don’t think it’s all girls school isn’t it just his class thats all girls
its just called harem where theres one guy and several girls going after him, there’s also reverse harem where there’s several guys going after one girl and reverse harem also has a lot of games for it which are called otome games. Both are very popular genres but I personally don’t like harem or any type of harem because i don’t really get why anyone would want so many people liking them lmaoo but its not that serious for you to link it to the sexism in Asia, some of these harem mangas could be somewhat sexist but this one doesn’t seem to try and place any gender above the other so i dont see the problem
Thanks... I don't want to over think it. Mangas with uber strong female characters and laughably weak male characters are quite the rage. Maybe it's just the true "otaku's fantasy" that any of those girls would actually be interested?
true, in real life there’d be like a 1 in 100 chance they’d even associate but people can dream on, i guess
I mean, the reasons they're interested in him aren't even convincing.. I should've known that all harem is gonna be like this..
nisekoi has reasons :-)
I guess. I didn't watch it sry
Soooooo the plot: Utterly worthless dude is plunked into an all-girls school full of highly skilled students. His "cred" (if any) is due to the fact that he has a d*ck and a Y chromosome.
What the actual fuk.
Since this is so played and unoriginal... but obviously popular, I have to ask a *really* uncomfortable question.
Are situation comedies like this popular in Asian countries due to some sort of attempt at promoting and understanding gender equality? (Which is virtually nonexistent in China, Japan, Korea, etc.)
Seriously, I'm trying to figure this out... sorry if anyone is offended.