Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai


Ao-chan Can't Study!

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Alternative Titles

Japanese: 淫らな青ちゃんは勉強ができない
English: Ao-chan Can't Study!
German: Ao-chan Can't Study!
Spanish: Ao-chan Can't Study!
French: Ao-chan Can't Study!
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Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 6, 2019 to Jun 22, 2019
Premiered: Spring 2019
Broadcast: Saturdays at 02:10 (JST)
Licensors: Sentai Filmworks
Studios: SILVER LINK.
Source: Manga
Genres: ComedyComedy, RomanceRomance, EcchiEcchi
Theme: SchoolSchool
Demographic: ShounenShounen
Duration: 12 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.701 (scored by 139890139,890 users)
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Ranked: #58302
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Popularity: #895
Members: 287,576
Favorites: 602

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Both are love comedies. Both main girls have dirty minds!  
report Recommended by KiraTakuto
What happens when the father of a pure daughter makes dirty mangas for a living? Well, Kakushigoto and Midara na Ao-chan are both into the same business that the father is a famous ecchi mangaka, however, in Kakushigoto, the mangaka dad hides to his daughter his actual job, while in Midara, the father openly says that he draws ecchi manga. The daughters are pure, but different, Hime is 10-11 years old in most of the story, and she's oblivious to what his father does for living, Ao is completely aware of her dad and his colourful mangas, due to her age (18), she's already psychoed by  read more 
report Recommended by tlato_but
Sex Sex Sex seitokai is infamous for its out of context shots of innuendo humor and midara has got something similar going sekotai is alot more relaxed tho were as midar is more rom comish both fun series  
report Recommended by Z0l0
Both are comedies that somehow revolve around sexual repression. Also, in these full of ecchi shows the protagonists' fathers are both very known "perverts". 
report Recommended by re-call
Both girls have to face some funny or troublesome situations regarding the opposite sex. 
report Recommended by elenderg
The protagonists of both animes try very hard to suppress their sexual desires and they deny that they're down bad because of trauma relating to their father's reputation but they're unable to resist sexual desires and eventually would cave in. The lead girls of both also look very similar. 
report Recommended by VenomEmperor
Both have that the same romance between a popular hot person and geeky perosn, except in 3D it's more like a hot girl to geeky guy , while in Midara na Ao is a geeky girl to hot guy. 
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Rom com where the girl is the one who is obsessed and is trying to make moves on the guy but misunderstandings cause a lot of awkward but funny situations much to the girl's chagrin. 
report Recommended by VenomEmperor
Both shows feature female MC's who are initially reluctant to engage with boys romantically, however, through the persistence of the male lead they begin to soften up their initial opinion  
report Recommended by Short_Circut
Comedy about a girl who gets confessed to, and misinterprets everything the male protagonist does as being sexually motivated. And is constantly monologuing in her head about all the perverted things he might do to her.  
report Recommended by LegionIscariot
Obviously, in both anime the characters have trouble studying. Besides that both anime are generic teen romance anime with some comedy. Differences are that in Midara Ao most of the comedy is ecchi, while on the other hand Bokutachi is a harem. Is it really coincidence that there are 2 anime with pretty much the same name airing during the same season, or does Japan just lack creativity? 
report Recommended by BerrakBurcu
If you like Mamaha's aspect of showing the female heroine's perspectives and thoughts regarding her romantic situations then Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is an anime I would suggest checking out. Although their plots are nowhere near similar, the heroines are really good at creating exaggerated fantasies about their male love interests, which is funny in its own unique way. 
report Recommended by Tronitus
Both anime involve girls exploring their sexualities while also having really cute scenes and flushed MCs. While Ao-chan is obviously pandering to male viewers by being over-the-top sexual, Arabaru treats its' sexual themes as social commentary and is directed more towards female viewers who might relate to each MCs situations. If you're looking for the similar theme of girls exploring/ succumbing to their sexual nature (while executing it better), Arabaru is for you. If you liked the fan servicey scenes and want somethng like that, go watch hentai idk lol 
report Recommended by smallasiangirl