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BlackBusterMAL
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It is the typical series with a good premise but quite badly presented, it is pure and clear love where you are not going to look much into the protagonists or what they think, there are going to be many scenes that will become a bit uncomfortable for some people and others are going to like it a lot because it will involve a lot of misunderstandings between the girls and our protagonist, which is what this whole season is based on and I think the whole series, there are many better options than watching this series and several are superior in many Aspects, if you really want to see something good, I would not recommend this love series, you may like the morbidity but in truth it will not fill you with anything because in general nothing ever happens.
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Another harem comedy based on a tutor and a group of females. Yes, I'm also a big fan of the other major one as well.
To be honest I can't really say what specifically I like about Bokuben, what made me decide to collect the Manga (a first for me), or what keeps me rewatching the occasional episode. It's a good time with good characters in a fun environment and the story isn't suffocated by romance and fawning over some half-baked idiot.
Although to his credit Yuiga isn't your standard protagonist, he has a genuine belief that helping those who wish to improve what they aren't good at, helping those who aren't talented is the right thing to do. He's not particularly shy, and he knows he's clueless about romance, but his single-minded focus is studying. The rest of the main cast all play…
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This is anime is awesome! I don't know why many casuals are hating on it.
It has great production value, enjoyable characters, and a hilarious story line.
I haven't see harem-comedy be this intense since Gamers! and School Rumble. I honesty
did not expect myself to laugh as much as I did while watching this show (and I haven't
laughed or smiled in weeks).
To underline the show, it has a trio-harlem, with two other candidates. It doesn't just center in
a school, it also shows adult themes such as work, which is a rare delight. If you love slice of life shows, give this a watch.
Towards the end, even I had trouble deciding which of the leading female characters was the
best choice for the main guy.
Also, this anime is very impressive being done by two lesser studios. I guess Japan has…
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Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai boasts everything about an unusual time in high-school. This anime can make you feel a whole lot of emotions based on your situations in real life and how 'relatable' they can be. Personally, I loved it, it was addicting, funny and more importantly interesting to watch. The soundtrack is awesome, there's alot of work gone into thinking of fully developed characters for each person featured. This anime was amazing, and there has not been anything like it. A burn for this anime was the clear ending and the obvious boring storyline to the last few episodes of the season, it wasn't going forward or anywhere at least not until the next season had come out.
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Another series of an average teenager who becomes a teacher and casually gets a harem. It is practically the generic series that we have seen many times.
His style is nice and very simple, having all the same faces, nor has history and less character development, being simply an episodic comedy where they will show us erotic scenes all the time. The characters are so unoriginal, that we can classify them by archetypes: Nariyuki as the kind and silly protagonist, Fumino as the insecure, Rizo as the antisocial or the one who has trouble understanding people and Uruka as the childhood friend. But this is not enough for the series, so they add more characters like Asumi, the one that makes fanservices and a teacher.
Unfortunately, it is a series that goes for sure, with a predictable and inn…
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TL/DR first: It's trash
This anime is so bad I actually went ahead and looked up my old MAL login credentials just so I could login and talk about how bad this series is.
Let's start with Setting/Story:
Setting: Dude starts tutoring a bunch of generic chicks coming straight out of a bullshit bingo of stereotypes in regards to character traits, background and looks.
Dude is a generic glasses intelligent guy and obviously a total pushover and goody-two shoes who cannot ever refuse anybody. In any other anime he would be like Minor side character C with a tendency to die first depending on the genre.
You got the flat-breasted (and very conscious about it who would've guessed) blue haired chick who sucks at math but is a genius at linguistics or whatever
Then you have the opposite big t…
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It is often said that people always look for originality, innovation or freshness in what they consume. But the truth is that even if we normally look for new experiences or ingenious turns in what we already know, we are creatures of habit and every so often we return to what is familiar to us because it is our comfort zone. I mention all this because the series to which I dedicate this review is no wonder that reinvents the genre of romantic comedies to which it belongs, however, it has resulted in one of the series that I have enjoyed watching in this already finished spring season 2019 (although it was a slow season, so it's not saying much in its favor).
The work is therefore a romantic comedy, of those that throw comedy more than romance itself, of school atmosphere and harem type,…
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Really funny anime. I was scared at the start with the harem but it turned into a really fun and enjoyable one. The story is not like the greatest in the universe, just a guy who help his girl companions to study, the characters change quite a lot during the first season from the start to the end, they get some develop and is pretty good. The art is great, not a ton of fan service which make it even better (yes, we all love fan service except when it's all that can give us an anime and then we hate it). Can't wait for the second season! and is comming soon <3
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So the premise of this show is that there are some girls who are geniuses in one subject but terrible at the one they want to pursue. The main character is there to tutor them in their chosen subject.
The show is very much a romcom harem show, so if you don't like those I would steer clear. It is a harem but not in the competitive way. But of course there's a dense protagonist. Lots of sugary sweet scenes, jealousy, and misunderstandings galore. There are also plenty of lewd scenes, many of them are really awkward. It's basically everything you would expect from a typical romcom harem.
The art is really well done, there's a lot of comedic art swaps. Plenty of beautiful art as well as chibi art.
The music is pretty great. The opening is really cute and well animated.
It's one of thos…
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An anime where the main protagonist who being both poor and needs to teach a harem of girls in order for them to go to their preferred university?..are we talking about Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai or Go-Toubun no Hanayome?
Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is another line of great harems in the 2010's by utilizing the basic harem cliches and use them in more unique and interesting ways. In Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai's case is how greatly balanced the harem it is (well LA anyways) due to how it was extremely hard to pick "best girl" and through this allows the harem to be greatly developed in the sense of their romantic endevours to the main protagonist.
Nariyuki Yuiga voiced by Ryota Osaka is one of those harem protagonist who is pretty much the nice guy, slightly dense in the sen…
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One of the greater Harems out there, at first I thought it would be boring seeming as there are using studying and such as their base for the series and the main character being smart, but I'd say if you are a fan of Harems then this is up your alley because it's pretty good to be honest yeah it's a bit cliché but who said being cliché is bad it's only bad when you use it badly but the author of this series is doing a good job with giving his characters such a cute/lovable personalities.
For a new studio that isn't well known I'd say they handled the animation and art pretty damn good especially the facial expressions they are all so cute that you'd end up screen grabbing most of them I know I did, also the main character is pretty likable my problem with past Harems was mainly the main…
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Sometimes the best things in a romcom are found in the contrasts: Silly jokes, the most stupid series of events, perhaps a clumsy teacher, or a grow up student with the face of a kid, whose actions serve as a booster that helps us to appraise the differences between all the cast. All this nonsense works as a preparation for the future action now that the second season is announced in the last episode with the simple words "tsuzuku" (続くor つづく).
Maybe I shouldn't be praising this series, but the season was too average, and I couldn't find an acceptable series. Although Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is an unexpected finding with small but potent pleasures that can hook an avid anime enthusiast like you. This silly show has a lot of similarities with “5-toubun no Hanayome” to the point that…
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Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is without a doubt one of the best harems I’ve seen. And I watched a lot of those. Part of its strength is that it wasn’t carried by single strong point, but rather was solid all around:
The most important part of harem are, obviously, waifus. It’s pretty normal to have one main girls and “fodder” that is meant to lose. Or even if that’s not the case, harems rarely offer more than 1 or 2 interesting picks. BokuBen wins at both of those. Not only all girls get more or less equal development and chances to win, they also all have top tier waifu potential. Yes, to my surprise, every single of them is great, to the point that I can’t decide which one I’d call “best girl” or pick myself. On top of it, Yuiga himself is not a bad character too.
Being a rom-com, thi…
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Okay, I have watched a decent amount of ecchi, harem romcoms but for some reason, this feels special to me. I already felt this way before since I read the manga before the anime aired.
Bokuben, a RomCom with harem and studying, feels familiar right? Though this kind of plot has been used in a couple animes this still has a special place in my heart.
Story 8/10: The plot was pretty interesting. It pretty much circles around the "studying plot" if it's not yet obvious lmao. a poor guy teaches a couple of girls with their weaknesses in studying and starts to like our mc, Nariyuki, no shit.
Art 9/10: The colors used here was very nice. It's very bright,cheerful and vibrant . The colors aside, the art here compared to the manga is definitely better and improved. In the manga, Furuhashi's ha…
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The easiest comparison I can make for this show is either a soap opera where drama WANTS to happen but doesn't, or your typical harem with a gimmick setup in order to get things off the ground. Well, there're worse ways to start your story I suppose.
Story:
Nariyuki Yuiga is an average high school student whose highest selling point is being a jack of all grades in school, doing well in all subjects but not really excelling. One day he's informed by his school's headmaster that he'll be able to get the school's VIP recommendation for college on one condition: he must tutor the school's most valuable honor students Rizu Ogata and Fumino Furuhashi in their worst subjects to a similarly proficient level.
The show's translation title of 'We Can't Study' is really only partially true to th…
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Do you smell it? The smell of salt spreading all over the keyboard and the sweat of angry internet users. Do you hear it? The sound of a keyboard being furiously used and the disgruntled noises. Do you see it? The sight of avid internet users defending themselves on the internet. For you see, we are entering a war. A new war. Yet a war we have seen many times. It is The War of the Waifus.
Sit back, relax and barricade your house to protect yourself from the avid swarm of haters of your chosen best girl as I present to you the anime review of We Never Learn. Lets begin.
Story: 5/10
Nariyuki Yuiga strives himself in his studies to become a top student and provide a better life for his family by getting a VIP nomination to help cover all of his university Intuition fees. One day, the op…
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When I was young and first was getting into anime the harem genre was one of my favorites. It was a pleasure to watch a lot of cute girls do cute and lewd things, as well as have the excitement of seeing who would win and fighting in waifu wars with friends that had objectively inferior taste (unless they happened to pick actual best girl, and in that case they're fine.)
However after watching more and more of these, it became clear that while some were well made and had lots of life to them, there were others that were not well made and ended up being cheap vehicles for a show that they assumed a horny teenage fandom would eat up, and they did. Often the cast wouldn't be fully developed and were either just archetypes with less more going for them, or where way in the background causing…
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With the ever growing list of rom-coms coming out every season, Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai (We Never Learn) honestly isn’t anything home to write about. We just had a similar show called “5-toubun no Hanayome” that aired a few months ago. That show came together as a teenage rom-com with harem content. Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai tries to be something on its own but ends up being a fallout of stupidity.
On the plus side, I do applaud that the manga has been running as long as it is right now. Too many shounen jump series ends being victims of the dreaded axe yet this one managed to evade that. Trust me, I do want to see a shounen jump show succeed with romantic elements. The anime offers a 13-episode adaptation although from what’s shown, it’s far from a complete adaptation. For…
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Riding on the exploding success that is Negi Haruba's manga and Tezuka Productions' anime adaptation of The Quintessential Quintuplets, this series is more of less the same, except with one caveat: it managed to pull out a pentuplet (with a teacher and a senior graduated student)! Such ingenuity and admiration that it managed more than just the usual harem rom-com that's plastered all over the place. And just like said series, Season 2 is coming soon too (Fall 2019), so for fans, the excitement isn't over yet! Just...for now.
Based on Taishi Tsutsui's manga of the same name, We Never Learn: BokuBen is about a young and uprising scholar by the name of Yuiga Nariyuki, whom despite his poor performance, is desperately trying to earn the prestigious VIP recommendation to fix his future's stud…
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Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is a high school romantic comedy. The setting here is that our protagonist Nariyuki is great in academics. However, he is not going good financially and needed to get a VIP scholarship from his school. To his delight, the School Principal decided to give the VIP scholarship ti Nariyuki with a condition, Nariyuki must tutor two of his classmates. Rizu Ogata is a genius at science but struggles at literature. Fumino Furuhashi is the opposite, excelling in literature but is horrible at science.
In the beginning, this anime tackles the reason Rizu and Fumino try to enter a major opposite to their talent. It is touching to see the reasons and how Nariyuki empathizes with it. We also get a third character, Uruka Takemoto. She is amazing at swimming but bad in aca…
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