Gals Can't Be Kind to Otaku!?
Takuya Seo is a quiet otaku who keeps a low profile at school—until two gals from his class start talking to him. The cool but scatterbrained Kei Amane and the cheerful, energetic Kotoko Ijichi couldn’t be more different, but the three soon bond over anime, games, and shared fandom. But one question remains: do nice gals who hang out with otaku really exist?!
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Episodes
An awkward otaku is surprised to find himself becoming friends with two of the most popular girls at school.
Ijichi and Amane insist on visiting Seo's house after school for an impromptu Glittery Monpets viewing party.
Quiet otaku Takuya suddenly befriends two very different gals, bonding with them over anime and fandom.
After an intense sports day at school, the gals take Seo out for an afternoon of Glittermon songs at karaoke.
Seo and the gals enjoy a sunny day at the beach with three of Ijichi's brothers and Amane's young friend Sayu.
Amane asks Seo to help out at a photo shoot and then the three friends visit a festival with a fireworks show.
Otaku-kun and the gals brainstorm cosplay ideas for the upcoming school festival.
Ijichi has Seo and Amane over to work on festival preparations but they end up having a slumber party instead.
After the sleepover, Ijichi and Amane recall the first time they met and the early days of their friendship.
Seo, Amane, and Ijichi finally get to show the class the costumes they put so much time and effort into.
Second day of the school festival brings more events, more guests, and more fun for Seo and his gal friends.
Seo disappears during the closing activities so Ijichi and Amane go looking for him to see if he is all right.
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4 days ago
Twilight, but for (weeb & otaku) men. Also, the accurate title should be "A Gal Can't Be Kind to Two Otakus".
The reason I started to watch this is because of the HIDE AND SEEK song by i-dle. I really like the song and had no knowledge about the manga & anime beforehand and seeing the MV with its opening kinda looped me into watching it because the art style looks pretty good despite the premise looking cliché, but as long as it knows what it is and never went full-blown harem shenanigan le anime, I'm fine with it and boy, I'm glad I was right. I love how the anime balances romance and platonic love pretty well and not only focuses on their trio relationships, but also goes to their family and friends' relationships as well (at the very least on the gals side). Honestly, it's a decent romance-friendship comedy anime series with wholesome vibes and somewhat mature themes on friendships and relationships too. It can be deeper and go into more critical in this kind of trope, but it chooses not to, which is a bit of a shame in my opinion. Still, I think it's really decent and deserves some love and the animation is pretty good as well.
