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I will say I enjoyed both OPs and both EDs, they’re honestly one of the highlights of this entire show. It’s colourful, quite a good job honestly.

Sure, there were some well done moments, but for the most part, it just wasn’t very well written or entertaining. The pacing is honestly slower than I imagined, especially in the second cour, where there were cliffhangers galore. What angers me is why the girls try to play wingwoman for another girl when they clearly like Nagi in the first place? Guess romance is weird like that. So, we can as usual, assume that every girl likes Nagi, even his little sister, and that’s to be expected. Perhaps it’s just easier to turn your brain off and just appreciate the harem anime as it is, but it’s quite an infuriating show to watch. I’m not even going to question the whole swapped at birth thing, it’s animanga, and animanga does these stupid things, and we know this. My grading criteria: Story: /25 Art: /10 Music: /10 Characters: /20 Enjoyment /15 Thematic Execution /20 Just like the anime, you’ll also probably find that this review you’re reading will also drop in quality as it goes along, who knows? I felt like the author of the manga just gave up on keeping the source material at least at a decent quality, because the anime just stopped trying to be good as it went along. He’s literally Kazuya, but gets good grades in school. I am convinced however, that Umino Nagi is one of the worst harem protagonists that I have seen. Studious male harem protagonists have been somewhat of a repeating character archetype, like Futaro Uesugi from The Quintessential Quintuplets, or Nariyuki Yuiga, from We Never Learn. Immature birds look like females until they mature at about 4 years.Sigh… Alright, where do we even begin with this one? First of all, if you actually finished all 24 episodes of this dumpster fire, like I did, I applaud your dedication, but sometimes I really do question the decisions I make, such as continuing to watch this week after week. Females are slightly smaller than males and their yellow markings are more pronounced. The are lighter in color and greater color variations exist. Males have black beaks, females have white horn-colored beaks. Immature birds look like females until they mature at about 4 years. Females are slightly smaller and their yellow markings are more pronounced. Females are lighter in color and greater color variations exist. Males have black beaks, females have white horn colored beaks. Immature umbrellas have greyish brown eyes. Males have black eyes, while females have brown eyes. Males have dark brown eyes, while females have reddish brown eyes. Immature red-tailed cockatoos look like females until mature at about 4 years. The tail has an orange red bar mixed with yellow. Females have horn-colored beaks, yellow spots on upper parts, and yellowish barring on chest. The chest feathers are greyish tipped and they sport a deep red tail. Males have black beaks with a dull gloss on black upper parts. A small flashlight helps in determining eye color. Females have deep brown to burgundy red eyes (when they mature). Males have darkbrown/black eyes, while females have reddish brown to burgundy red eyes (when mature, about 3 years). Males have dark brown eyes while females have pinkish red eyes. Females have reddish brown, deep burgundy eyes. The females have horn colored beak they don’t have any spots or bars on the body feathers. Males have black beaks and they are slightly smaller. She lacks the red on the head that is so striking in the male. The females’ lower abdomen is a duller orange and the white has a greenish caste.

He has distinctive red markings on his head. Some of the lower abdomen feathers of the male is barred with orange, white and red. Males have brown eyes, while females have reddish brown eyes. The female is usually smaller and the unfeathered area around the eye is shorter.