

ロマンティック・キラー
Anzu Hoshino needs only three things in her life: video games, chocolate, and her beloved cat. Unlike other high school girls, Anzu has no time for or interest in romance. But as she begins playing a poorly programmed 3D otome game, a bizarre flying wizard named Riri emerges from the screen and calls Anzu "subject one," the first person who will experience a dating game harem storyline in real life. Despite Anzu's fiery protests, Riri confiscates her favorite things to force her to focus on love. Riri orchestrates a series of unlucky incidents and romantic cliches that lead her to meet Tsukasa Kazuki, one of the most attractive boys in her school. Still enraged, Anzu is adamant about resisting Tsukasa's charm. As all the ridiculous fabricated scenarios help Anzu warm up to Tsukasa's pleasant nature, Riri throws other stereotypical pretty boys her way—and avoiding romance quickly becomes almost impossible. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Anzu Hoshino needs only three things in her life: video games, chocolate, and her beloved cat. Unlike other high school girls, Anzu has no time for or interest in romance. But as she begins playing a poorly programmed 3D otome game, a bizarre flying wizard named Riri emerges from the screen and calls Anzu "subject one," the first person who will experience a dating game harem storyline in real life. Despite Anzu's fiery protests, Riri confiscates her favorite things to force her to focus on love. Riri orchestrates a series of unlucky incidents and romantic cliches that lead her to meet Tsukasa Kazuki, one of the most attractive boys in her school. Still enraged, Anzu is adamant about resisting Tsukasa's charm. As all the ridiculous fabricated scenarios help Anzu warm up to Tsukasa's pleasant nature, Riri throws other stereotypical pretty boys her way—and avoiding romance quickly becomes almost impossible. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Violetopia
October 27, 2022
The fall 2022 season has brought great romance anime, which my favorite by far has been Romantic Killer. The characters, the pacing, the plot and the development are amazing, and they don't force romance on the MC, as ironic as it may seem considering she was forced to fall in love in an otome setting. It has the feel of a reverse harem, but every character has its own pacing and development. The backstories are deep and I grew attatched to every single character. However, I would have enjoyed a backstory for Hijiri, since he was supposedly part of the harem and he didn't getas much spotlight as Tsukasa and Junta, so I wasn't as fond of him as the others. An argument that made me substract a point on my rating was the ending, which felt a bit rushed, but I'm hoping for a second season, which was implied with a "to be continued...?"- which I'm hoping isn't a lie ( ;∀;). !!! As a warning, the series may touch sensible subjects like SA or stalking, so it may be triggering for some (and I don't think the SA had many consequences as I would have liked).
AmbrosiaSquares
November 15, 2022
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I write this review with great regret because the same person who watched this show at 9PM and would give it a 3 would never believe the person who finished this show and gave it a 10. I was so sure after 7 full episodes that this was the most annoying and glaringly tone-deaf romance anime I'd ever have the displeasure of watching. The "trope subversion" was so painful to watch alongside the very "not like other girls" comedy that the anime was dishing. I could not care about any character, especially hating every moment Riri would show up and wishing every five seconds that itwas written better. I promised one more episode and we'd finally drop it and shelve this hate-watch for good. But episode 8 actually felt fun. It was nice and it was reminiscent of the things I usually love in shoujo romance anime. Onwards from there I really could not believe at all that the same person wrote the first seven episodes. Everything that I wanted to be better actually happened and we ended up with actually really developed, human characters that I really liked. I went from disliking everyone to enjoying seeing all of them appear on screen again. It was insane to me to see myself love all the character dynamics and even the heroine that annoyed me to frustration for so long. This anime deals with some very sensitive subject matter over boundaries and consent and I was extremely skeptical that it would ever handle it with the delicacy it deserved, but as the anime went on I really got to see it grow and my doubts laid to rest. I trusted the writing. I know that objectively, if I averaged my ratings on a per episode basis, I should NOT be giving it a 10 by any means. I still hate the first 7 episodes (less than i did when i first watched them but still) and the latter half should not make up for it enough to make it a masterpiece, but it would be a disservice to say anything less, denying the way it made me feel. I started it hoping to like it, became painfully disappointed throughout, and then ended feeling the most visceral emotions I've ever been evoked from a media. I've never seen a writing redemption like that in any media. Much less did I ever expect it from a 12 episode Netflix anime. Stuff like that usually takes several seasons. I'm glad I gave it that one more episode. I feel really weird to have such a heartfelt review for something like Romance Killer but anime is funny like that I guess. I love Anzu. I love Riri. I love Kazuki. I love Junta. I love Hijiri. I love everyone in this anime. And I would not have believed that just a few hours ago. All the character dynamics feel so genuine and earnest and the entire story was wrapped up so well that I felt like it left my heart in such a safe place. Romantic Killer was a rollercoaster of emotions for me, but it was a watch I don't regret. I felt so much and I laughed and I cried and I loved statistically every other second of it. It is good. I'd like to think I have very high standards. I'm admittedly a bit of a snob when it comes to anime. I really like Romantic Killer. I don't think comedy was it's strong suit—I actually think it's one of the show's weakest aspects (minus the CG ikemen scenes those are great I love them). But the characters and their relationships in the latter half really managed to pull through. Give it a watch if you think you can trust me, but you have to watch it all. Back to front. If we share the same taste, you'll love it to pieces. If we don't then I'm sorry and I hope you at least enjoy the next Chainsaw Man episode on Tuesday.
Arciana
November 2, 2022
Best Reverse Harem I've seen. Cute, funny and wholesome with interesting characters. What a treat. I just binged this anime in one sitting because I enjoyed it so much. I caught myself laughing at episode 2 and pretty much smiled throughout the whole show. There's definitely a lot of cliche situations - but the show is very selfaware and pokes fun at the romantic anime stereotypes. The characters seem like your typical stereotypes at first but quickly become very likable and interesting and you can't help but kind of root for every single one of them. I love the synergy the characters have together. Even thoughall the relationships seem forced at first it's extremly wholesome to see how the characters become closer, grow together and interact with eachother. Best way to summarize how I feel about the show is that it simply made me happy. (But also sad because I finished it - I want more)
GG-WP
October 27, 2022
OTOME GAME but in actual anime??? Route 1: A kuudere male. Route 2: The childhood friend. Route 3: A narcissist male. Special Route: ???? Romantic Killer is an anime show that is modeled after an otome game. One day, a wizard named Riri appeared out of nowhere in front of Anzu Hoshino, the main heroine, and deprived her of her three daily life necessities, Momohiko, her pet cat, video games, and chocolate, to force her into the situation of actually finding love interests and dating, as her love life was essentially non-existent prior to that??? I know what I just said is in the synopsis, but it is just thebeginning and only scratches the surface of what to expect from the show. We see Anzu Hoshino having random encounters and triggering flags from Riri's antics, and Anzu Hoshino trying her hardest not to fall for the traps set by the said wizard as her life becomes more flowery and resembles that of an otome game. The comedy is what distinguishes this show from other romcoms because it was the main highlight of the show and the romance was just the icing on the cake, minimal but there is actual progression, which mimics that of actual otome games. We learn more about the backstories of the main characters, side characters, and the main routes (the ikemens). In terms of romance, I wouldn't say all of the encounters were particularly realistic, but they do resemble those of VN games. There were a few references to other shows here and there, and there isn't much to dislike about the show. The OP and ED fit the vibe the show wants to emit and give to the viewers, and as you watch more and more episodes, you become more and more invested. The only thing I didn't like about the art was the 3D animation and art style, which felt strange and out of place, even if it was sometimes intentional, but in the case of 2D art style, the transition from realistic to comedic-ish was actually nice and really blends well with the vibe and adds to the overall enjoyment of the show. This show is better than I expected, which is not surprising given how low my expectations were for the show. In all honesty, I'm sure many people are turned off by the 3D in the trailer and actual art style, but if you give the show a chance, I guarantee you won't be disappointed. If you like romcoms or reverse harems like Hamefura's, then this show is for you. It was a fun ride from start to finish, and a sequel is definitely a possibility.
likepanda
October 27, 2022
Finally a new romcom anime that focus heavily on comedy! the comedy itself is hit and miss, but the presentation is full of energy. I love it's over the top expressive art style breaking continuity. When the comedy hits, it slap hard with that kind of delivery. Overall the comedy is quite entertaining. Being dating sim parody the meta joke is thrown a lot (it's funny), but also because this premise i can't take the romance seriously (even though it actually have decent romance), especially at the beginning, the plot device literally manifested as a real character, they also introduce new character like introducingNPC, it's too cliché & unnatural that i can only think their relationship as a big fat joke. it's fun and i laugh at it, but it become a problem when the show bring 'serious' moments, especially toward the end, watching how it become 'not a joke' just feel really weird. But after all, this is a comedy show, and entertaining is what matter, it's actually quite good netflix show, you should give it a try! some of you will love this type of comedy & delivery, but if you don't feel like it after watching several episode it's okay, it's not for everyone.
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