Introduction
The heroine is a normal girl, until one day she is invited to another world and becomes the princess of the dream world, where people use dreams as the energy to live. One day, the dream world is being attacked by something called "yumekui" ("dream eater"), and many princes are being attacked by it. The heroine must wake them up to save the dream world, as the princes are unable to wake up due to having their dreams stolen.
(Source: MAL News)
Audience reviews
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whylime
TL;DR: Don't even bother.
L;DR:
On one fine morning, I crawled out of my dumpster and went to twitter for a morning's perusal of Kappei Yamaguchi's account. He'd retweeted something from an account called "yume 100," and being as nosy as I am, I realized he had voiced a super-minor character in this mobile otome game I'd never heard of. I love otome games, hitting the genre's peak demographic, and my curiosity dragged me to this MAL page. Well, Mr. Yamaguchi himself doesn't appear in this anime, but hey, I like ikemen, so I thought I'd give this show a shot.
Why am I telling you the story of how I wound up watching this anime? Probably because it's a more interesting plot than the one actually presented in Yume 100. Don't ask me to summarize the plot because I don't think I could tell yo…
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I initially started watching this anime, as the story seemed interesting; I knew that otome game based anime are not always the best, as the protagonist is usually kind of empty, but this show won over all the empty characters out there. I have NEVER seen such a plain, boring, and lifeless protagonist in any other show. Watching her adventure bored me to death, the only parts that kept me from abandoning the show are the boys' scenes, who try to cheer up the mood with some funny vibes, but are in any case destroyed by the inconsistent plot.
This anime really sounded great reading the plot, and it's a pity that it turned out this bad.
I'll pray for a better remake. :)
Read at the sourcekyulix
(I've never played the game, this review is in the eyes of someone who only watched the anime.)
*Warning: Spoilers*
Dreams are wonderful things. We can make anything fictional into reality in our dreams, we can go from here, to the ends of the universe in our dreams, even if we cannot remember them.
In Yume Oukoku to Nemureru 100-nin no Ouji-sama, they took the dreams-can-be-taken-away-concept and made it into an absolute mess.
This summer, my goal was to watch and rate every single otome game anime adaptation that's ever been made. I've cringed, I've cried, and I've wanted to die. But, no matter how bad any of those animes were, they weren't boring. They had a good concept, just portrayed terribly. But, Yume Oukoku isn't like that. Yume Oukoku is just, well. Boring. Very boring. Hell,…
Read at the sourceKANLen09
A better effort than Senjuushi, just with subpar story plot, art and animation. That's all folks!
Or was it...?
In the times of recent, there is more anime popping up hoping to garner the niche female target audience, and yep, we all know how all these end up: un-original, un-inspiring and boring. And Yume Oukoku to Nemureru 100-nin no Ouji-sama (The Dream Kingdom and the 100 Sleeping Princes) is no different.
Welp, another reverse-harem isekai? No, not anymore, yadda yadda, so please stop!
Story;
Can you believe it? Senjuushi-esque formula with ACTUAL plot!
(Nah, just kidding, not a good one either.) Just like Senjuushi, don't expect the number in the title to purposefully reflect itself in the anime as it has a lot of loopholes apart from the game source. Now I have never played the g…
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