Audience reviews
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It shares its name with another title, yet offers a completely different premise.
It is quite easy to confuse Monster Musume no Oishasan with Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou. I myself assumed it was a spin-off, a sequel, or some direct offshoot of the franchise. After all, the monster girls' designs, the name, and even the focus on ecchi elements make it seem like both works belong to the same universe. In reality, however, they are unrelated beyond the shared theme of monster girls.
While Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou revolves around the coexistence of humans and monster girls, exploring this integration through a romantic comedy heavy on fan service, Monster Musume no Oishasan takes a different path. Here, we follow Glenn, a doctor specializing in treating various monster species in a…
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There isn't really much to say about this anime that you can't deduce for yourself. For example, pretty much EVERYTHING the protagonist does during an examination will result in the patient's orgasm (it is an ecchi, after all), and the protagonist, of course, has a very devoted childhood friend, who also happens to be a lamia (very good stuff). He will also occasionally be femdom'd by one or multiple heroines at once. The usual deal.
I do want to note that this anime in particular is very creative both in its world-building and its impossible scenarios, more so than usual harem anime (though not too much more than usual MONSTER GIRL harem anime). It is enjoyable to learn what new monster or anatomy will become relevant and equally enjoyable to watch our protagonist, a doctor, get invited…
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This anime is absolutely fantastic. I consider it a hidden gem for myself and anyone else in the target demographic!
I am a huge fan of the "Monster Girl" genre, with a particular soft spot for Lamias, Centaurs, Arachnids, and even Octopuses. If you’re like me and have gotten a bit tired of just reading doujinshi, this is easily one of the best animated works I can recommend. But even if you are new to this genre, I assure you that—at the very least—you’ll be satisfied. It’s a visually entertaining experience that never feels dull or monotonous.
Romance & Harem:
Surprisingly, the "Harem" elements here aren't rushed or superficially cliché. On the contrary, the relationships develop gradually with mutual trust, leading to some fierce competition for our main character, Dr. Glenn.
What I lov…
Read at the sourceGarlandReese
The Harem genre is one I've gotten quite bored of in recent years. Maybe because I've outgrown much of the tired troupes that seem to be an almost legal requirement for every installment. A bland, generic protagonist who's virtually flawless as a person, outside from mild insecurity. The romantic interests being lined up like a menu with categories featuring various breast sizes, hair colors, and personality quarks. And there's always a best girl put front and center which makes the whole journey feel very pointless, outside of the sudden arrival of a Monika to turn reality on it's head. (No, that doesn't happen here)
However, I do find myself revisiting the Harem genre out of curiosity. They know they need to keep things fresh to stand out. And with "Monster Musume no Oishasan" or "Monst…
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This anime is a hidden gem that exceeded my expectations in every way. It's a perfect blend of humor, heart, and quirky characters that will capture your attention from start to finish.
At first, I thought it was just another harem anime, but oh boy, was I wrong! Glenn, the main protagonist, is a dedicated doctor who's oblivious to the fact that his patients are falling for him. It's hilarious to watch him navigate these situations, completely clueless about the emotions swirling around him.
But what really stole my heart was Saphentite, Glenn's trusty assistant. She's intelligent, resourceful, and secretly harbors feelings for Glenn. I loved watching their dynamic, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a movie or OVA that explores their relationship further.
The storyline is engaging,…
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Goofy, ridiculous, and delightfully fun. Exceptionally horny show, but also pretty oddly wholesome at times. It's just kind of very sweet and I enjoyed it a lot.
It's pretty unique though it does follow some tropes, especially the harem ones. Art style fit the story. Good for the medium. The characters could use some work in some cases, but all the same, it didn't grate on the nerves, nor was it noticeable. High quality popcorn TV, I'd say.
Others may not like the series, due to how flat a few characters are, but if one goes in with no to low expectations, it is quite marvelous, I'd say
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tl;dr: A laidback and amusing series about a monster girl doctor.
This anime doesn’t have much of an overarching plot. It’s essentially just about the protagonist Glenn, a doctor dealing with various patients, though the twist is that despite Glenn being a human he’s a doctor that specializes in dealing with monsters. This is relatively fast paced with most of the patients he deals with only having a single episode dedicated to them, though a lot of them continue appearing after their arc as side characters that help Glenn in dealing with other patients. It should also be noted that although it is a medical drama, it’s an incredibly light hearted and chill one, wherein there’s never really much of a feeling of risk or suspense and there’s nothing like things going terribly wrong or encoun…
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For an obvious trash ecchi anime there are some unexpected qualities to this one. It plays the theme of a monster girl doctor surprisingly straight, being relatively light on humour and not going overboard with the fanservice... At least when it goes to the screentime it occupies. You'll get a minute or two of degeneracy every episode, but most of the content is slice-of-life, episodic storytelling focused on medical cases the protagonist faces. There's some borderline-decent worldbuilding, exploring various fantasy races and lore, and even minor plot twists, all kept in an overall lighthearted and relaxing tone.
What's maybe most unexpected though is that the heroines, for the most part, are actual characters with a decent amount of agency and significance to the show's world, not just d…
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Long reviews tend be people pretending they're way deeper than they are so I'll keep this short. But if you don't like to read then,
TL;DR:
It's just a better Monster Musume, better characters, better character designs, and an actual story. No wonder the writer of Musume hired the writer of this series to do their light novel adaptation. Just a fun, lighthearted, watch. I watched it in a day (though in two sittings) so take that as you will.
Story 7:
He's a doctor for monsters, he goes around healing various monsters in a "Monster of the week" type scenario, though characters are actually linked back and do play roles later on. While there are a lot of male monsters shown, as you would expect most of the focus is on the girls, no complaints from me. The story is solid. If you want a mons…
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You want to know if this is worth your time, right?
If you like soft harem with minimal fan-service (aside from medical treatment, though I doubt if those should count as sexually stimulating), monster girls, women liking the protagonist for no good reason other than he's a GoodGuy™, the said GoodGuy not minding all the fuss his fanclub is making and just doing his job as a physicial and plotless anime, it's a nice passtime.
If any of the above points irk you, you'll probably struggle watching this.
There's nothing out of ordinary in this anime (which can be said about majority of shows, honestly). It's not made to make you think, get hotheaded, feel sad or evoke any particular emotion, it's just pure, pointless fluff.
And that's ok with me.
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Dense doctor, with paper thin personality, treats female monsters' illnesses with sexual harassment and everyone falls in love with him.
That is all there is to say about this show - Ah, and Arahnia is a bad person(monster) no matter how the show tries to spin her "quirks".
Why above average score though? Because that is what I expected from this show. Don't go with high expectations because you will be disappointed. The MC has 0 personality besides being kind and a doctor specializing in mosters, the side characters have 0 personality besides the tropy kind (the tsundere girl, loudmouth rich girl, the shy kuudere girl, the violent but kind girl etc.). The story tries to be many things but fails miserably at everything. All in all, an average harem anime.
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This show had an interesting concept that explored the perspective of monster girls from a medical point of view. As well as what a doctor would expect if they had to treat them. Unfortunately, it doesn't go very far and ends up being a pretty okay ecchi harem anime.
The main character, Glenn, isn't a terrible protag by any means it's just he's a bit dull and not very rememberable. Although a redeeming quality he has is that he's extremely smart and dedicated to his work as a doctor. I feel like this works in the show's favor as it allows us to be in certain situations without it being weird or gross. If Glenn was a clumsy pervert it would painfully average anime to watch, even by ecchi standards.
My biggest problem with this show is the fact that it's ecchi as this hindered its story.…
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This was a lot better than I expected, honestly the perfect mix of ecchi and wholesome. It's counterpart, the original Monster Musume is funny and ecchi. This takes the universe of Monster x Human to a whole new level and I am with it. The fact that the Male MC doesn't bank on comedic effect or being a pervert also gets rid of a lot of that "I want to cringe" moments when watching anime.
Also, the blue dragon's character design is superb, I love it.
Monster Musume no Oishasan is a show that you can enjoy binging as I did.
If like me and you finished recent anime or the anime you wanna watch or even you just can't find a show, this show is for you!
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Average harem anime. That's it.
Predictable, with a poorly written story, with no character development whatsoever, full of clichés and unnecesary ecchi.
The only thing I'd rescue about it is the character design, but not the characters themselves since they lack any kind of appeal, as they are bland, boring and repeat themselves chapter after chapter.
Mediocre at best, watch it if you are really bored or have nothing else to do, or if you, for whatever reason, think that harem ecchi animes are fun.
Also, and just to fullfill the stupid mandatory character count, here's a sumary by Scientiiaa:
"The town of Lindworm, here humans and monsters get along with each other. Dr.Glenn is a human doctor that runs his clinic to treat monster girls. Of course, many injured girls appreciate the hel…
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Amateur review,
Let me be flat and just say it: the other monster musume is way much better. However, it doesn't mean that this one is horrible. It may seem a rip-off, but it's fairly good. The one thing I liked about this anime is that its ecchiness is relatively less, compared to the former monster musume. It focuses more with the mc's interaction with the monster girls and less random ecchi scenes. It may not be as good as the former, but it certainly is a good anime and I'm happy that a monster musume got a spin-off, that's for sure. Do I recommend this? Not entirely, but watch it if you have some free time. A generous 7/10 for this anime.
Read at the sourceNevergone777
did you say monster girl? where!!!
who doesn't like cute monster girl? i for one love monster girls why not it different and interesting it beyond the boundaries of imagination. once more you got a main character surround by cute girls and help them get better with all the power of medical science.
Story: the story is much to go on where there no real main villain or much of a plot however it is a slice of life so why not going around helping cute monster girls. thou it may surprise you upon giving some lore about each girl unique biology. at least it can give you a few chuckle and perhaps flip the switch if you know what i mean :P one thing to mention is that they do tackle a little bit on discrimination and racisms but not to the point that it in your face it more like it subtle about…
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Monster Musume no Oishasan is in constant conflict when trying to stage a generic story from several different genres, but which do not connect at any time.
The anime tries to do comedy, action, drama, romance and other things without an ounce of harmony. The universe presented has a very wide variety of species, and the use of multiple colors has helped a lot to add a difference between them. The best moments of the anime are reached when the protagonist Glenn is exercising his role as a doctor in this fantasy world. The anime seems to care a lot about this, so much so that the illnesses presented by all the characters are credible to a certain extent, it is a pity that the purpose of this service ends up resulting in embarrassing moments staged in a fetish-oriented way.
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Monster Girl Doctor, or Monster Musume no Oishasan, is...pretty much exactly what it says on the tin. It's about a human man living in a world full of monster people who makes his living by treating their various illnesses.
Unfortunately, the premise of the show is much better than its actual execution. If you're looking for an overarching plot, you're out of luck until the last four or five episodes. Before that, each one is more or less standalone, focusing on one type of monster girl in each episode.
Yes, monster GIRL. Although I'm certain the monster guys get sick/injured just as often as the monster girls do, it seems that this particular doctor specializes in females, because...reasons.
Interestingly, the monster girls are quite human in appearance, with a few monster traits, suc…
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just enough to enjoy after watching action / sad anime, it's kinda refreshing because i never watch Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou, tho people will deemed it will be the same with that series, thought the differences will be the MC's profession, for me it was pretty much enjoyable even tho it mostly go to the ecchi sides xD anyway not a bad anime, especially if you get bored or don't anything to watch anymore xD tho i think there's a lot of better choice :) the ending song pretty good to be honest, and the 3D also pretty smooth, well, anyway, like i said before, it was pretty enjoyable, please try to watch it if you have nothing to watch xD
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[7/10]
Pros:
-im studying biology/medicine and this show did a good job of making those 2 fields interesting thru cute big tiddie snek gf and Dr. Glenn explaining how monster biology works without using big words
-nice background world building, there was a war between people and monsters, but now they live together in harmony; show doesn't go too much into it but it was interesting when they did allude to it.
-big tiddie goth spider gf
-funny haha moments with boobies and physical exams getting too physical
-cute snek waifu
-wholesome doctor-patient relations ;)
-ACTUAL wholesome doctor-patient interactions
-Dr. Glenn does things a good professional real life doctor would do, like caring about patients, complying with HIPPA regulations, etc.
-did I mention cute snek waifu???
Cons:
-only…
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