Review of My First Girlfriend is a Gal

Vacant is the heart that sits a crest the mountain of broken hopes. This visual diatribe of over-sized anatomy should be shelved inside the encyclopedia breastanica alongside its similarly pointless yet plentiful sistren. With no real story and a premise abandoned after the pilot, we're left to voyeur through the harem of a vacuous and microscopically dialogued protagonist. The barren space is then finger painted in with shrill jealousy unattentively gilding pubescent insecurity. The characters are glaringly flawed, and rarely act in what should be their own interest. Most egregious is the heroines complete change in personality after just the first episode. Although outside ofthe actual shows content, the jarring incoherence is magnified by the episode ending, which ironically reminds us of the person who we were actually introduced to.

The show is enjoyable in the comical nature of it's existence. With clear sincerity in its production, it persists as another testament to the anime industries desire to churn out luke warm dead-air filling content.

Art is standard. Sound is Standard.