

World's End Harem
終末のハーレム
Reito Mizuhara is a medical student at the National Advanced Medical School in Tokyo who contracts a rare, lethal disease called cellular sclerosis. In order to be treated, he is put into cryogenic sleep for five years. Upon awakening, he learns that a year into his slumber, a worldwide pandemic broke out, caused by the novel Male Killer (MK) virus which exclusively afflicts males and has killed all other men on Earth. Fortunately, Reito and four other men were spared during their cryosleep and are now immune to the virus. As the only men left in the world, they are thus tasked with mating with as many women as possible to repopulate the planet. However, Reito is committed to his childhood friend and sole love interest, Elisa Tachibana—only to learn that she went missing three years ago. While the other male survivors adapt accordingly to this new world, Reito instead chooses to pursue Elisa, fight never-ending temptation, and investigate this mysterious virus. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Reito Mizuhara is a medical student at the National Advanced Medical School in Tokyo who contracts a rare, lethal disease called cellular sclerosis. In order to be treated, he is put into cryogenic sleep for five years. Upon awakening, he learns that a year into his slumber, a worldwide pandemic broke out, caused by the novel Male Killer (MK) virus which exclusively afflicts males and has killed all other men on Earth. Fortunately, Reito and four other men were spared during their cryosleep and are now immune to the virus. As the only men left in the world, they are thus tasked with mating with as many women as possible to repopulate the planet. However, Reito is committed to his childhood friend and sole love interest, Elisa Tachibana—only to learn that she went missing three years ago. While the other male survivors adapt accordingly to this new world, Reito instead chooses to pursue Elisa, fight never-ending temptation, and investigate this mysterious virus. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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AeroGunz
March 6, 2023
“World's End Harem” is what happens when an intern is given two different scripts, told to take them to the director, drops them then mixes them together while picking them up in an attempt to cover up the fact that he has a drinking problem. There is a polish movie from 1984 called “Sexmission”. Watching this anime reminded me of it. The premises have a lot in common. That said “Sexmission” is a classic, well written and a bit cheesy movie and “World’s End Harem” is something You’ll forget a few minutes after the last episode wraps up. We experience the world from the perspectiveof 2 equally boring and bland protagonists: Number 2 aka Reito Mizuhara - former med student that after awakening to the new world decides he doesn’t want to play ball with the powers that be and starts his own research to help the world. He has his own harem of girls that in the beginning try to mate with him but soon enough they give up and just help him with his work. Number 3 aka Shouta Doi - a bullied highschool student that after mating with his awesome, big breasted teacher (yes, the teacher is my weak spot) starts to enjoy his new reality. His harem is full of just slave girls that love everything he does. He’s just a dumb, terribly written self-insert. His story starts similar to #2’s but soon it turns into almost a revenge porn type of story and ends like a villain origin story. Compared to #2’s #3’s story is boring and bland. That’s something that should never be said about a story about debauchery. Unlike Reito, Shouta is mostly a passive character that is more than happy to be a puppet as long as he gets his way with women. There were moment where I wanted to skip his parts and rejoin #2’s story. Reito’s story is actually almost well made. It’s not a bland ero-comedy like Shouta’s, but almost a drama that turns into a sci-fi political thriller. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nothing close to “The Hunt For Red October” but is still pretty interesting and it has potential to be solid if given to someone who actually can write. The powers that be are way more interesting than anything we see but that could be blamed on the fact that we don’t know that much about them, their motivations, MO and struggles. What we do get is the world they created with all its flaws and… it’s mostly flaws. It’s obvious a world created to be abolished but still curious. I know I gave it a 4, and I stand by this, but this anime can be enjoyable. You just have to skip all the things associated with #3 and his part of the story.
MatheusMariz
March 19, 2022
Honestly, I only decided to watch this anime in the first place because I thought the premise is laughable: a virus that killed the majority of all men in the entire world and just a few ones survived and they have to have a lot of sex with random woman to re-populate the earth. It speaks for itself, right? Yeah! But the problem with this anime is that the author didn't know what to do about the story, because sometimes feels like you are watching a worthless hentai that doesn't have enough sex scenes and no focus at all and also another moments seems that thestory is promising and interesting when actually it's not, the author wanted that we take this thing seriously, but how could we? I mean, take a shot everytime two characters are having a dialogue and at least one of them is without any clothes, man...you will get very drunk and fast! It's ridiculous. The only character that I think it's fairly decent is the protagonist that I didn't remember the name, because this anime is trash, let's just call him Number 2. Number 2 is a good guy, a trustful person with morals and coerent with himself and he stayed looking for his true love without failing into temptation. He had many oportunities to have sex with all of women you could ever imagine but he didn't, what a true man! This guy restored my faith in humanity a little bit and I mean it. The other man are all the same: have sex with woman treating them like garbage, using them like they are their pets, their personal objects and that's pretty much it, it's offensive how they portray woman in this story. Of course that exist countless man that is repulsive like that on our world, but on this story is 100% generalized. The feminine characters are all underdeveloped and don't have much screen time on the story, either they are there to have sex 24/7 or to be evil as fuck. Oh, I forgot to mention before, but a small group of ladies is helping the MC through the investigations. They are okay, but we don't know much of them and I think we never will. Woman on this story exist just for fanservice or to be supportive. That's it, Ironic, huh? In a world that more than 90% of all men are dead and only few of them survived, women doesn't appear as much as men, neither have the same importance, too. It's a shame. Animation is fine, but could be better. Art design is mediocre. Sound is bad, not a single OST that is memorable, the opening is forgettable. The enjoyment is something personal and I can say that I think this anime is boring as hell to what. I watched for the memes and I must tell the truth: what a disappointment! Do you know that kind of anime that is so bad that is actually hilarious and makes you laugh hard? (like Ex-Arm). Well, this anime is not an example of so bad that is funny, it's just bad. Simple as that. I don't recommend. Key words to describe: Boring, uninteresting, non-sense, forced, lame, pathetic.
NextUniverse
March 18, 2022
*Implicit spoilers ahead* I'm expecting a surge of reviews with ratings 4 and lower to be the dominant force in this review section, and whilst there is a lot about World's End Harem to dislike, to the point in which I can very well do the same, I come here showing what's good about the show. I mean, I watch anime to enjoy it, if I don't like it I kinda just turn it off, y'know? Despite being something to not take entirely seriously, I'm not very cynical with anime like these. My standards aren't too high as well. The good thing to talk about here isthe idea. Well, maybe not crawling into the sociopolitical side of things but the very concept is interesting enough. In a world where operation man bad is a success, we are met with a few individuals who seemingly forgot to turn off noclip virus consequently resulting in them going into a world where, well, there's not a lot of men strolling around. It does seem like self-insert bait, only proven by that one guy who basically sells that idea without fail, but we will get into more of that later. Though it should be noted that it isn't all as fantastical as it makes itself seem to be. There is a serious problem with men disappearing here, there's no way humanity can last without men (at least not with this anime's current technology, but that goes off on a tangent because you should see the technology there lol). The anime, although slightly forgetting a few thousand times about its own premise, does make actually put this theme into good use. Y'know, the characters do indeed attempt to revert the setting back to a more ideal surrounding rather than embracing wish-fulfilment. The pacing makes this ever so slow but it does get more and more interesting as episodes pass. With all the other pieces in the shadow, be it side character motivations or missing plot points, you are left wondering what more could happen in this weird world. I didn't think it'd be that decent, but hey, here we are, the writers know how to not forget about a premise. Aside from the whole fixing the virus thing, another cool part of this story is that one self-insert dude. He reminds me of Keyaruga from Redo Of Healer because his process is the exact same thing only it starts from about episode 3 (I don't remember) to the end of this show. For the sake of your memory, he will be called Megane, because honestly, it was hard remembering his name despite having episodes all to himself. Megane had a very interesting development, for the most part, going into the depth I would have never thought an anime like this would have done. From honesty and love to a more sinister dude, reflecting on all of his actions along the way, I kinda liked how he changed as a character in this world. The same is true for that other guy, No.2 he's called. Although he didn't get the spotlight like Megane, his reflection on the current situation was impressive in a time when people cared about him. Like this dude swoops low at one point, you will know what I mean when you get there. But yeah, the change is pretty crazy and would make sense in a world where it is encouraged to orgasm more times than you've been told by someone that they were doin' your mom. It also just occurred to me that you could actually be doing someone's mom if hypothetically you were situated in this scenario. That's kinda wild. Anyway, the main main guy. Reito. He's that pure-hearted "I don't really touch boobs" kinda guy who I can actually have some respect for in his quest to save the world. When I say pure-hearted, it is extreme here, dude abstains from the entire world for some one girl who herself is committing some various acts of extremism. It's kinda wild but I will tell you now that at least he isn't all that uninteresting and has motivations to do something about the situation at hand, which is cool I guess. Anyway, that's all I have to say about the anime, it gets a little philosophical with existentialism rubbish, there are too many unintentionally funny moments to count, and well, if that doesn't float your boat, at least it is ecchi if you want nothing more than that. I forgot to mention, that Suou Mira is best girl, a real sweetheart. If she isn't your best girl we have some talking to do. Anyways, 8/10, although that's a little too nice of me in hindsight. Oh well.
KANLen09
March 18, 2022
First, there was Ishuzoku Reviewers a.k.a Interspecies Reviewers, which marked the new 2020s decade of nuttiness, uncensored harem and ecchi glorified for all Men of Culture. Then, there was Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi a.k.a Redo of Healer, which marked 2021 with an outrageous revenge story, harem and ecchi uncensored if you wish to see all the pain and burn from an objectively wrecked MC. Now, there is the trash of harem anime: Shuumatsu no Harem a.k.a World's End Harem, which marks the brand new year of 2022 of the same feeling you got from Redo of Healer, except that if you'd put the current world events intoll, you'll have the same objectivity. Yes that's right, COVID (and now Omicron) has struck this anime, delaying it by a season to finally air right smack in the new year of 2022, and I feel like this is more than just a karma that every Winter season since 2020 has to have at least one Ecchi show to stand out (before the pandemic-that-must-not-be-named turned the world upside down). And for the brand new butt-spanking new year of the evolved Omicron variant, comes Shuumatsu no Harem, the apocalyptical, man's wet fantasy dream version of our current world if the "World's End" Times have already dropped upon us with Jesus coming down from Heaven to give His judgment, saying: "From now on, thou Omicron virus shall oust all Adams, leaving more than enough for all the Eves of the world, and I'm only leaving a million perfect Adams for all the 7 million Eves out there to get the harem SEGGS on for the End Times...enjoy and bon appétit!" And that is what mangaka LINK (not THAT Link from The Legend of Zelda) has basically concocted an idea that preceded the "World's End" time we're living in now: this potentially lethal, life-threatening and contagious Male Killer (MK) Virus, which was indoctrinated by the UW (United Women), caused an androcide (meaning the systematic killing of men, boys, or males in general), leaving only the majority of women left with a million men in the world whom are so VERY lucky to be put into cryostasis as a means to treat their "rare" diseases before the world ejected into women-only lockdown. Focusing on Japan, there are but only 5 men whom survived the incident, and since every UW has a regional branch located in each part of the world, the Japanese Division labels these men as "Numbers" to keep track of their progress into this conspicuous breeding program by having sex with as many women as possible regardless of circumstances. In my own opinion, this story would've made sense years ago around its publishing start in mid-2016, and since mangaka LINK is still working on the many Shuumatsu no Harem series like the sequel After World, canon Fantasia and the recently ended spin-off Britannia Lumiére, it's definitely a unique manga series...if you have trash taste, or have nothing else to read in your spare time. Let's Seggs-way to the characters, and for good or for worse, you decide. The first man encountered is No. 2 of 5, Reito Mizuhara. Living with his childhood friend Erisa Tachibana and having the dream to be a scientific researcher, Reito is a pure Mummy's boy if you will: he's dedicated to Erisa, and will only want to have sex with the girl he loves. Despite being traumatized by the fact that he's the first guy to ever get a peek of the outside world of Japan where only women roamed the streets, he is determined not as a breeder of women, but to breed a cure for the MK Virus, which works the opposite way as intended to get some attention and find his sister Erisa in the process. His attendant is Mira Suou, a girl whom looks like Erisa, and has a calm exterior to her name. She can be sweet if you let her, but she is pertinent to have second thoughts about getting it on with Reito, even if she looked like Erisa at first glance. In a situation like this, I know that a lot of people will chastise Reito for his decision to only make love to Erisa, so much so that he's one tub of a boring turd. But it's after all those events where he'll become useful...after the adapted events of the anime, that is if you can tolerate trash incoming. The second man is No. 1 of 5, Hino Kyouji. He's the definition of a lustful and hedonistic man whom gleams at a women-only world to take on sexual activities with them in law and order benefitting the women and the man in tow...if he just follows orders and does what is intended to live his wildest dreams. He's not that all interesting, or should I say, the men's wannabe of a popular male enough to have girls worth surrounding his ass at every corner. His attendant is Neneko Isurugi, and is just like him being goal-oriented at being yet another lust-filled character. Just meh. The third man is No. 3 of 5, Doi Shouta. And out of the 3 males that are extensively covered in the anime, he's the best written and liked of the trio, as his story is like Reito's, only if you inject much of the cynicism of Redo of Healer's MC Keyaru wanting a dark fantasy, revenge-filled life of mockery as the superior man on Earth. Being a behind-the-scenes good-gifted boy like any other goody-two-shoes attitude person, I feel like I have a kindred spirit for this boy whom was bullied all his life, and he was waiting for the exact moment to get his revenge on his tormentors which developed his PTSD, on top of being someone struck by mutiple sclerosis and in need of cryostasis. Fortunately, with the cryostasis, Doi was able to wake up into the World's End circumstance of the world only filled with women, and this was his chance of redemption that he could be worth a likable character to the girls that he'd never have met before. Doi's journey is a combination of the good parts of Reito and Hino: staying true to his first love, his teacher Yuzuki Hanyu, but also adhering to the UW's commands through his attendant Karen Kamiya, whom promises that the school that was specially made for Doi becomes a mating ground, the grandest of what Hino had and what he could potentially do to get the girls on and live out the "kind-hearted" world that he so desperately seeked for. Honestly, Doi Shouta is a chad that deserves to be preserved as a fine "Number" specimen (since 3's the (Lucky) Charm number). Now for the girls, or should I rather say, the partners alongside the Numbers. Starting off with No. 2 Reito, other than the childhood friend Erisa, you have his originally designated attendant Mira Suou (replaced by Rea Katagiri once higher-ups deem that her purpose was lost), nurse Akane Ryuzoji (whom her mother Kihara is part of the UW Japanese Division's upper management), child Sui Yamada whom has the obscene strength equal to a bear, and researcher Maria Kuroda whom is also seeking the MK Virus's origins as a virologist. Honest to God, not a bad diversity team of sorts as the research function to question UW about the MK Virus, but it can seem like an exercise in frustration. No. 1 Hino has attendant Neneko Isurugi, the former UW actress Rena Kitayama and the bunch of other girls that I prefer not to waste my breath on, this group just feels tacked on without any clear thought, other than to add a Number onto the list of surviving men to speed the breeding process. Just self-indulgence covered and smeared in selfishness and self-centredness, pure wasted and contrived effort. No. 3 Doi, once again, earns yet another deserved W for the girls that support his ideology of a women-only world, ruled by a man. Attendant Karen Kamiya who's free-and-easy, his real world teacher Yuzuki Hanyuu which supported him through his traumatic times, the once similarly bullied Shunka Hiiragi, rich girl Natsu Ichijou, athlete Akira Toudou, and the child-like Chifuyu Rain Kuroda, this is a team of girls that given the choice to have the harem of seggs with, this would indefinitely be my team of choice. As I mentioned earlier, the school that was specially tailored made for Doi's development, shows that these girls are more than just tickling fancies for the white-haired chad, and that Doi could actually live out a perfectly normal school life if given the right circumstances. Doi being led by Karen to do things that he wants to do, free and easy, along with the harem of girls that don't mind his undivided attention...be truthful to yourself: if you were in Doi's shoes, you would be a happy man with boobs and sex everyday with girls that love you with all their heart, soul, mind and strength. I'm quite surprised that Studio Gokumi has chosen to do this seemingly controversial work, as do most of the studio's collab works with AXsiZ, and given how much this was anticipated back in Fall 2021, the pushback to Winter 2022 because of the need to "closely examine" the anime's production, certainly hurt the anime community's interest as a whole as it was largely forgotten. Reasons being from that Fall 2021 being a hugely stacked season, to only if you'd realized that this show is coming back the season after to complete the rest of its broadcast after the special hour-long Episodes 1 and 2 were scruitinized heavily and reception turned sour thereafter. Director Yuu Nobuta is hands down one of the most average directors with little hits (Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear) and many misses (Maesetsu! and Saihate no Paladin to name a few), and you can count Shuumatsu no Harem on the "miss" side of things as the anime production is just simply abysmal at best. I'd expected at least Queen Bee or even Collaboration Works (the best Hentai studio of the lot) like quality, but what I got is something produced by sub-standard producers like Milky's early days, and that says quite a lot. I feel bad, at least for illustrator Kotaro Shouno, because her craft as a Doujin hentai/ecchi artist is sublime given her prose works from 2009 to 2016 (before jumping onto Shuumatsu no Harem), and to see it all wasted with the anime, it hurts deep inside. To edge the knife into the wound deeply even further, there are 4 versions of the anime: - The complete censorship (as you'd see on an official licensee i.e. Crunchyroll) with black bars that at times made the anime almost completely unwatchable; - The semi-uncensored version as broadcasted on AT-X, same 24 minute runtime as the complete censored version but you can at least see boobs and only boobs; - The "Super Harem" version that airs alongside the semi-uncensored version, but a bit longer and uses the same black bars to censor away all the naughty private parts during sex; - And last but not least, the BD version which is just basically the "Super Harem" version converted into a full Hentai, totally uncensored. Basically, to get the most enjoyment out of Shuumatsu no Harem, someone better be off buying the BDs, doing the work equivalent of fansubs, and uploading it onto a Hentai website so all of us Men of Culture can enjoy. What a headache. And if you think I can't complain anymore, there's the music, which is just about as subpar as the entirety of the show itself. For one, H-el-ical//'s OP I can accept, at least THAT is a good OP to match with the themes of the show, but EXiNA's ED is just plain bad, there's no excitement, even from an ending song that has a song calibre that thinks it's as good, but has no punch (or lack thereof) to it. All in all, my typical Spidey senses would recommend for you to go read LINK's manga (or better case, the other series) for better or for worse, but unless you're really someone whom can tolerate trash (I know I used to), then this series would just be your good-ol' fashion sense of a poison. If given a chance to re-do the entire production from scratch, I'd say that what came out of the advanced pre-screening back in end-September through Kadokawa's YouTube channel should have been a red flag to choose not to continue with the production at all. This show literally was a waste of time, even watching it semi-uncensored, because it could not live up to the trash manga's "superiority" at all. My final verdict would be to say that just watch any well-known Hentai series, and I guarantee you'd have better time spent watching quality and not crap like this. Now I'd feel like I want to spend yet another 4.5 hours just to re-watch the BD version once it gets fansubbed to cleanse my eyes from this pile of turd and satisfy my inner sword for fap enjoyment values. Someone PLEASE buy the BDs and do a service for us, then I'll flip that atrocious score around.
Mezter
March 19, 2022
In terms of being a fan service anime, honestly I think this was a massive disappointment. Heck, Sono Bisque Doll (My Dress-up Darling) from the same season is substantially better as a fan service anime, albeit having no seggs. I really don't understand what this anime was trying to achieve. It was trying too hard in the worldbuilding department while showing non-stop seggs every single episode. As a result, it failed to deliver neither successful plot nor satisfying lenny faces. Story 4/10 I'm gonna be honest here - it did somehow manage to make me a bit intrigued at first - which didn't last long.Story involving Mizuhara Reito was boring af. This mf refused to have seggs for some genuinely stupid reasons when he is literally one of the very few living men on earth. Instead, he tries to uncover the 'secret' of MK virus/UW and... guess what, the anime ended before he could try anything. Meanwhile, Doi Shota's evolution from a virign to a chad (literally, not metaphorically) was actually entertaining. Maybe, just maybe, if he was the true MC of this anime, it would have been rated higher. With 11 episodes only, rushed storyline and inconclusive finale was inevitable. Despite having watched numerous rushed shows and being used to it, I don't intend to give this an exemption. Art 3/10 Yes. Uncensored nipples. But that's it. No cock. This ain't a hentai. Nowhere near as explicit as those. Low budget and unsatisfying quality. I used to watch tons of fan service anime before and no, this is not really up to standard I'm used to. Sound 6/10 I was subtly surprised at how the OST fit well in some scenes. I skipped almost every ED, but OP was cool. Character 3/10 Fuck Reito. Doi is the better one. Not enough to undo my score though. Enjoyment 4/10 Well, it failed as a fan service anime. Did I enjoy the story then? Not really. Overall 4/10 Don't watch it if you are looking for the plot or the "plot." It's not worth your time. If you want some fan service, watch My Dress-up Darling. It's miles better. Or maybe To-love Ru from more than a decade ago. I'll guarantee you that's a better choice. If you want good story, well... I don't think you are here for that, right?
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