but dropped the ball halfway through. Mid-tier at best — kinda disappointed ngl.
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There is a proverb in English- "All is well that ends well", and it fits this anime perfectly. For episodes 1 to 11, it was a good show for me. I thought I'd give a 10-rating on MAL, but the last episode, oh boy, made me go from a solid 10 to 7. Unless they bring a second season, it was a terrible ending for such an enjoyable show.
The story is a good one, even though one of the classic enemies-to-lovers. The art style and animation aren't bad either, and the characters were all well-rounded (except they messed it up in the last episode). Shise was my favorite character, let's protect her guys! If you have read the light novel like me, maybe you won't like how the anime ended.
[This is my first review, sorry for not having any detailed info]
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It seems that I've been late in giving a review after scoring, but that doesn't stop me now.
The picture is balanced where color and brightness are concerned in this anime, at least to be enjoyed as a meal companion. An interesting premise, plus some characters, makes it an anime that can be quite popularly discussed at the time of airing in its season.
What makes me give it a low score?
It may be quite funny, but after you watch it all the way through, this anime has no clear explanation or narrative direction. Maybe we should look at the synopsis. But not everyone wants to read it, as a result, the early episodes of the anime show the goal but there is no context of where you want to go. And the peak is at the end of the episode. We wonder whether this anime will continue or not, the…
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