I don't get the appeal of this anime

EratiK said:
I pretty much like that it's a satyrical comedic anime. You see Japan is a country heavily set in conservative thinking, where gender roles are precisely defined and rigid.

So if you wanted to make a satire of marriage, typically you would just invert gender roles, which has been done before and isn't really funny anymore because it feels sexist. But by using the absurd intermediary of inhumans, you can switch gender roles without making it revendicative, add highschoolers because they usually don't get married and is closer to your target audience and voila, you get a fun absurd comedy on a subject otherwise touchy.

Speedo_Kingu said:
It may also be a satire of the boys love genre (kinda like Gakuen Handsome) where they tend to portray gay relationships as the exact same as (stereotypical) straight ones, and where the whole top/bottom thing is taken way too far, leading to male characters (usually the "bottom") acting the exact same way a girl protagonist would. It usually feels unrealistic and weird so it would not suprise me if this show tried to criticize this aspect as well.

EratiK said:
True enough. I guess this aspect is lighter here because out of 4 inhumans, the twins are definitely female, bandage thing feels a bit female, then there's one Totoro-class and one pet-class inhumans.