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"Pedobear marched in like a lion" and brought with it several moments that, in connection with the nine-year-old girls, were so powerful that some critics in the comments section on various websites called for immediate intervention by the police or the FBI itself. However, Jeoffrey is not that prudish and did not find much inappropriate material in this anime series. Sure, there is some fan service, even though I do not think it is over the top. I did not think it crossed the line as much as, say, Eromanga Sensei. So I am going to put this controversial topic to one side and get on with the rest. It is not only full of incredibly cute girls, but the anime’s writers also attempt sports anime-style action. The game of Shogi is shown more often in this show than in, say, March Comes in Like a Lion, even though that one focuses more on characters, relationships, and ordinary life. This show can also be about everyday life sometimes; it is just much more about classic (read: clichéd) quirks, misunderstandings, and again, slight ecchi. Even this approach, as you can see, has no problem finding its fans, and I somehow cannot award it less than 6/10. The rating is thanks to all those cute girls (hell, it even has a tsundere-Loli). (2018.03.27)