Is it wrong to enjoy this show? I mean I would't tell anyone I watched it. I feel like this insults my super ultra analyst reviewer persona to an freakish degree. Harems are objectively bad and no one should enjoy them right? Well Its a bad show but if anything was good it's the voice acting whic...

Save yourself some time and don't watch this. I've never seen a more delusional fantasy written by someone who probably lives on a basement and is a social outcast who has never interacted with men or women that are not fujoshis, not to mention consent is probably something this person doesn't kn...

Kiss him, not me. The name suggests the series would probably be centered around Yaoi but thankfully that is not the case. The main character (female) is a fujoshi who loves pairing "ikemen" guys being hardcore at what she does. Through a miraculous weight loss she becomes the center of attention...

A hilarious high-school rom-com with fantastic characters—especially Kae Serinuma, whose comedy steals every episode—and lively animation that keeps you laughing throughout. The rapid weight-loss premise feels implausible, and most of the boys’ sudden attraction after ignoring her for years is of...

Watashi ga Motete Dousunda is a good anime. It has a good story, one I wanted to see completed. However, I was so disappointed at the ending, I'm not gonna spoil it, whoever is reading this review, go watch the ending and then you'll see what I mean. In the end, the anime's about Serinuma and how...

Watashi ga Motete Dousunda shines by flipping harem tropes with a fujoshi heroine who’d rather ship the boys than date them, delivering hilarious character chemistry and a lovable cast. While its humor and meta gags click perfectly with BL-savvy viewers, outsiders may feel left out. Overall, it’s...

Every week I look at this website and when I saw that Watashi ga Motete Dousunda was having an adaption... I flipped. I've already read the manga and I loved it so much so I was excited seeing an adaption to the manga, but the way it was made was strictly by the manga and I was kind of expecting ...

Watashi ga Motete Dousunda (Kiss Him, Not Me) is about a girl named Kae Serinuma who is an otaku and an avid lover of all things yaoi. She begins the story being overweight, but once she watches her favorite anime character get killed off she grieves for him and in doing so she refuses to leave h...

This is an anime that only a fujoshi will understand, not a rookie fujoshi or an otaku who has no idea that it is a fujoshi, really everything was very good, the personality of the protagonist was very well done, they made an open fujoshi, which He expresses his emotions to the Yaoi or BL very he...

I ain't gonna suggest it if u're male. But this story was fun. It felt like lowered version of modern "Ouran High School Host club". I just wanted watch this series because there's a scene fat mc turns into cute bon kyuin bon girl :)). I expected lot but In fact i couldn't get why she turned into...

Yes, the setup is GROSS. Once you get past that though? Pretty good anime! It felt weird at times, seeing as they draw a clear line which ones were always attracted to her and which ones fell for the skinny her. Those moments are uncomfortable. Also some sipping the dumb bitch juice all over. Whe...

I have seen bad Shoujo, bad ones that don't know how to execute a scene, don't know make characters likeable and memorable, and how to provide entertainment without purposely striping, make sexual tension, and flirting in a awkward way. They are more likely "strangely enough" attract peoples atte...

I'll be honest, the plot is decent but not amazing. The characters aren't bad, but don't change much and are very stereotypical. However, I personally loved the show and was laughing the whole time. It may not be a masterpiece, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. It's not a show to watch for chara...

Idk why this anime got sohyped up back in the day. I watched it when i was about 13 and had the brain of a fucking hamster apparently since i remember enjoying it. There's. so much wrong with this series, the art and the lesbian character were literally the only redeeming qualities. First of all,...

Great art, likable ensemble cast, and a refreshingly non-shaming weight-loss twist make this a fun, light comedy packed with equal fanservice for everyone. Just don’t expect a strong plot or—crucially—any final romantic pairing, as the open ending leaves every ship adrift. Best enjoyed as easy, b...

This anime is aimed at a particular audience. It is 'shoujo anime' but I think fujoshis will find this anime more enjoyable. The story is about an obese girl, Kae Serinuma, who becomes depressed after her favourite anime character dies. She stops eating, and a week later, when she decides to stop...

Okay. Listen, you need to know going into this that it's meant to be cliche. Like, the whole point of the anime is to throw every yaoi and reverse harem cliche it can at you. Also, there's a lot of anime innuendos. Like "Grey Butler" and Attack on Titan cosplay. So... just know what you're gettin...

This anime completely captured my heart with its irresistible harem characters and relatable protagonist, making me fangirl squeal throughout all 12 episodes. While the only downside was that it ended too soon due to ongoing manga serialization, Serinuma's journey from chubby fujoshi to suddenly ...

Watashi Ga Motete Dousunda is a reverse harem shojou anime that also doubles as some sort of parody. It is definitely a comedic and light show with no real "heavy" elements. The show itself is not very plot heavy and relies upon its comedic value. I personally found it very entertaining. The show...

speaking how frankly i am but this damn anime is my first anime i have seen i saw it when i was 11 and i wasn't understanding a thing but when yesterday i saw it again i was ridiculously happy to see it again. opening: the music was very well made and lyrics were quite impressive actually i didn'...