Audience reviews
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marvinarviin
I wouldn't call Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister bad, but it was definitely a struggle to get through all 24 episodes. Thankfully, the girls carry most of the charm, with Yae easily being my favourite since her relationship feels naturally connected to her backstory. Asahi and Yuna are hilarious and adorable too, although their romances don't have quite the same emotional impact. Uryu has some funny moments, especially with his nosebleeds, while the supernatural elements help keep things from getting stale. I even found myself rooting for Shirahi, but her romance just didn't have enough buildup to feel convincing. It's an easy show to watch when you're bored, but by the end, Uryu's refusal to commit gets incredibly frustrating.
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As a person who has seen a lot of harem anime, I would highly recommend this if you're a fan of romance and like a bit of experimental ideas and plot points mixed into the slop. The girls are not that unique or, for lack of a better word, attractive, and they do mesh together for me, but since it's not a battle harem where only one comes out on top, I'd rather have that, as you sort of root for them all. Your experience may vary depending on your taste in anime girls, but I digress.
The main drawing point is that their interactions are fun, and the story is interesting throughout. The pacing isn't slow, and it's all about the romance and the dynamic of the MC and the girls, plus the usual love triangle BS. The girls all have their time to shine, and none of them are surface-level archetyp…
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One of very few Shrine Maiden focused animes available to watch.
Firstly, big issues. The anime is 24 episodes and doesn't conclude the story. Meaning we may see a season 2 or it'll be another anime left open. If that doesn't bother you, then ignore this. Secondly, being an ecchi series, you'd expect more focus from the adult (20) sister. But, instead they gave more to the younger sister (middle school age). Each girl gets their own separate moment, but the middle schooler gets more.
Next, the good. If you are a dub hater, this thankfully has a pretty good dub. Everyones inflections are great and even use the proper japanese for the shrines, and various things. I.e. Kara-oke instead of carrie-oke. There is an arc that uncovers more of each sisters past and ambitions. Plus at the end a…
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Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister is your typical harem rom-com with a little bit of supernatural stuff mixed in.
There are 3 different color-coded sisters with their different personalities and backstories, they all have some reason for wanting to save their shrine and have their different ways of ensuring that. The MC is pretty reluctant to inherit the shrine at first, but like every other rom-com, he slowly opens up to everyone and shows that he has a heart of gold and actually wants to work with everyone to save the shrine... blah blah
Everything here is the same as all the other anime you've seen. What makes this a little bit different is that there's some supernatural things happening which progresses the story, and that this anime heavily implies a harem ending, unlike other ro…
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Imo,This is literally how you write a female character ehem *Harem*.Idk how but Im in love with all three main heroine,Not to mention usui,the main character is badass too.Not your typical naive and weak mc everyone looking for.He is kind of perfect in home things,study and even problem solving. Continue with the girl...
All three of them has a character that make you hook with them.Even If I need to rank the girl my fav is yae and asahi at 1st,Yuna at 2nd for being "hard-headed" girl. But there's her charm tbh.
As for the plot,Its giving my bunny girl senpai vibe but with less nonchalant mc and harem.The miystic stuff also not so complicated and resolve with in 2-3 eps which is nice with a spice of romance.Especially with yae!!!
Well again its my opinion and to further emphasize my point…
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When I started watching, I was drawn in by the surprisingly deep introduction. Uryuu’s inner struggles and painful past made me genuinely curious about where the story would go. However, I found the frequent and unnecessary fan service frustrating; it interrupted the flow too much in the early episodes. Luckily, after the first episode, this fan service was toned down, which helped me stay invested in the story.
Story and Themes
What I appreciate most is how the series evolves beyond the typical “future marriage” trope. It balances humour with meaningful character exploration and family dynamics. The story explores themes of responsibility, tradition, and personal growth in a way that feels genuine. The gradual character development and the supernatural hints keep me hooked without feeli…
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If you haven't watched a lot of harem stuff: Recommended
If not: NOT Recommended
*small spoilers ahead*
Disappointment. I expected a lot from this anime mainly because of the high rating and reviews, but after forcing myself to watch 24 episodes of it, I was so wrong. There are only so few parts I would say are "decent," and that says a lot.
Positive stuffs:
The main character. I like how they didn't make him a generic harem main character with black hair, forgettable design, and plain personality. It's just refreshing to watch a harem anime without the boring MC.
Plot
The plot made it a little easier for me to watch. Some plot points are unoriginal and generic, but that's okay. They definitely should've done a better job with it, though.
Negative stuffs:
Messy story.
First of all, the…
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This show has it all ups downs fun stories that don’t drag and it’s 24EP so it lasts a while!!
On the premise it seems like a generic romcom harem anime which it is for the first few episodes then the twists and turns come in. They’re welcomed of course it’s what makes this show so unique, I’ve never seen anything like this story and twists before!!.
I really don’t want to say much to avoid spoilers and twists to make the show less impactful but honestly this anime season hasn’t been incredibly strong but this one tops it no doubt.
Could I see a season 2 absolutely purely because they’re not married yet but the knot has technically been tied so it’s a happy ending but would always love to see more from this
I really do recommend it
9/10 almost 10/10 nothing needs changing it just…
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At first it even seems like another harem anime... in fact it is, but it has its differences. To begin with, the protagonist is not the "vegan" type who drops meat on the plate and gets fussy, but he also tries to keep a certain distance in order to be respectful. I don't understand why in several romance animes they always insist on putting that "competitor" who we all know that he or she has no chance and will be left aside by the protagonist. We know that it is to "teach that you can't have everything, accept frustration and then overcome it to move on" but this is getting boring. The harem girls have very different personalities and different ages and this could have been worked on a little more, but even so they have their charm. The other characters are basically there to complete th…
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When the trailer for Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister dropped, I don’t know why, but I instantly felt this odd mix of curiosity and excitement. I thought, okay, here comes another harem anime where the guy stumbles into a house full of beautiful girls and somehow they all fall for him—typical stuff, right? But wow, I was wrong in the best way.
The story really surprised me. It isn't just about romance or girls fighting over a guy. There’s a layer of science-fiction-ish stuff going on—parallel timelines, déjà vu, alternate paths—and it’s done in such an accessible, light way that it never feels overwhelming. Actually, that twist gave it a fresh vibe compared to the usual predictable romantic comedies.
Now about the girls—each one is genuinely charming in her own way. I personally fou…
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Easily one of my top 10 favorite animes ever! This is basically a combination of Gotoubun (I heard the writer used to work for the creator of Gotoubun, but don’t quote me on that) and Bunny Girl Senpai, but with traditional Japanese shrine folklore and a sprinkle of Kyoto!
It starts off like any other harem anime with a crazy plot, where the MC has to live with the heroines. However, the story goes deeper, with each arc exploring the MC’s interactions with the heroines’ emotions, motivations, and past experiences while solving a mystical twist caused by a god. In Japanese folklore, this is also known as 神様のいたずら (kami-sama no itazura—"God’s prank"), as the Japanese often see gods as mischievous.
Another thing I love about this anime is the Kyoto scenery! I have been to Kyoto, and this ani…
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"Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister" mixes the usual harem stuff with cool supernatural twists. The art and animation look great, with smooth scenes and nice character designs. Things like body swaps and time loops make the story more exciting and different from other harem shows. Some of the characters' ages might feel a bit weird, but the funny moments and fun interactions keep things interesting. The voice actors do a good job, making the characters feel real. If you want a chill show with a unique twist, this one's a fun pick.
This anime is perfect for relaxing after a long day. It's easy to watch and focuses on the characters having fun together. The supernatural stuff adds some mystery and keeps you guessing. Even though it uses some common stereotypes, the show knows it and play…
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Hmmmm. This is a tough one. Mostly because of the supernatural stuff. Kinda simple but I'll say meh, with some good ideas.
This is one of those anime that you wanna love but something is amiss and you can't really tell what. So, this might be a problem of adaptation. I don't know the sauce, I don't care about sauce. This is a review for this media, spoiler free.
The visuals are good. Except for the MC (dunno why, I don't really like it), the designs are nice/really good. Good color palette. Extremely beautiful landscapes/background. Same for VFX. Animation on par.
The audio is good. Decent soundtrack, good levels. Good OP and ED (and their visuals), VAs do a good job.
High production value, good mix, the cinematography is very good.
Yes, I'm rushing through all this because everyone can…
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"Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister" truly is a marvelous anime about a Guy working towards his goal of becoming a doctor, only to get his hands full with 3 Shrine Maidens with their flaws.
1. He is still working towards his goal.
2. Taking care of the shrine maidens, Yae, Yuna, and Asahi, in almost all of their chores
3. Taking over the Shrine of becoming one of their husband.
Man, my boy Uryu sure got his hands full with so many responsibilities.
But one thing that I can say is that After 24 eps, Amagami has come to an end. For now, that is.Seeing how popular this anime has become and the manga aswell in Japan, there's a 100% certainty that this Anime will most definitely receive a season 2 shortly as of writing this. Now that said and done, this is by far the best romance anime we'…
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Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi takes a bit of time to get going, but once it finds its rhythm, it becomes a really enjoyable and worthwhile watch.
The first few episodes are exactly what you’d expect from a harem/romance/comedy: typical jokes, character introductions, nothing too exciting. It starts off slow. The usual “three-episode rule” doesn’t really apply here, you’ll need to stick around a bit longer to see what it truly has to offer. But give it about a third of the season, and that’s when it starts to show its uniqueness. Little by little, the twists start kicking in, and it really gets interesting.
Visually, it looks great. The backgrounds and cinematography are super well done, and the whole vibe is warm and comforting. The three shrine maidens each have fun personalities and get…
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Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister — Hoo boy, can I sign up to be a nun so that I cannot just take over a temple but also tie the knot with a beauty? Pure sanity and forward-thinking are its requirements, though.
In the world of fictionalized storytelling, anything and everything done, from tropes and cliches, is created with a purpose to show that formulas, when attached to the right values, can create "winning" equations that, for good or bad, or as repetitious as they can be, work the long milestone that's just like its predecessors. This is especially important in the case of Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi a.k.a Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister, where something seems familiar to play out the same rhythm once again.
If you're wondering why Amagami displays the tried-and-true trop…
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You know, anime has been long enough in Japan that the presence of shrine maidens is considered a common norm. Maybe they're not always prominently featured in Japanese anime and not all of them are created equal. Yet, we should tell ourselves that shrine maidens represents a sense of pride in the anime industry. The Amagami Sisters in this anime proves just that.
Based on the manga of the same name, the 24-episode adaptation follows a young man named Uryu Kamihate as he follows his dream to become a doctor. Easier said than done, his journey takes him to the Shinto shrine where in this timeline, he meets the Amagami sisters composed of Yae, Yuna, and Asahi. The first episodes tries to establish a boundary between him and the sisters. Let's say, he gave a rather rocky impression and is mi…
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I came into Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi with pretty low expectations. Totally thought this would be another generic wish-fulfilment harem where a loser MC shows up at a temple, the girls fall in love, fanservice, screaming and yelling, rinse and repeat. *cough cough tenpuru* Years of seasonal anime consumption have made me jaded. This show caught me by surprise with how well written it is, how interesting the characters are and how the MC actually acts like a normal dude who deserves a harem. Yea, it’s still got its goonbait moments, but the focus of Amagami is the growth of the girls, MC and unraveling the supernatural mystery in the background. It’s one of the best harem anime I’ve ever seen frankly and manages to balance fanservice with genuinely emotional and gut wrenching story beats,…
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When I first binged 70 odd chapters of 'Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi' manga back in October 2022, I was almost sure of two things—first, it was a good find and I might come back to check the new chapters every 2-3 months or so. (I binge read manga, so that's normal for me.) Second, sooner or later, this manga will get an anime adaptation.
And fortunately , I was right for both cases. Cliched yet interesting start, great character design, perfect amount of fan service for a harem manga, unique implication of supernatural elements—all of these hinted that 'Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi' anime would be more than a decent anime of its genre. And it has turned out to be just as good as I expected it to be.
Art and Animation(8/10):
As I stated in the 'Intro' of this review, 'Amagami-san Chi no…
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