Comments on: Is watching harem anime bad for you?

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By: Andrew Rowlandson

Andrew Rowlandson — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 19:06:28 +0000

Well I am a harem anime junkie I’ve made sure to watch everything on mister polls havem poll (except sakura wars for which there seems to be no subbed eps anywhere) I’ve also watched the newer harems tokimeki memorial negima!?(whats available of it antway as I think the show might have been cancelled rightly in my opinion because it got way too random and was soiling the good negima name). The new tenchi muyo eps (why can’t we have tenchi muyo on the same scale of ranma or naruto that would be brilliant) the new toheart2 ovas and will be starting da capo 2 soon. Oh yeah I’ve also watched all the ranma and urusei yatsura. My verdict so far; harem anime is really great though to fair the newer harem anime could be better I mean what the hell was up with the tokimeki ending but anyway. joy to Harem Anime contact me at fatmanrolo@hotmail.com for more (excuse the address my sister has a weird sense of humour) HAREM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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By: Ryan A

Ryan A — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 19:06:02 +0000

From the furthest reaches of the undernet I summon a harem from the likes of Death Note, no, jk, that’s kinda pushing it. Harem bad? No, real life harem bad? Definitely not. Real life chances of real life harem? less than 10% Living real life, like chances are greater than 10%? Yea, that might be a problem at times.

Harem is an interesting genre, simply because a bland, school harem doesn’t cut it through the thicket of slightly altered situations; magic, non-human, tsunderes, reverses, etc.

I think there should be an award for most unique harem of the season, but at this time I’m not sure which would take the pie-cake-dessert-winnage.

By: tritoch

tritoch — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 04:37:57 +0000

heh.. almost all anime titles have some sort of harem. We just don’t think its there but its there.

By: meganeshounen

meganeshounen — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:24:58 +0000

Something goes verrrry wrong when an anime that was based off an eroge decides to use a plot that has little(?) relevance to the original. Comparing Tsuyokiss to Fate/stay night and Otoboku, I’d say the latter have more similarities.

Though the Tsuyokiss manga certainly follows its roots closer than its anime incarnation.

And has it ever occurred to some that Code Geass (with its amount of girls and miniscule fanservice) might also be classified as a pseudo-harem show?

Oh, and the QUALITY also contributes a lot to the motivation for a show to be picked up and subbed.

By: Jeff Lawson

Jeff Lawson — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 00:20:37 +0000

I think anime fans get a little too hung up on genres at times and end up judging a show within the context of its genre rather than on its own individual merits. Harem shows, in particular, seem to suffer unnecessary criticism as a result… it’s not a “winning” genre, after all. In the case of genuinely GOOD harem shows and non-harem shows that have haremesque characteristics (Kanon, for example?), that’s unfortunate, of course.

But, you know, I didn’t care for Tsuyokiss for a simple reason: I found the first couple of episodes to be very poorly written. Granted, I’m no harem junkie, but I judged (and subsequently dropped) the show on its own individual merits – not on the merits of every other show in the neighborhood.