Review of Don't Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro

To put it simply, Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san goes from extremely annoying to slightly more tolerable as the season progressed. Assuming you read the synopsis, the formula for this series is simple: Two MCs. One of them teases the other constantly. Now repeat this process for Every. Single. Episode. If this is done well and used in moderation, this formula would work and is just fine. Of course, it follows the usual Slice of Life format (as in certain events and worthy celebrations common in Japan will occur). I mentioned that the series goes from annoying to tolerable. At the beginning, the female MC, Nagatoro, would consistently teasethe male MC non-stop. To put it simply, it was obnoxiously loud and the non-stop teasing would persist for basically the entire episode. The male MC, while being teased, also kept making sounds like he’s on the toilet taking a dump. It. Was. Hell. It was 24 minutes of time wasted.

I reckon it was around episode 5-6 when I finally began to tolerate the anime more. Guess what happened? The teasing didn’t stop, but it happened less often and was, I guess, more fitting to situations that was happening in the scene. That’s why it’s tolerable. My one suggestion is don’t binge watch the first few episodes in succession.
(Story/Enjoyment: 6)

Character (6): Pretty generic character personalities that, while they do somewhat change, is forgettable and nothing of note to point out.
Sound (6): Also, not memorable. OP, ED, OST are all average.
Art (6): Nothing amazing. Fits with the common production art style.

Overall: 6.