Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches

The pace and story changes it direction in a thrilling way

I'm sorry but I came for the show for the romance and Todd Haberkorn I love his voice and I wish i could be as successful as him or meet him dream come true. The anime however funny but couldn't finish it. It wasn't what I thought it was but it was still good I just saw a spoiler and it ruined the whole thing for me but I'm gonna rewatch because it is pretty good so I'll try it is still a 6 level anime though. 👌🏾

I thought this was gonna be one of those random animes with a boring plot and bunch of kissing for no reason, but honestly i was hooked from the first episode and the more i watched the more interesting i found it. I Really do recommend this :)

This is an alright adaptation, but it is nowhere near as good as the original. Most of the humor in this version seems to come from characters overreacting to things, which is funny, but somewhat repetitive. Another problem is that so much is cut out of this version. I only watched it to episode 9 and I can tell that there is no way that this show would be able to even come close to finishing the original story. Even with what did get adapted so much is cut out and a lot of the characters end up feeling bit shallow.

Overall I guess you could watch this, but the original story is so much better.

This show sits a bit above average for me. The story is decent and moves at a steady pace, though it didn't truly grab my attention until the final few episodes. Overall, it's an enjoyable watch, blending comedy, a touch of mystery, and some romance into the mix. While I never thought it was bad, it struggled to leave a lasting impression.

The main character, Yamada, is a bit slow on the uptake but has his moments of humor. The supporting cast is solid, though the series feels like it's spread too thin. There's little development or chemistry between the characters, and the romantic relationships lack meaningful buildup or intimacy. Suddenly, characters are together without much groundwork, which feels rushed and unsatisfying.

I think the series would have benefited from either a smaller cast or a longer runtime to properly flesh out its characters and story. As it stands, it feels like it's ticking off a list of tropes and plot points without adding much depth, charm, or cleverness to them. It's not a bad watch, but it could have been so much more with a bit more focus and effort.