


Out of the Otome Game adaptations we've had so far, I really have to concede the fact that HameFura is the overall better handled show that we have Damn, looks like Isekai has a new winning formula that's only starting to pick up right now, but only getting more predictable as time passes. HameFura (you know, the one with the lovable dense blonde MC Bakarina Claes), MobSeku (you know, the one with the shitty MC Leon Fou Bartfort), and finally the 3rd entry in the now Isekai space that is the Otome Game sub-genre: Akuyaku Last Boss (or AkuLas for short feat.

I would definitely recommend this show to anyone who enjoys watching light-hearted and entertaining shows. However, the execution and handling of both premises was very different. Maybe if you consider that it has a very similar premise to Hamefura, then yeah, I can see why people might be put off watching it. Overall, aside from the show's art, I can't think of much to complain or dislike about it. The VAs should not be overlooked for how well they portray the characters to which they are assigned. I was already feeling them in the first episode of the show. And the OP and ED are perfect for the show. In terms of animation, I'd say it is pretty good, with nothing particularly disappointing to mention. I still can't get used to the show's art style.
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A funny story backed up with well-developed characters, this series is something worth noting of.Īrt-wise, this show isn't the best. Her feminine wiles aren't to be overlooked either, with a personality that makes everyone around her admire and even fall in love with her. Aileen's ability to influence those around her is uncanny, making her one hell of a main heroine. The show is fairly lighthearted, with the goal of demonstrating Aileen's perseverance and determination, while also highlighting her good-hearted nature and, in the process, exposing those who have evil intentions and dare to stand in her way. Aileen tries everything in her power to avoid doom flags and her fate Claude falls in love with Aileen, and the two live happily ever after. Aileen makes Claude fall in love with her in order to avoid the fate of the character she was reborn as. The show's premise is as follows: Aileen is dumped by Cedric. Does this sound familiar? The show resembles Hamefura in some ways. A fantastic comedy in which you can't help but admire Aileen, the main heroine, and one who was reborn into the world of an otome game as the villain.
