Anime 6324 Omamori Himari

After the death of his parents, Yuuto Amakawa lives a pretty ordinary life in the city. The only problem he has to worry about while attending school alongside Rinko, his next-door neighbor, is his cat allergies. That all changes on his sixteenth birthday, when an Ayakashi—a supernatural creature—attacks him for the sins of his ancestors. Luckily, he is saved by Himari, a mysterious cat-woman with a sword, who explains that Yuuto is the scion of a family of demon-slayers, and she is there to protect him now that the charm that kept him hidden from the supernatural forces of the world has lost its power.

Omamori Himari chronicles Yuuto's dealings with the various forces of the supernatural world, as well as the growing number of women that show up on his doorstep, each with their own dark desires. Will Yuuto be able to adjust to his new "exciting" environment? Or will the ghost of his (ancestor's) past catch up with him?

Background

Omamori Himari takes from the first five volumes of its source material with some noticeable deviation in the content and plot, leading to an anime-exclusive finale.

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Characters & Voice Actors

Noihara, Himari

Main

Koshimizu, Ami
Japanese

Shizuku

Main

Shindou, Kei
Japanese

Jinguuji, Kuesu

Main

Matsuoka, Yuki
Japanese

Chelsie, Lizlet L

Main

Oogame, Asuka
Japanese

Amakawa, Yuuto

Main

Hirakawa, Daisuke
Japanese

Kuzaki, Rinko

Main

Nomizu, Iori
Japanese

Sasa

Supporting

Nigo, Mayako
Japanese

Tamamo no Mae

Supporting

Mizuhara, Kaoru
Japanese

Shama, Ageha

Supporting

Takahashi, Chiaki
Japanese

Kisaragi, Sae

Supporting

Neya, Michiko
Japanese

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Takechi, Tsuneo

Producer

Ushiro, Shinji

Director, Episode Director, Storyboard

Enomoto, Takahiro

Sound Director

Watanabe, Toshinori

Episode Director

Opening Theme

"Oshichau zo!! (押しちゃうぞ!!)" by Kawada Ruka, Sakamoto Aya

Ending Theme

	1: "BEAM my BEAM" by Himarinko L. Shizukuesu
	2: "BEAM my BEAM" by Ami Koshimizu (eps 7)
	3: "BEAM my BEAM" by Iori Nomizu (eps 8)
	4: "BEAM my BEAM" by Kei Shindou (eps 9)
	5: "BEAM my BEAM" by Asuka Okame (eps 10)
	6: "BEAM my BEAM" by Yuki Matsuoka (eps 11)
	7: "Sakamichi no Hate" by Daisuke Hirakawa (eps 12)

Reviews

Jun 23, 2010

valdrane

Recommended

When you first look at Omamori Himari, you may think that it is just like every other Harem anime out there. Where Himari really pulls ahead and shows that this is a very different anime is but the way all of the characters interact with not only the main male lead Yuuto, but with the other girls that have come to follow him. In most of your harem anime the first girl that you meet is most of the time your air head who just likes to do a couple things. In this anime they do not introduce the air head until later ...

Feb 3, 2010

Scrypt

Mixed Feelings

A Nyan Koi rip-off? Not really. For those who have read the synopsis and went on that basis, let me stop you there. While the similarities of cat-allergies are familiar to each anime, that's pretty much it that each tale will share.

After episode 1, I was actually surprised to want to watch the next episode due to how close the show stuck to the manga's storyline. With a long line of let-downs in the last year for adaptations, I had made sure not too have to much of an expectation for this show, and I'm glad I did as its proven to be just above ... what I had hoped for.

Without going into detail, Omamori Himari is the story of Amakawa Yuuto, descendant to a long line of demon slayers, and his kick-ass sexy feline guardian Himari Noihara(demon neko-mimi or cute puss-in-boots for you westerners). Add in a 'tsundere' childhood friend, a loli, a maid waitress, and an 'ojou-sama' like fiancee and you have the rest of Yuuto's "cliched harem" as they try to handle co-existence with youkai(demons) and humans alike due to Yuuto being casted as one of those sensitive new age guy who doesn't like violence(the type of nose-bleeding harem male you love to hate)

Now this show falls in the genres of Action, Comedy, Demons, Romance, Harem, Supernatural....which sound like ingredients to a great plot and story, but coming from a creator who's previous works are hentai, what you will see is fan-service, cliches, fan-service, loli-action, fan-service and a lot of ecchi(as a male I have no problem with that....oh and did I mention fan-service?)...well I guess the benefits of a H-mangaka is that you can expect the artwork to be top-notch. From the 3 sizes(of each heroine) to Yuuto making out with a few of the leading ladies, they've made sure to cover the right angle shots in detail(which some will find very ero-ero....if you can get past the censorship that is...hopefully there'll be none of that when DVD gets released).

The OP and ED are ok but not something to start looking out for on your next karaoke session and the BGM can be classed as elevator music(well not as bad). As for the voice actors, you have a great line up of seiyuus(Tenma from School Rumble being Himari as an example, and the cute Kuro from Kodomo no Jikan as Shizuku for those loli-lovers ^nano). The only thing I wasn't pleased with is Yuuto's VA, which I feel they've miscasted. Those who've seen School Days should know what I mean. Everytime I hear Yuuto's voice whilst Himari's trying to flirt with him, I get that spine-cringing feeling that someones out of place. I do feel sorry for that seiyuu as its not his fault for being the VA to Makoto(probably the most hated male lead in all of harem time), but he just does not suit being a harem lead.

All-in-all without discriminating the show from the seiyuu, Omamori Himari is a worthwhile anime to watch. From the producers ZEXCS(who gave us Regios, Rental Magica and *vomit* Da Capo), here's hoping they don't stuff this one and give us a bad ending, or in Makoto's term a "nice boat"....

If your looking for Nyan Koi replacement, I'll advice you now your not going to get it. As long as you don't come with no expectations, I can safely vouch that this anime will aim to please

May 5, 2010

nekonyan

Not Recommended

Yet another ecchi show aired this year proves that trivial things like plot or characters' depth might end solely as a bonus to the brainless fanservice. And I wouldn't mind that!

Omamori Himari, though, was one of the worst and least enjoyable anime shows I've watched lately.

Again, normally, I wouldn't mind fanservice>everything else design, as long as it's at least decent. This anime, though rated R+ lacked it at all!
It's not like I'm watching the show solely of the fanservice purposes, but this one has literally nothing else to offer.

Art isn't horrible, but mediocre at it's best.
Characters' design is tedious and ordinary. Backgrounds are ...

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Noihara, Himari

Shizuku

Jinguuji, Kuesu

Chelsie, Lizlet L

Amakawa, Yuuto

Kuzaki, Rinko

Sasa

Tamamo no Mae

Shama, Ageha

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