Audience reviews
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Mendocrent
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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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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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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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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[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…
Read at the sourceHunterNXJ
"Oh great. Another monster girl show which relentless pounds you from behind with cliches, fan service and a bland lead.", is what you might think. However, i can happily say that all is not as it appears at first glance.
Why did i watch this show? I usually trawl for anime compilation clips online in search of something that would catch my interest. After another one of my sessions of trawling and adding to my list of shows that look interesting but that i probably won't get around to watching because said list keeps expanding; i found this gem in the rough. What drew me in was the clip where he falls in between a giant's boobs. It looked like another generic monster girl fan service show, but something about the main character's attitude was intriguing.
I will start with characters, as…
Read at the sourceGrendizer77
As many other reviewers pointed out, "Monster Musume no Oisha-san" isn't in any way related to better-known "Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou" - apart from, well, monster girls starring in both. And the whole female harem trope as well, though this just isn't how Oisha-san was really intended to be. Reading the manga, you see a pulsating city teeming with humans and monsters living together, where Glenn, a young, brilliant and earnest (if a bit clumsy) doctor for monsters is practicing with the help of his beautiful and possessive lamia assistant, Saphentite - a mature yet insecure character torn between her desire to help Glenn and the fear he'll grow distant from her. As they help a number of different monster girls, comedy and dramatic moments are mixed with a few, very light (when compar…
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First off, there will be moaning. In fact the anime even starts out with it, letting you know what you'e gonna get. The moaning is ehhh alright but it is juxtaposed with a doctor seriously examining his patient. This will be a recurrent theme and is mostly used as ammunition for the audience to laugh. If it ain't funny for you, you might not want to watch this.
The waifus, basically the whole point of watching this show. eh ok. Pretty generic. Characters are paper thin except for a few characters, but the pacing really made their character development felt rushed. So not really the greatest. Lamia is ok tho.
Sound is great. Moaning is ok. Won't get me off tho, but fits well with the humour aspect.
Pretty enjoyable show if you just want to chill
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Goat's Review of Monster Musume no Oishasan
STORY: 8/10
The story is not completely unlike that of an American medical drama where our doctor protagonist must figure out what the medical issue is with the patient of the episode and then treating said illness. The catch being every patient is half animal so that introduces biological issues in which our human doctor must figure out how to deal with. Think a cheery version of House with animal people and that is pretty much the medical half of the show. The second half is that all the patients are girls who are going to fall in love with our protagonist doctor slowly forming a harem because that seems to be the standard for monster girl series. The one noticeable different monster girl series is that it generally avoids more ecchi elements…
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Monster Musume no Oisha-san Review
SEPTEMBER 27, 2020 ~ PYRAXADON ~ EDIT"MONSTER MUSUME NO OISHA-SAN REVIEW"
A lamia, a centaur, a mermaid, a harpy, and a spider-woman. And a slime that one episode. Something about this seems familiar, but I can’t really put my finger on this very, very specific sounding setup.
Story:
Glenn Litbeit is a special kind of doctor in this ten year old town of Lindworm. Instead of just being practiced in treating his own race of humans, he’s also blessed with the knowledge of knowing how to treat and cure other fantasy species such as minotaurs and reanimated corpses. Because of this, he’s gained a kind of infamy in the town, and over the course of the series, showcases his abilities as a Monster Girl Doctor.
The way I’d describe Oisha-san is…inoffensive. Sta…
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Monster Musume no Oishasan (2020)
Honestly, what is the obsession with the spider, snake (snakelike) and girls with horse bodies that is so amazing? Like the phoenix girl is adorable and the harpies blush all the time and come on there are catgirls too! and let us be totally honest, it's like Glenn just bang the dragon!? She's hundreds of years old and beyond adorable.
This show although advertised about doctoring does spend much more of it doing other things with the occasional doctoring side. You do get build-ups to important moments and ultimately Skadi the only character that truly matters in the show is 100% worth waiting for and watching. If not for her this show would be pretty much run of the mill with nothing particularly exciting to keep you going. This despite some pretty dar…
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Monster Musume: Medieval Edition as a Doctor
Monster Musume no Oishasan though it seems to be in the same universe as Monster Musume but in the past, by actuality, this was penned by a different author who more or less seemed to have been inspired by Monster Musume in a ways by how much the cast are almost similar to how the main precedent of the main protagonist gaining a monster musume harem along the way.
The basic premise of the anime is mostly about Glenn Litbeit voiced by Shunichi Toki who deals with monster species injuries along with his assistant and childhood friend who has a childhood crush on Glenn, that being Saphentite Neikes voiced by Saori Oonishi. Monster Musume no Oishasan does have a story beyond Glenn and Saphee that concerning Skadi Dragonfelt voiced by Atsumi Taneza…
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Your immediate impression may be that this is a shameless rip off of Monster Musume (2017). I wouldn’t blame you for thinking so - there’s a blonde busty centaur, bombshell Lamia, femme fatale spider girl, adorable cyclops and a lucky/unlucky teenage boy at the center of their attention. But there are several differences that set Monster Doctor apart from predecessors and make it stand on its own as an entry to the monster girl genre.
For one, Monster Doctor is explicitly about...you guessed it...a traveling doctor who specializes in monster health conditions. The episodes are dedicated to a medical case concerning a unique species that he cures through inventive means. There is almost always a specific goal that an episode will work towards, in contrast to OG Monster Musume that spirale…
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When you think about it, Japan really does have their peculiar collection of anime genres and gimmicks in recent years. Isekai may be one of the most popular trend but there’s still room for monster girls. It’s Summer 2020 and Monster Girl Doctor steps up to the plate to show itself that it has room to be a fun, and perhaps even educational show, about monster girls.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years, then you’ll realize that monster girls is still a trend in the anime medium despite not reaching peak popularity. One of the most well-known shows in the past debuted in July 2015 known as “Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou”. Recently, we also had a show called “Peter Grill and the Philsopher’s Time” airing in the same season. Is Monster Girl Doctor any special in it…
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