Elf-san wa Yaserarenai.

"Plus-Sized Elf" is a delightful gem that brilliantly combines humor, heart, and unique storytelling. The anime centers on Elfuda, a lovable elf struggling with her weight due to an addiction to human-world junk food. Her journey, aided by the charming massage therapist Naoe-kun, is filled with hilarious and touching moments. The animation captures the whimsical nature of the story, and each character is endearing and well-developed. With its clever mix of comedy and genuine emotion, "Plus-Sized Elf" offers an engaging experience that leaves you smiling and rooting for Elfuda every step of the way. A must-watch!

Finally an Anime for true men and women of culture who love girl's Big and Thicc. Plus Sized Elf is a slice of life Anime featuring a cast of fantasy girls from another world who try getting advice from the main character to get into shape after gaining weight from all sorts of delicious foods. What makes this Anime stand out is pretty obvious as it's not every day that we get to see a cast of chubby girls getting the spotlight, especially considering Japan's beauty standards that often lean towards girls having a more slender physique. Fun fact but the main girls are definitely bigger which does match with the current art style of the Manga, I just wanted to mention that cause in the manga there just slightly plump but in the anime there straight up Fat and Chubby. The series features many lighthearted and comedic moments alongside a ton of Fanservice, 18+ warning is advised. The only disappointing aspect of Plus Sized Elf being the animation which is pretty bad especially in motion apart from some shots and a lot of the fanservice, it would have been even better if there was a lot more attention to detail and more jiggle physics. Each episode is length at around 15 minutes making each episode feel very short, I would've loved for it to have a full length like the usual 24 minutes. There's not really much of a plot or story, just a bunch of shinanagans filled with dieting tips and plenty of Fanservice. Definitely a fun watch that fans of Slice of Life might enjoy but there's no denying who there target audience is whether it was intended or not.

A story for the ages, of fantasy creatures and races going into Japan and realizing that we have so much delicious food that they cannot take it but get fat on it,

The anime is entertaining , but you really have to be in to fat women, I think the art style looks good but, god damn the anime has a way of going ,Oh this look good too, Oh this looks terrible. I mean the dancing scene in intro and Outro are just sad.

The character designs make me want to watch this anime, story is slice of life with the Bare minimum of stuff happening.

It's hard to talk about, because there's so much nothing in it, there's design there's slice of life it's a show that is, what it is, but god damn I got a little enjoyment out of it.

It's hilarious how the subtitle writers and translators just gave up on this anime after the 7th episode, there are no more subs in my language. What a joke :)

As for the anime itself... I don't even know what to say. The premise kinda speaks for itself. It's about overweight girls going to a massage parlor, and the guy working there suddenly gets all hot and bothered by every single one of them? Like... what? How are you still not are fired ?

I genuinely can't tell what the creators were going for here. Was this supposed to be a slice-of-life thing? An ecchi fantasy? Some weird fetish-fueled comedy? The tone is all over the place, and the execution is just confusing.

Oh, and let's not forget the animation-or should I say, the lack of it? The art style is stiff, the movements are awkward, and the whole thing looks like it was made on a shoestring budget. It's just... bad.

Honestly, I don't know who this anime is for. If it's trying to be titillating, it misses the mark. If it's trying to be funny, it's not landing. The whole thing feels like a half-baked idea that somehow got greenlit.

Knowing, even the translators ditched it, Can't say I blame them.