Anime 56838 One Room Hiatari Futsuu Tenshi-tsuki Reviews Filter Check 1

"When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But when life gives you an angel , what would you make? You make a lovely and funny romance story out of it.

'Studio Apartment, Good Lighting, Angel Included' is by no means a new or unique take on a harem. It's not the most original, nor does it have the most unique set of heroines. But sometimes, you don't have to be different or unique; you just need to be good, and this show succeeds at being so.

Story-wise, this anime has a very basic plot. The MC meets the heroines, the heroines like the MC, they become friends, ... then the heroines meet other heroines, and they become friends too. Again, it's not the most original story, but the selling point of this anime is the characters and how they act and interact. Everyone is sweet and adorable, even the MC.

The animation is decent, the character design is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes, especially every time they get SHINY and blush; it's adorable to say the least.

This is also the type of anime where all heroines are likable, but deep down, you know who's the MAIN one.

And that main girl is also the main point of interest of this show. Sure, the others are good, but nothing can top an angel sent down to Earth with a personality that only a brooding psychopath could hate. She's nice, she can cook, she will wash your used clothes, she stitches your holey panties, she makes you a bento, she wishes you luck every time you leave your abode, she greets you every time you come home, and she even prepares dinner. Nothing about her can be hated. Besides, who can hate a beautiful and cute celestial being from heaven that genuinely wants to make you happy every day?

So, if you want a show that warms your heart and pleases your eyes while simultaneously filling you with vivid jealousy that makes you want to have a kickboxing match with your wall and cry yourself to sleep realizing how lonely you are, give this anime a try."

A lovely blend of fanservice and cuteness in just the right amounts, all packaged up in a visual treat. While this anime won’t make you come to any life-changing epiphanies, it will provide a joyful amount of enjoyment across all spectrums of typical anime spheres. Unless you absolutely hate fan-service or need blood and gore in your anime, this one is worth a try for sure.

There is fanservice in this anime, yes. However it is in very modest amounts, and doesn’t feel out of place or incredibly forced to the narrative, it also comes with it some very prettily drawn elements of clothes and ... bodies, ones that would be inspiring to an artist or mangaka.

Everything else illustratively in One Room is stellar, from the expressive eyes to the variations between characters. It’s not a masterpiece by any stretch, however it doesn’t need to be. That said, the backgrounds and landscapes could do with a bit more variety, but that feels like nitpicking for what this anime is.

Probably the biggest surprise of this anime is how well the voice casting and voice acting is. Lines delivered by all have a strong sense of emotion behind them, and the voice for the female MC in particular is perfect.

Storyline wise, there shouldn’t be an expectation of a masterpiece or thought provoking grand epic for an anime in this genre, so it’s unlikely as the story unfolds such will occur. The only concern is a potential for harem-creep to occur, and too many girls in the narrative, to bog things down stylistically.

Regardless, absolutely worth the three episode try!