NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita

I don't get why everyone else is hating on this show I think it's a perfectly enjoyable and good ecchi. Maybe it doesn't have the best production values, but that's to be expected with a lot of shows in this genre. The premise of the show is as follows:: Tsukasa, our mc, is a regular salaryman and one day he gets attacked by several monsters. He gets promptly saved by a brilliant kunoichi, Shizuri. However, when she is not on the job, she becomes a shut in NEET who snacks and plays video games all day long. This show is really chill, comfy and cozy. ... As I mentioned earlier, the animation is not the best but that doesn't matter as the ecchi is plentiful and we also get really nice artworks at the end of each 12 minute episode. Aditionally, the music is decent and the VA cast is solid (some big names such as Fairouz Ai and Yui Horie are present here)

Overall, this is a nice show to relax and have fun with. Don't take it too seriously, and you will have a good time with it.

Animation: 6/10
Story: 7/10
Music: 7/10
Characters: 8/10
Voice Acting: 9/10

Overall score: 7.4/10

Have you read the title? Congrats, you already know 75% of the plot.

Have you read the synopsis? Great, now you know 80%.

It’s about a NEET kunoichi who somehow ends up killing demons, protecting her master, and doing all that ninja shit. That’s basically the whole damn plot.

But let’s be honest—you’re not here for the story, are you? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

So let’s cut to the chase.

... Looking for bare nudity? Too bad. It’s there, but don’t expect it to be the main attraction.

Want tight spandex, ass, and boobs? Oh, you’re in luck. This anime delivers 360-degree shots of all the heroine’s ass like it’s an Olympic event.

Hoping for cute and steamy romance? You got it. Expect plenty of “Awww” and “IT SHOULD’VE BEEN ME!” moments.


Well-written characters? Come on, it’s an ecchi anime. Don’t get your hopes up.

Comedy? Well, humor is subjective, but let’s just say even an overused joke like “He’s right behind me, isn’t he?” can still make me laugh sometimes. And I only giggled five times watching this.

Final verdict? Not the best ecchi, not the best romcom of the season, but if you’re here for the fanservice, just wait for the Blu-ray uncensored version.

NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita
English: Living Together with a NEET Kunoichi for Some Reason

Ah, where do I even begin with this one? If you’re looking for a heaping serving of ecchi awkwardness, topped with a generous helping of shameless fan service, then NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita might be right up your alley. But if you're hoping for depth, plot, or anything resembling character development, well... you might want to look elsewhere.

Plot and Characters:
The basic premise is simple: a middle-aged man gets saved from demons by a girl with magical powers. In return, she asks to live in his house as a shut-in ... NEET. Yes, really. She spends her days gaming and eating, while the guy—who is an introverted husk of a character with zero social skills—is totally fine with this arrangement. Naturally, other sexually awkward women join the household, because why not?

The story, if you can call it that, is more a collection of short, disconnected episodes than a cohesive narrative. It’s like someone took a list of fan service tropes, threw them in a blender, and hit "puree." The result is a series that feels more like a parade of awkward situations than anything with substance.

Animation and Music:
The animation is about what you’d expect from a show with its priorities firmly in the fan service camp. It's serviceable but nothing to write home about. The music? Forgettable. It’s there to fill the silence, but you won’t remember a single note after the episode ends.

Final Thoughts:
This is my first drop of the season, and for good reason. NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita is the kind of show that revels in its shallowness. If you’re into this brand of ecchi fluff, you might find something to enjoy here. But for me, it’s a pass. The lack of plot, character development, or any meaningful engagement just isn’t worth the time. Unless you’re really desperate for fan service, I’d recommend giving this one a skip.