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Actually, the structure of the plot is like typical KEY visual novels: a little bit surprising but somehow straight-forward and nostalgic. The disadvatages are obviously the lack of build-up for the heroine and the blunt way in which the ending is presented, as if reading from a script and spilling out all the thoughts in their mind, which is a bit too childish. And I found that the first episode is merely fanservice without any necessary plot, it can be deleted in favor of more plots for the heroine. Overall it is a satisfied story, at least it explains why the female characters act so ... strangely at the beginning, and it is somehow touching(?)

The story's highlights are not the Ecchi scenes but the RPG setting and the communication between the protagonist's team. From the way the protagonist's team members interact, this anime reminds me of Konosuba, Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou, and Baka Test's sense of humor. Also, these Ecchi scenes aren't just random fanservice; the RPG setting has some explanations and developments for why the monsters are attacking the girls in this manner. The plot is more heartfelt than most fan service anime, making it more of a decent comedy with a complete plot. You'll find it more enjoyable than those so-called comedies if you like Konosuba, Danshi ... Koukousei no Nichijou, and Baka Test (and can ignore the Ecchi scenes).

Score: 8

- Stable animation

- Childlike, simple, and nostalgic plot