Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
chumchummaru
Another awkward and boring MC, and that's exactly what ruins every romance they appear in. Why do they turn guys into wimps who would wet themselves when they're with a girl? It's unwatchable. When will I see an MC who isn't a wimp but a real man?
And what kind of romance is this when he's been dating her for a week and he's already thinking about how she's cheating on him and wants to break up with him, it doesn't make sense, why would she say yes in the beginning only to dump him right away?
And of course, there must be competition, who rejected him in the past and now suddenly thinks she loves him too (what a coincidence, when he finally finds a girl, she falls in love with him) and does everything to break up their relationship (I won't say anything if it was short-lived, but she tri…
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Sometimes you watch an anime and think, Ah, so this is what garbage day feels like.
This show is exactly that anime-shaped trash pickup.
We’ve got our MC: a hopeless loser who literally only confesses because he lost a bet. Smooth. Truly the stuff of romance legends. Every time he opens his mouth, he stutters, blushes, and malfunctions like a broken vending machine. This isn’t relatable awkwardness it’s cringe cosplay.
And the heroine? Shirakawa Luna. Aka: “the gyaru who’s dated more guys than a gacha whale rolls for waifus.” Except, of course, the writing tries to paint her as “deep down she just wants true love.” Spare me. Her backstory isn’t tragic it’s just a lazy excuse to slap a redemption arc on a fanservice mascot.
Side characters? Don’t bother remembering their names. They’re…
Read at the sourceMurasaki_no_kage
This anime is not just “mid” or “disappointing.” It’s a clear representation of how love has lost its meaning in modern media. It’s everything I despise about today’s relationship mindset, wrapped in pastel colors and fake emotional fluff.
You have a girl who's experienced — and that word is thrown around like a badge of wisdom, as if prior boyfriends, flings, or mistakes automatically make someone more “emotionally mature.” Meanwhile, the guy? An inexperienced, passive self-insert with no backbone, just grateful to be “chosen.”
What this show pushes is the “dating résumé” mindset: the more you’ve loved and lost, the more valuable your love becomes. That’s a lie. A dangerous one.
Let me make something clear:
This isn’t about virginity. It’s about sacredness. It’s about meaning.
When you’…
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This anime is more than one might expect. Its characters feel very real (at least in my opinion), and its story, along with how it unfolds, is truly interesting. Even so, I find it unfair how people judged this anime solely based on its "premise" and the fact that the protagonist's girlfriend is not a virgin. It's sad that many of those critics didn't even finish the anime yet still chose to criticize and rate it poorly without knowing how good it actually is. This is a clear example of judging a book by its cover.
In my opinion, this is an anime that is absolutely worth watching for its comedy, romance, and excellent character development. With nothing more to say, I hope that whoever is reading this gives it a chance.
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3/10 If i can describe this anime is The Loser’s Perfect Wet Dream Fantasy, The loser that somehow gets the school’s top huzz?? And his first love is actually his GF twin?😱Alright, tbh this is quite realistic plot to begin with. excluding the FL twin part, that unrealistic AF. I’ll break it down what makes it bad.
-Please Watch Other Romance Anime If You’re Clueless About Woman. Don’t Learn From This One-
A few anime these past years has done a similar plot and made it out decently. But this isn’t one of them. Initially the first few episode i score this an 5/10 because its still somewhat relatable. I swear i’ve been there, done that personally. But, oh no the rate keeps dropping and felt less and less relatable.
Why? because this is simply not realistic, annoying and its starting to g…
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Wow, just... wow. I'm still reeling from the emotional rollercoaster. I mean, I thought I was getting into a typical rom-com, but nope - this show went deep.
The characters? So beautifully flawed. Inexperienced protagonist Ryuto Kashima, check. Experienced heroine Runa Shirakawa with emotional baggage, check. But the way they navigate their relationship, with all its ups and downs... it's just so real.
I loved how the show tackled sensitive topics like trauma, vulnerability, and trust. It's not always easy to watch, but it's so worth it. And the supporting cast? Amazing. I mean, who wouldn't want a best friend like Minami?
The animation is gorgeous, the music is catchy, and the pacing is just right. But honestly, it's the characters and their story that make this show truly special.
I'…
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This show actually had potential and I felt intrigued by some of the concepts shown in episode 1, but it ends up introducing drama just for the sake of drama and sadly falls into patterns and predictable plot points which causes all of the potential to turn to nothingness.
The characters are very stereotypical (Gyaru and lonely Otaku) and it tries to break free from said stereotypes but ultimately fails to do so. The main character Ryuuto is incredibly bland and basically more or less "forced" to date the Gyaru as the relationship pretty much came to be in a completely unnatural way, after he lost a bet with his friends and he "had to ask her out". Unlike you would expect, she actually ends up accepting like it was nothing, which as mentioned before has the potential to be intriguing sin…
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Ah sh*t, here we go again.
So, this anime is about an introvert kinda gamer boy, who is also shy and never had a girlfriend (original, am I right), who one day on a dare asks out the most popular (pretty fake) gyaru girl from his class (and possibly the most popular in school). He is ready to be rejected as he has feelings for her (a crush), but to everyone's suprise she says yes, and to lest give it a chance.
So, I will try to continue to write without spoilers from now on.
Story: I liked that in the story, the writers sometimes present a more mature and realistic way of romance and relationships (loke talking about sex in a healthy, not pervert way, talking about the need to support each other and help with each others past traumas, 16 year olds having the body of adults but not mature…
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This romantic comedy is a refreshing standout in the anime genre, effectively challenging and overturning prevailing stereotypes about popular girls. The story centers around an unlikely romantic venture where a shy, unpopular boy courageously confesses his love to Shirakawa, a girl known for her charisma and popularity. Far from fitting the mold of the superficial 'it girl', Shirakawa emerges as a nuanced character whose depth and emotional intelligence breathe new life into the familiar narrative.
One of the standout aspects of the series is how it handles the development of Shirakawa and Riuuto's relationship. Unlike typical rom-coms where characters remain static, Shirakawa displays a remarkable capacity for emotional growth and introspection. Despite her history of romantic setbacks,…
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Kimizero is...
Well, I really want to like this show, it has everything for a good romance anime... It has nice art, cute Gyaru FMC, and a promising premise... However, when you look into its MAL score, it gets below 7.0 and there are more 'bad' reviews than 'good' ones... You know something went very wrong here...
The story:
Is pretty good, sweet, and deep actually (as I said, I really want it to be good)... Both main characters have enough backgrounds, reasons, and meanings behind them... However, the execution and pacing are just bad... I don't feel the peak drama or climax romance of the story, it feels flat and random sometimes... MC is annoying because he is a "weak shy introverted nerd"
The problem is, this guy doesn't improve as a man,
this is why it's boring and people (viewers…
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As an anime fan, I don’t really have a specific genre that I prefer over others. Each genre has its own charms. An anime of the romance genre like "Our Dating Story: The Experienced You and The Inexperienced Me" usually consists of an emotionally driven story focusing on the romantic relationship between two people. The centrepiece of such a work is the process of falling in love and the organic growth in the relationship, which usually resolves into a lovely romantic ending.
Our Dating Story is a bit of a departure from the traditions of the genre. The premonitory signs of its arrival are present in other titles from recent times, signs indicating that the Ani-Manga industry is beginning to pick up on emerging patterns in our society. The result is a title that mirrors how our romantic r…
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This anime is really really bad... it started kinda good, well we've got the same main character that is a loser so we can relate to and then there's the super popular girl that this main character (Who is a loser, let's all remember that) really likes but of course he doesn't have a single chance to date her because he is in fact a loser, just like you, just like us... BUT WAIT! HE CONFESSES AND THEY ACTUALLY START DATING?!? SHE BRINGS HIM HOME AND SHE WANTS TO HAVE S*X WITH HIM? Now who's the loser here huh?
Alright, now let's be serious for a moment, this is not why I'm not reccomending this anime, many other titles have similar stories and characters, for example one that I actually reccomend that also has a gyaru main girl is "Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman", that one is pretty fun and has…
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The voice of Ryuuto is a pain to the ears for the full 12 episodes this show has. I can not believe how embarrassed I sometimes felt to even listen to what comes out of Ryuuto's mouth. Ryuuto is literally acting like a cuck non stop. The way he talks makes u want stop watching anime. Imagine having a conversation with someone, and everytime u hear this sound from Ryuuto: ddwaaahhhuu, dwhhaauhh, uughhm, aahhhmm. He makes this sound like 5 times an episode. Why? The classic introvert, the classic getting flustered at his girl, the classic I'm a dumbass. I dont understand why Japanese anime and manga creators keep making these extreme losers in dating series. If you do, atleast develop them so it makes it more fun
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Please, make a new season for this anime!! This anime is just wonderful!! It's an anime with a lot of romance, comedy, and drama, deserving at least an 8 rating. It's certainly one of the best romance anime of the year.
Please, give this anime a chance. For those who are going to watch the anime, you need to stay at least until the episode 3. After episode 3, the plot starts to unfold. And no, if you just read the synopsis, Runa is not a b****!! She is actually a LOVELY GIRL and you will definitely sympathize with her. Throughout the story, the couple faces various challenges, and there is a great depth to their relationship.
Please, I beg you, make another season of this anime.
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Keikenzumi is an anime that starts with a premise that as a whole is entirely not original, but that has a small spice to it that makes it different than most of the others one could watch of this genre, which is the fact that the main girl is the experienced one and that already had plenty of relationships, while the main boy is the one that never did anything related to romance. Just because of that alone, there will surely be plenty of people that will hate this anime, because they are unable to see a main girl that is not a pure and innocent angel getting the spotlight, however, the ones considering watching this anime should not bother with that, for this is the literal one single thing that it is able to do properly: the interaction between someone with experience and someone without…
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This is a teenager's romantic show that I think is somewhat useful for boys and young men, but maybe not so much for girls or women.
In short you can expect a sugary development, a modicum of drama in the form of misunderstandings, some character development of our couple and enough bitterness to temper the bliss.
In conclusion a decent romantic show, mostly generic, low levels of humor and a mediocre production value and performance.
The premise is not a new one, nerd boy (Ryuuto) loses a bet and has to ask out the school's most popular girl (Runa - modest gyaru/gal type) and she accepts. As the title of the show suggests, she's experienced and he's not.
We've seen this before in 'dress-up darling', 'horimiya', 'my first girlfriend is a gal' and several other shows. The premise of th…
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Here we have an average anime that would normally be seen and forgotten in the sea of Romcoms released every year, but which received a wave of completely unnecessary hate.
The premise of the story revolves around Kashima Ryuuto, a totally ordinary boy, who manages to date Shirakawa Runa, the most popular girl in school and who is famous for having had many boyfriends because her relationships apparently don't last very long.
For some reason this premise of a female protagonist who is not an untouched virgin was more shocking than other stories from this same season in which we had things like the defense of incestuous relationships, relationships between adults and teenagers or between a pig and a human.
In fact, without going into spoilers, it surprised me how the story, although it d…
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There’s almost always one random anime that will get some controversy no matter if for something that is minimal or stupid yet will become the center of criticisms about the show, and in this case the series that got this treatment was KimiZero. For some reason, the main girl made some people go crazy with part of her gimmick, which in this series is that she already had relationships with other boys in the past and even had sex with them. That’s all, and as it was proven in the past by series like HigeHiro where you could complain about basically anything like bad writing, bad animation, badly written characters, etc, but instead people ignore them and whine about a completely unrelated thing, as the main complain there was also that the girl in the cover wasn’t a virgin.
Some people wil…
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If you ever felt useless, look no further than protagonist Ryuuto Kashima. That's what he appears at first when we see him with his degrading thoughts. It geninuely made me scratch my head when he managed to score with the undoubtfully the most beautiful girl in the show, Runa Shirakawa. How could this happen? Isn't she way out of his league? Trust me, a lot of people would be asking the same questions.
Our Dating Story The Experienced You and The Inexperienced Me couldn't sound any more honest as a title. You can probably figure out which character represents the 'experienced' and 'inexperienced'. The show aims at an audience who wants to experience their dating story.
A story about two lovebirds is nothing new in the anime industry as we know of today. It appears the show wanted to bui…
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When you have accumulated enough experience or watched enough anime, you begin to see a pattern where most season will often have their share of anime so that every part of the demographic is fulfilled. Casuals and action fanatics got their meal with the 2nd course of Jujutsu Kaisen S2, fans of heartfelt drama are present with the all-new Sousou no Frieren and The Apothecary Diaries. And then you have your usual palette of romance, varying in quality though since everyone has their schtick on it. Naturally, there will be various types of anime to provide to any anime fans, even fans of run-of-the-mill romances. By that point, it's obvious that Kimizero is another anime catered towards romance suckers. Without wasting any time, let's jump into it.
First, the production value is nothing sho…
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