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I highly recommend the Fairy Tail series, it has lot's of decent to good characters to fall in love with, however the constant attempts to push the Erza and Jellal love story always sat wrong with me, their relationship is a troubled one, with lots of abuse and both sides confessing in the abuse and yet Jellal at the drop of a hat wants to sacrifice himself and Erza without Jellal even paying for his crimes, just completely admits to loving him and came across as a I can fix him kind of plotline, like girl he killed one of your childhood friends, tried to ... kill you and enslaved your friends and yet you still love him and just ignore/ yell at others who has grievances with Jellal that they are wrong and they don't know him like you do, This occurred to the sibling of the guy Jellal killed, and the girl just accepts the fact that she doesn't know him like Erza does and then essentially becomes her "little sister". The rest of the show is pretty good, and has lots of fanservice, for everyone, plenty of hot men and women and while most adult characters get near naked (as close as censorship would allow) the show plays in some very stereotypical areas with Bob the one gay character that I can recall. I don't get where the other people state that the show has no training, when it is one of the most common things in the show, every arc portrays the character struggling and needing training (then going to train - mostly of screen) or the character has a flash back to when the said character was struggling with the next planned move during training.

This is a very niche story and it's basically everyone is a trap and only 2 of the main cast is just girls (no trap). The story brings up traps constantly and very often shows someone copping a feel and show the bulges quite often and personally it's ok'ish the MC is forced into this position due to his parents debt witch is then paid of by the student council after the save him from the mobsters asking him to trap his way to money to pay them only for the student council to realize he is a trap.(basically the first ep) and he seams ... to enjoy his new position even growing close to a member of the student council. To some this may be a bad idea for a show and to some it's the de facto femboi show thing that basically brought the genre to the forefront of the anime scene however their isn't much of a story and is mostly just jokes about traps. I haven't seen the show in a wile last I saw it someone uploaded the whole show to YouTube. If you don't care about traps and just wanna watch some anime or love traps then you will most likely like this show and if you don't like the idea of traps then I recommend you steer clear of this one.

This anime was quite decent but I feel it does have it's issues.
Sound is quite good, Story is kinda iffy but for the most part it's OK , the character's are where it becomes a issue and that influences the story, most characters are OK but I feel the story make's quite a serious topic a thing of no consistence and even have some characters comment on it and say it's kinda bad or fishy at best but shrug it off as an attempt at comedy, what I am revering to is the case about stalking and pedophilia. The main adult figure "Mya-nee" had ... a stalker that knows everything about her down to her specific measurements and personal info and the they brush it off and simple say oh and move on and the pedophilia also involves "Mya-nee" who has a deep attraction to an elementary student (witch google says is 10 to 11 for japan) and even goes as far as to basically proposes to her in the 10th ep by saying if Hana stays with her she will keep providing sweets and candy no mater the Hana's age and the story basically says stuff along the lines that would be very fishy and Hana herself says she doesn't like it but really likes the sweets and candy and it's OK even tho Mya-nee is kinda creepy even going as far as to pretend to call the police. If you can overlook this and watch it as a simply cutesy story then it's an ok story and very linear narrative despite Mya-nee being very creepy especially to Hana and it's not even trying to be subtle about it, plenty of scenes have it front and center.

The story is quite obviously a more lighthearted and goofy than that of others in the same genre. I watched it all (Season 1) in one afternoon and quite enjoyed it, found it funny and even felt my self jamming it out to some of the ost's.

The story is quite simple to understand and follow along it's literately just the mc and friends playing a game's first 4 events and is never over explained or monologue to death.

The art is nice and only one scene was obviously fully in CGI and stood out against the rest of the series fights and looked like ... a PlayStation cutscence. The rest of the art looks normal to other anime's and some parts where cutesie but that was only when the characters where chibi'd.

The sound was nice the op and ed didn't want me to skip it and sounded good. Their was one or two ost in a ep that I liked but they only played in fight's the rest was good and fit their scene's.

The characters where all unique and didn't feel forced and they didn't really developed during the story and remained the same the second last ep kinda felt like the where trying to go for a shounen main hero power up threw the feels move but it didn't go anywhere.

The comedy was good tho I can't talk about the subbed since I watched the dubbed and enjoyed it. Some jokes even had me go ooh I understand that or oh yeah that's similar to how me and my friends talk in game.

The main issues I had was the pet's and the best player in game. Why when the pets are introduced does only the mc and the mc's best friend get one and no one else? and the best player in game is the highest ranked and we the viewer are often told how strong he is and when he gets his first on screen fight it's 3 different attacks and oh I tried and he's done. Some smaller issues is that some times the mc shouts as a saw in the last 2 ep's where the subs showed her screaming something only to have no sound playing of the shout.

I feel that I liked it and will most likely watch it again and I do apologize for any poor English it's my second language and I don't use it that often in daily life. I recommend it not for a serious view but if you are looking for lighthearted watch It might be up your alley and a good watch for you.