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RPG Real Estate

RPG Real Estate

Introduction

In a world at peace 15 years after the defeat of the demon lord, a newly graduated mage named Kotone Kazairo moves to Dali—the royal capital of the Kingdom of Actus—to begin a new chapter in her life. To find a place to settle, the 16-year-old goes to a real estate firm called Rent Plan Guide (RPG). There, she meets its employees: the pragmatic priest Rufuria, the tomboyish warrior Rakira, and the adorable demihuman Fa. Coincidentally, Kotone is also set to work at RPG Real Estate and wastes no time learning about the business from her coworkers. With many housing options available to suit the varied eccentricities of its diverse customer pool, RPG Real Estate strives to deliver perfect matches for clients' specific needs, but it is not always an easy task. Even so, Kotone and her colleagues are determined to bring smiles to the faces of their patrons—one home at a time! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.72/10 · 17669

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Audience reviews

9 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.

Mark_013

German text below -------------------------- The twelve-part comedy anime RPG Real Estate is a nice little snack for in between meals. Almost all of the episodes are divided into two sections. We follow the real estate agents of a fantasy city as they try to find apartments and houses for a wide variety of quirky characters. Sometimes they are visited by ghosts, sometimes by women who want a room with their Pegasus – or by dragons and necromancers. This naturally makes for some funny moments. Between the individual episodes, there are repeated hints of a larger story, which results in the two-part structure breaking down towards the end. The drawing style is a slightly more mature chibi version, which enhances the comedy aspect. However, it seems a little strange that a few fan service…

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jackrucel

CGDCT should not have drama on it, this one have,1/4 of the anime is pure drama, from 10 to 12, and the full spectrum of drama to, from 1 to 9 it is a good CGDCT, if you do not stand boring meanless drama, skip this one. From episode 1 to 9 a good CGDCT, Onsenn, Beach, Festival, MC family meeting, everything is there, from 10 to 12 boring meanless drama. MyAnimelist is telling me that my review need more information, so ignore everything from this point on, the anime's storyline treads a middle path, neither bad nor excellent, it unfolds with a certain predictability, often following well worn tropes and character arcs, while it doesn not break new ground or offer groundbreaking narrative twists, it manages to maintain a decent level of engagement. The anime's art style is good, though…

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SidzV

I liked this series overall. It starts out as a CGDCT but at some point you get a taste of a dramatic plot that is a bit rushed for a few episodes with a completely anonymous villain. I would have preferred a better development, a few more explanations or otherwise no dramatic plot at all. "Senza infamia e senza lode" as we say here (although it does not have major negative sides, it does not even have particular qualities). I would give a 6½ just for the characters design and for the "Real Estate" part which, although basic, was nice and relaxing to watch.

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aurora_aeterna

tl;dr a SOL that turned into a save-the-world yet was neither wholesome and funny nor engaging. watch the first 6 episodes maybe. The best way I can describe RPG Fudosan is a show for guys that pretends to be a show for girls written by guys who probably have had no contact with three dimensional women since their mother birthed them. RPG Fudosan puts forth the unique setting (or at the very least one I haven't seen before) of a realtor agency in a fantasy world. This is honestly great and the episodes where we actually got significant real estate agent content were quite nice. However - and I wish I was exaggerating here - every other episode or even more frequently some kind of wholesome slice-of-life moment is interrupted by some kind of fanservice or breast comparison. Like what were…

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B-O-D

RPG is just a trash show trying to be sweet. Is your usual vacant pretty anime girls, 3 of which look like the FBI will raid your house for. The show has no real story line, no real aims or ambitions, and of course no real RPG. If you're looking for an Isekai with monster battles and various creatures to explore, you're barking up the wrong tree. Is your typical, everyone lives happily ever after trash. If someone is mean to you, is fine, if someone blames you for something you didn't do, that's fine, if you kill someone, that's fine or if someone doesn't tell you someone with an obvious dragon tail is not an all-powerful dragon, is fine, It not that it is unreal, it is more that it is absurd, It is the typical trash for some girls to say they want to look like x, or guy to think she is…

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SanaeK10

I'm a very simple person. Big Witch Hat = Good Show. And wouldn't you know it, like Elaina and Azusa, the MC in RPG Fudousan has a big witch hat. I kid (not really), RPG Fudousan has got to be the most refreshing Kirara show I've watched in years. As much as I love the comfort and familiarity of Cute Girls Doing Cute Things with some weak gimmick attached to them, they all start to feel very samey after a few dozen. RPG Fudousan, on the other hand, while also having a weak gimmick attached to it, somehow feels very novel by virtue of its setting, its characters, and its slow burning but ever present plot (which unfortunately is nowhere near resolved by the end of the anime, but one which has a good jumping point to the manga proper). RPG Fudousan is gorgeous, full stop. I just adore the…

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SpRayquaza11

Its an average CGDCT slice of life obviously We have An color-coded OP with moe girls with different colors, and each of them holds hands while they sleep in a green grassy field You can tell at this point that they aren't even trying to stand out at that point xD. It's enjoyable? sort there is a slight mystery element (But I mean they do make it quite obvious) that does provide for a good finale. the slice of life is on point really cute girls do RPG and Real estate stuff with different cute girls or monsters we got a beach episode an onsen episode and all the good stuff. number time! Plot (7/10) Except for the finale, the slice of life is pretty standard, with moe ness and all the girls being adorable with each other.THere I a bit of lore, demon lord dragons, etc, it is pretty nice bu…

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TheRockzSG

With many CGDCT (Cute Girl Doing Cute Things) flooding the over-saturated market lately. Making a unique yet enjoyable CGDCT grows more difficult by the season. So studios and authors alike try out new concepts in an effort of standing out among others. For example, a Cute girl doing fishing (Slow Loop). Cute girl managing a cafe (GochiUsa). Cute girl camping (Yuru Camp), and many more. I am a huge fan of CGDCT, so when I heard there is a new CGDCT on Real Estate, by my favorite studio Dogo Kobo, I instantly got hyped and can't wait to watch it. Dogo Kobo is well-known for making good CGDCT anime, and this anime is no exception. The art in this anime is way too good for a CGDCT anime. They managed to capture the theme of a medieval town wall, even though the scenery is beautifully drawn.…

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KANLen09

I feel sad for authors trying to make a mark where people have already established their names like stans on sub-genres that have well defined their premise and such. And one such prominent sub-genre will always be the CGDCT theme: Cute Girls Doing Cute Things, where this season, mangaka Chiyo Kenmotsu's latest Manga Time Kirara work has become an anime, after a fair few works to her (I assume it's a female) name. If you're a fan of Iyashikei / CGDCT themes, then RPG Fudousan a.k.a RPG Real Estate will certainly please you like Sweetness and Lightning, but I can understand why the score here doesn't reflect so well because of its shallowness. This is directed by Tomoaki Koshida, who's also the director for Spring 2019's Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san, so if you've been looking forward to wa…

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