Mikakunin de Shinkoukei Review — C+

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A new fiance appears. Onee-chan is a raging lesbian lolicon.

At first I thought this would be another slice of life show where nothing happens aside from girls acting cute and that I would quickly drop it as I’ve done with most other shows of the same ilk. Fortunately, I was incorrect. Mikakunin de Shinkoukei does have things happen. It is subdued (which is a good thing, perhaps) but there’s drama. It’s not as if the sole purpose of the show is to smile while looking at cute girls.

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It’s also funny. Well, at least if you think a crazed sister obsessed with little girls is funny. I am ashamed to admit this but… apparently I do, which I only just realized from watching this. I don’t know what else to say.

In short, surprisingly decent. Not the greatest show ever, but some solid entertainment to kill a bit of time. I should mention that there is a development in the middle of the series that was considered controversial and made some people angry. I don’t know though, it felt perfectly natural to me and didn’t seem like a big deal.

  • Storytelling – B – Good use of humor, subdued drama that’s never over the top (except maybe the last episode).
  • Voice – C – Distinctive blend of an unusual romance, slice of life and comedy elements.
  • Characters – B – Great, except for the male love interest who is as exciting as a sack of bricks. That’s kind of the point with him though.
  • Attention Grab – C – There were a few parts where I lost interest. Mainly parts involving the male love interest (I am intentionally not calling him the “male lead”).
  • Production – B – Looking good.
  • Overall – C+

RecommendationsYuruYuri, Servant x Service

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