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Did you think that your wife in an online game wasn't actually a girl?
Over the weekend, I felt quite ill and needed to kill some time with something that didn't require much effort. And this series came along.
Let's start with the positives: there are some good scenes showing the characters playing online games, and the theme is generally well-explored, although unfortunately not completely (perhaps many other aspects will be revealed in the manga); there are some funny moments (like the main character's reluctance to interact with the real world. She's more than happy with the fictional relationships she's created within the game). It's not too taxing on the brain, meaning it's easy to watch and time just flies by.
Now for the negatives: the damn harem of squeaky, screeching girls! According to this work, the audience for online games is as follows: a shy cutie, a tsundere, a mega-rich girl, just a girl, a cute teacher, and they are all (almost) blessed with enormous proportions and are simply beautiful. These are the kind of people who are true hardcore gamers. The development of the relationship between the main characters is also kind of dull; it's cute, but also not very interesting (except for the initial attempts to bring the main character into the real world, which were still quite good, rather than these sugary-sweet scenes).
In short, if you want to watch a funny anime about being a hardcore gamer in online games, you can definitely kill some time with this. But it's not something you absolutely have to watch.
Over the weekend, I felt quite ill and needed to kill some time with something that didn't require much effort. And this series came along.
Let's start with the positives: there are some good scenes showing the characters playing online games, and the theme is generally well-explored, although unfortunately not completely (perhaps many other aspects will be revealed in the manga); there are some funny moments (like the main character's reluctance to interact with the real world. She's more than happy with the fictional relationships she's created within the game). It's not too taxing on the brain, meaning it's easy to watch and time just flies by.
Now for the negatives: the damn harem of squeaky, screeching girls! According to this work, the audience for online games is as follows: a shy cutie, a tsundere, a mega-rich girl, just a girl, a cute teacher, and they are all (almost) blessed with enormous proportions and are simply beautiful. These are the kind of people who are true hardcore gamers. The development of the relationship between the main characters is also kind of dull; it's cute, but also not very interesting (except for the initial attempts to bring the main character into the real world, which were still quite good, rather than these sugary-sweet scenes).
In short, if you want to watch a funny anime about being a hardcore gamer in online games, you can definitely kill some time with this. But it's not something you absolutely have to watch.
