Once a hot springs inn, now a boarding house with extraordinarily cheap rent, Yuragi-sou is virtually uninhabited save for a few peculiar residents. As rumor has it, it is haunted by a vile ghost which scares away all potential tenants. Therefore, it is the perfect refuge for Fuyuzora Kogarashi—a broke, homeless psychic seeking an affordable roof to stay under and ghosts to exorcise.
Kogarashi prepares for a face-off against the ghost, only to find out it is not as malicious as the rumors made it out to be. Instead, it is the ghost of a beautiful, silver-haired girl whose only recollection of her life before death is her name: Yuuna. Even more baffling is that the other tenants of Yuragi-sou not only are able to see Yuuna as well, but each has their own supernatural ability.
Amidst the chaos caused by his quirky fellow residents, Kogarashi attempts to uncover the regret that keeps Yuuna anchored to the world of the living, lest she become an evil spirit sentenced to spend her afterlife in hell.
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Stark700
Every season, every year, there are new shows that you shouldn’t watch with your parents or little siblings around. The ecchi and harem category constitutes for bringing glorious fan service at every way possible. I’m not going to lie, watching Yuragi-sou n Yuuna-san (Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs) felt like diving into a pleasure of ecstasy. Based on the manga of the same name, it felt inevitable this show would eventually get animated on TV. It was just a matter of not if but when. The time came when the series decided to adapt itself into 12 episodes for a 1-cour season. What does thatmean? Well, that pretty much says the anime will not cover most of the material from the manga. It’s a disappointment to fans for who wanted to see some of their favorite chapters in anime form. But make no mistake, this show still has what it takes to bring on fan service to a level that is satisfying.
It’s not rocket science to figure out but the show features a harem of girls and a main male protagonist. Fuyuora Kogarashi is the lucky (or perhaps misfortunate depending on how you look at it) guy with an ability to see supernatural entities. After training and learning to fight against spirits, he is now looking for a normal life. This lands him to a boarding house known as the Yuragi Manor where his life really takes a turn. Pretty simple story right? To be honest, this show’s plot is about as simple as it gets. Kogarashi is the standard protagonist who encounters a variety of beautiful girls. The most unusual one though is actually not human but takes the shape of a ghost. Meet Yuuna Yunohana, the female Casper of the inn!
I’ll be straightforward here. You better get used to seeing fan service like ass, boobs, and compromising scenes often in the show. It’s an ecchi that doesn’t try to hide its intentions from day one. The first episode easily positions Kogarashi as an accidental pervert when he gets into some awkward moments with Yuuna. It’s a bit impractical considering Yuuna isn’t human but the show loves to create these moments for the sake of fan service. Despite being a ghost, Yuuna is actually very innocent when it comes to feelings and is very shy about herself. Unfortunately, we don’t truly know more about her past although the show makes it clear that she’s not malicious in any way or form. The character chemistry between her and Kogarashi is very noticeable as the two understands each other more.
As a show with a harem, expect girls of all type of personalities. Ninja girl Sagiri is serious and overreacts when she is complimented by others. Yaya Fushiguro has a cat-like personality of always being curious with playful energy. Nonko adds more of the adult humor in this series with her carelessness and seemingly never taking anything serious (with exception of manga drawing) Chitose Nakai has a more mature personality and is very helpful towards others. Then, there’s Chisaki, a friendly girl that misunderstands many situations in the show especially regarding men. You get the big picture here? It’s a troupe of female characters that fills almost every category of harem archetypes.
If you don’t fancy harem shows of similar nature (example: To-Love Ru), you’re not going to find much enjoyment here. And unfortunately, don’t expect much character development from them either. It’s a 12 episode show that pretty much dedicates itself like supernatural sit-com of misadventures. Almost every episode consists of story segments to show Kogarashi’s new unusual life. There’s going to be tons of misunderstandings and teasing all around. As it also contains supernatural elements, expect some common logic to be thrown out the doors.
To be honest, I didn’t really care who the studio for this show would be in the end as long as they made the characters look faithful. Thankfully, that is the case even though a studio like Xebec took on the project. Oh who am I kidding? They did work on the To-Love Ru franchise before. Nonetheless, expect fan service to be saturated all over the place. Some of the moments from this series also reminds me of To-Love Ru especially when Kogarashi accidentally gropes a girl’s chest, ass, or some other private body part. The main selling point is the character reactions as some characters tends to overreact more than others (I’m looking at you, Sagiri, Yuuna, and Chisaki) There’s a lot of suggestive camera angles on the female characters so be ready for that too. While the technical quality of the show isn’t anything spectacular, it definitely leaves little to the imagination when it comes to that fan service.
It’s a harem. It has fan service. It’s sexy. There are probably countless other words to describe Yuragi-sou no Yuuna but it’s pretty much you’d expect. There’s nothing really unique about it with its harem cast and daily shenanigans. I can say honestly that fan service can be sold well to an audience when it has a clear mission in mind. For this particular anime, they completed that mission.
KANLen09
Well, well, lookie what we have here. "It's the seasonal trash of harem and ecchi that has dawned on us again once in awhile!" I beg to differ, because of what this show has been, it was a time waster but yet did find a fairly good time watching this overall. Story (just for contextual reasons as it serves very little meaning thereafter): Kogarashi Fuyuzora, our male harem MC, has had quite the life: He's a qualified spirit medium, trained from young to harness the ability to see, discern and exterminate evil spirits. However, his background is anything but noteworthy as he is poor and homeless, andis searching for a place to reside in.
Enter in the "haunted" Yuragi Inn, which he has found in the search for a lodging place, and is cheap due to the inn being haunted by a high school JK whose corpse was laid for as long as it has held. Nevertheless, Fuyuzora settles in and unwittingly does as the former popular inn now houses women of all dimensions (sexy, loli, you name it). Since it has always been his duty to purify ghosts, it is not until his encounter with the ghost, Yuuna Yunohara, changes his life upside-down (and eventually helping her to be purified as a good spirit)! Together with the residing women of Yuragi Inn whom look ordinary from the outside, but with their unique supernatural powers, our male harem MC's life will never ever be the same again!
The story is just to provide the introduction to the main series overall, but what "sets (the story) apart" is with the characters who supports the episodic plots:
Kogarashi Fuyuzora is more than just the dense harem joker, amidst from always falling prey into the seemingly endless amount of insane lewd ecchi moments, he's a solid character that does willingly as his motivation and passion of a spirit medium does, through trained possessed experiences as a child which shapes who he is ar his core.
The residents of Yuragi Inn:
Yuuna Yunohara the titular female ghost, has no recollection about her past existence, but the point through is that for seemingly some reason, her being bound to Yuragi Inn does not forebode well to the inn if it ever wants to receive customers again (who knows?), and therefore attaches herself to Kogarashi in order to find a cure to the bounded curse and be set free.
Sagiri Ameno the demon-slaying ninja, with her sole purpose to venture and fulfill her clan obligliations to eliminate harmful and evil spirits. On the way, her tsundere-ness grows with the non-acceptable lewd and hidden love moments with Fuyuzora, to the point of her imagination running wild.
Yaya Fushigoro the human-cat vessel for the Cat God, she serves the purpose of providing others with her power, while maintaining a dandere look, one that doesn't demand others attention, but yet when needed, she is a force to be reckoned with.
Chitose Nakai the loli-looking girl who's the caretaker of Yuragi Inn, but with a definite twist of luck. That's because her power is manipulating the luck of the people of her choice, but with great power comes great consequences, so her power isn't used much. Other than that, despite her appearances, she is a great caretaker whom cares for everyone.
Nonko Arahabaki the busty crude girl whom isn't afraid to show her affections...at the sight of alcohol, that which stores her power as an oni. Her side job of being an manga author is what she does to maintain her constant supply of alcohol. Always the proactive character, her power is one that must not be undermined.
Other characters:
Koyuzu Shigaraki, a raccoon kid who is capable of shapeshifting into other people, with the help of her leaf charms which by no surprise helps her be covert with her movements, and the overtime settlement at Yuragi Inn helps her coincide better with the girls and Fuyuzora.
Chisaki Miyazaki, the oh-so-dull high school classmate, with the usual troupe of being popular for the most aestethical of traits, which is beauty. Similar to Sagiri, she is yet another tsundere that is aware of her own existence beside Fuyuzora, constantly having lewd thoughts and unable to maintain her stance (for majority of the time).
Ryuuga Genshiro and Oborou Shinto, the male heir of his own clan and the half-daughter of the Black Dragon God bloodline. Mostly for filler (the manga covered a bit more), both characters won't stop at nothing to realize their ambitions, with Oboru subsequently moves to Yuragi Inn in the hopes of harbouring a child through Fuyuzora, and in the midst, you;ve guessed it once again, like Sagiri and Chisaki, another girl vying for Fuyuzora's naive attention.
You'd think that the whole host of characters are what defined the overall series, and you'd be right to say that, because this show is entirely subserviant to the growth of the many characters, and for a sense, they all work their parts well.
Xebec's production values are good to say the least since it's a harem rom-com series, and they don't have to take a lot of considerations and liberties with the source material (decent but good manga adaptation). Both the art and animation are neither striking nor noteworthy, but for what's presented here overall, I'll take it anyday. The character models are definitely unique and props to the character designers as they stand out and it's easy to discern the character traits. Overall, an easy-to-the-eye production with good art and animation that doesn't make you cringe a lot.
The music is one that gives off the Slice-of-Life feels, yet it doesn't force you to grow on it much. Luna Haruna's OP definitely gives off that vibe, that it's a series that just explains its insane cheesy traits and it's good. Same with the ED by Yuuna, Sagiri and Chisaki, which supports the claim that whatever this anime wants it to be, "Lets-a-go!" with it. A good mix of genres I must say.
If you're not a fan of trashy ecchi, I would ask you to turn away at this moment. What's not to love about ecchi series such as this one, while it takes your time away by watching and insulting trash, it certainly doesn't disappoint if you're one that doesn't take everything here seriously, and honestly it's just a good time overall. I'd recommend this to diehard ecchi fans who just can't be milked enough from the genre.
literaturenerd
It’s become a cliché at this point to say just how powerful nostalgia is, but it’s all true. Once you get into your 30s, 40s, and beyond, you start to feel this longing for the things of your youth. Not just the most beloved things, but anything from your youth. My fellow boomers and I will dance to shit we HATED back in the 90s just because it’s from the 90s. Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs will set off an explosion of nostalgia for anyone who grew up watching shitty harem anime. This was made in 2018 but feels exactly like something that wouldhave come out in 2001. The Yuuna manga ran in Shonen Jump from 2016-2020 and really wanted to pay homage to the romcom mangaka of the past like Rumiko Takahashi and Ken Akamatsu. To be fair to Yuuna’s author, Tadahiro Miura, that’s exactly what this feels like. If you were to tell me that Ken and Rumiko met on vacation somewhere and made the first few chapters of this manga together, I would genuinely believe it!
This is the story of a young man with spiritual powers named Kogarashi, who spent his childhood constantly getting possessed by ghosts. After the ghost of a failed day trader possessed him and made him go into crippling debt, he went into the countryside to find a Buddhist monk and master his psychic powers. After a few years of grueling training, Kogarashi is now a master exorcist and is OP as FUCK. When he hears about a haunted inn offering a room for dirt cheap, the utterly destitute Kogarashi shows up thinking it will be a quick exorcism and a peaceful life. Instead, the inn is home to a sexy ghost girl named Yuuna and a whole harem of supernatural babes.
Unfortunately for this anime, audience tastes often change over time. The same show that would have sold 2 million DVDs and been a smash hit in 2001 was met with utter disdain in 2018. Funimation passed on it. Sentai passed. Aniplex got roped into licensing it, but then they just sat on the license and never released a dub or DVD/Bluray. Allegedly, this was after test audiences despised it. I can definitely see why Zoomers would hate this anime. This isn’t a “cool” ecchi like Mushoku where you can tell people you’re just into the magic system and the world building. This is the cringeworthy shit that your weird uncle that watches anime jerked off to 20 years ago. This is “guy slips on a banana peel and accidentally a grabs a boob” humor. In fact, there are SOO many scenes like that in Yuuna that it somehow becomes funny again! The fanservice in this show is relentless. Kogarashi is accidentally getting his face shoved into tits, ass, or vagina for what often feels like 30% of the runtime. It’s fucking insane! Despite all of this, I actually still loved this anime! Don’t worry, I’ll explain myself.
So, what studio would put THIS amount of ass and titties in their anime? If you guessed Xebec, congratulations! You win a free trip to horny jail! This was one of the very last series that Xebec made before closing their doors forever. A fate that they shared around the same time as their longtime rival Studio Arms. Xebec burst onto the scene with the Love Hina anime and their entire history was mostly harem anime. These horny bastards did To Love-Ru, Shuffle, MM, Ladies Vs Butlers, Keijo, Mnemosyne, and a dozen others. This was their swansong and by God they wanted to go out showing as many titties as humanly possible. You know that really famous scene from Cinema Paradiso? The old film projectionist before he dies splices together all of the hundreds of romantic kiss scenes that the village priest forced him to cut out and it forms this beautiful compilation that represents his love for cinema and his life devoted to film. Well Yuuna is basically like that…only with titties. Xebec put in every single titty shot that they held back on in Shuffle and Love Hina and everything that came before. It is simply ludicrous how many titty shots are in this anime. I think you see every female character topless like 3 times every episode. This has to be the world record for a non-hentai anime. Interspecies Reviewers only has like maybe 1/4th as many titties as this show. Obviously watch the uncut version. Otherwise, what are you doing with your life?
So why do I like this piece of shit? Firstly, a lot of the humor when not resorting to “oops I grabbed a booby” is actually funny. I was shocked that it managed to deliver so many genuinely clever gags. In one of my favorite episodes, Kogarashi is concerned about Yuuna’s lingering regret that’s keeping her bound to the Earth as a spirit. So, he takes her to an exclusive couple’s resort to try make her happy. He does this without thinking about the fact that nobody else can see her and everyone is going to think he’s just some loser who is SO lonely that he’s gone insane. The shenanigans that follow are quite hilarious. Part of what makes the humor work is that Kogarashi and Yuuna are actually likeable characters and their romantic chemistry together is sincerely good! As in better than 85% of romcom anime main couples. The side characters definitely borrow heavily from Love Hina and Ranma, but they manage to work. The cast has really solid comedic synergy and it makes every scene of them hanging out together enjoyable! Like their previous work on Shuffle, Xebec managed to squeeze in these really sweet moments that catch you completely off-guard because you’re just expecting some dumpster fire ecchi show. What is THIS? The anime that just showed me 300 mammaries in the last 15 minutes is actually making me feel things?
So how does Yuuna compare to modern ecchi? I’m going to be honest here. Yuuna just beats the dog shit out of most modern ecchi anime. It’s not a fucking isekai. It’s not pretending to be better than what it actually is. Kogarashi isn’t just a “nice guy” who wants to help everyone around him with no ulterior motives. He’s much more than that. He’s also assertive, strong, and frankly admirable in his moral convictions. One girl desperately wants his seed because he’s super powerful and she will throw herself naked at him. He’ll calmly put her clothes back on and tell her that he’s only interested in doing that with the woman he loves. No nosebleed freak outs. No judgment. Just outright stating his feelings. Compared to most ecchi leads, Kogarashi is a fucking GigaChad. However, he also avoids being wish fulfillment bullshit. Kogarashi is not supposed to be us. He is an idealized positive example for young men to try living up to in the classic shonen sense. So many modern ecchi instead give us this lonely otaku who is “Just like me” but then he gains this power and starts desperately making up for all the ass he wasn’t getting in high school. Stories that mostly appeal to bitter, angry, single men in their 20s and 30s. That evolutionary tree within the ecchi family can pretty much directly be blamed on Rance, which led to Mushoku, which led to Shield Hero, Overlord, Redo of Healer, and SOO many others. I’m absolutely thrilled to see something that sprouted from the grandma Rumiko tree again. I’m sick to death of Rance and his offspring. Also, Yuuna is astoundingly wholesome compared to Higehiro, Domestic Girlfriend, Rent-A-Girlfriend, let alone anything from the Rance Family. The show with 500 boobies an episode is crushing modern ecchi in wholesomeness. That’s honestly very sad but it’s true.
In conclusion, this absolutely should have received a dub and physical release in the US. If it really was a test audience that convinced Aniplex to do Yuuna dirty like that, I have something to say to them. In the immortal words of Michael Jordan, “Fuck them kids!” Yuuna frankly deserved WAY more love than it got back in 2018. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a masterpiece or anything. It is still kind of bad in some regards. Some of the running jokes do get a bit stale. The full-frontal nudity unfortunately extends to the 13-year-old innkeeper. Why Xebec? Why would you do this? The anime also left on a cliffhanger regarding Yuuna’s forgotten past that will never be resolved in anime form. The manga eventually answered all the questions, but this anime sure isn’t getting a second season. Yuuna does have some problems. However, this trashy ecchi is also worth your time. It’s only 12 episodes and it’s pretty damn enjoyable. I have to recommend this one.
PyraXadon
Dear god I would have so much money if I had a quarter for every time this series did the lucky pervert trope. We would literally be down half a show in that case. Story: Yuragi no Yuuna focuses on the story of Fuyuzora Kogarashi, an exorcist whose preferred (and only) method of cleansing evil spirits is through the use of his fists. Now moved to a new town with the prospect of getting through his high school life normally, he finds himself living in the Yuragi inn, a bathhouse turned boarding house filled with supernatural women, of various kinds, tropes, and (as apparent with this show'scontent), chest sizes.
As your run of the mill ecchi harem supernatural story (this is a surprisingly common genre despite the number of adjectives), Yuragi no Yuuna is a series without any shame when it comes to flaunting its wide assortment of supernatural women, doing the classic lucky pervert trope at any instance it can while systematically having our main protagonist conquer almost every existing female in the show one at a time through happenstance, or by virtue of him always being there to act as the hero and saving the featured girl of the episode/showing them his good side.
And that's about it. Being so focused on fanservice, hardly any other aspects of the series have any notable presence, and we're unfortunately left with a show that can only stand because of that feature. It gets to the point that the punchline for any given episode IS the fact that Kogarashi either accidentally sees/fondles/looks away from the naked body of the show's female characters, and the A or B plot of the show is devoted to that final moment. The series is so baseless and devoid of plot the further you get that unless you're really needing a fix on ecchi, there's no reason for you to watch this. There are a few major arcs that do happen in the middle of it, but even then the punchline is still something sexual or related to something perverted.
Overview:
+/- Ecchi (for you ecchi fans)
- Not much else
Characters:
Fuyuzora Kogarashi is our resident male harem protagonist this time around, boasting an upbeat attitude for a (hopefully) successful highschool life after surviving years of being possessed by various spirits and finally learning how to kick their ass so they don't bother him anymore. His trait of chivalry and protecting girls is what nets him the ladies, and the two common things you'll see him do is either: give an ass-beating to whoever is threatening him or his friends at the time using a convenient skill he picked up from one of the ghosts that were haunting him, or beat an ass cause he's ended up in a situation where he is either accidentally touching or tasting the privates of one of the girl's resident female characters. Though more to him than most harem protags, there's not much else to explain.
The rest of the cast for the most part falls into the same spectrum of being a member of Kogarashi's harem.
Yuuna, being the series's titular character/main girl is a ghost bound to Kogarashi's room, and proceeds to make his life a living hell by freaking out and tossing him out the window any time he accidentally touches where he's not supposed to even though it's clearly her fault that she ended up in that situation in the first place. The point of the series is to try and help her pass on to heaven, but since this show hardly focuses on actual plot, it's nothing more than a backdrop that gets forgotten 2 episodes into the series.
Other girls involve Sagiri, the series's token tsundere threatened by her lack of feminine qualities and Chisaki, the only normal girl in the entire series who gets swept up in all of this and I guess is sort of the 'perfect waifu' trope. Or something like that. (There're a few others, but I'd argue these are the main ones.) These girls are mostly there to act as the bait for ecchi fans, and are usually the ones subjected to the treatment as a result. Most other characters are simply there to act out their predestined tropes, and being honest, have few other reason to be a part of this series otherwise.
Overview:
+/- Pretty much your standard harem cast
Art:
Produced by Xebec, the company responsible for To Love Ru and Keijo, it...honestly makes sense for them to be responsible for this series. With bright colors with an almost glossy look to it, Yuragi no Yunna is a visually 'cute' and 'moe' series given common features such as round eyes and shapely bodies on its primarily female cast.
But that's the boring stuff. For ecchi, the series really tests the limit of what is allowed on television, using massive beams of light to cover up what's only allowed on the blu-ray, going so far as to devote entire scenes to accidental skinship and the comedic turmoil that comes with trying to get out of it. Expect this often because it's nigh inescapable given how this show has nothing else otherwise to entertain its audience.
Overview:
+ Bright, colorful art
+/- A...lot of fanservice. A lot. Excessive really.
Sound:
Luna Haruna's "Momoiro Typhoon" is an upbeat song meant to sound cute in order to exemplify the typically upbeat and comedic atmosphere the show exhibits. Personally I think it's alright. Nothing too memorable about it aside from the hot spring sounds that're sprinkled throughout the song to remind you that the show is set in a bathhouse. Similarly, the show's ED "Happen", sung by the seiyuus of the Yuuna, Sagiri, and Chisaki (basically the entire harem) is a seiyuu song meant to have less energy compared to its OP sister. I find it pretty unmemorable too, so there's not really much else to say.
Personal Enjoyment:
Having heard of Yuragi no Yuuna prior to the anime's release, I was rather unsure what I was going to find myself in, given how it was a series that was apparently pretty popular yet I had never really heard of it being talked about. Having watched the show...now I know why the series is popular to begin with.
I'll be honest, this was a pretty bland watch. The show is so devoid of any kind of actual content due to the fact that more than half of the available runtime is used for gag chapters and/or lucky pervert situations that run for WAY too long that after the halfway part, I really stopped caring about what was going on. Constantly shouting "It's not his fault!" at every accusation towards Kogarashi was just wasting my breath, and choosing to pander to the lowest common denominator really didn't do it any favors.
Honestly, I would just say skip this. If the show spent any amount of considerable time of making the plot of helping Yunna get to heaven a reasonable part of the series, then I would at least give it that for intrigue reasons, but since it doesn't and instead chooses to show us her tits for the fifth time in the same episode, this one is worth a pass.
Parhoper
Тупейшее аниме, но местами я даже посмеялся от глупости.. если совсем скучно и вы аутисты, то можно глянуть. Сначала я уже после первых секунд хотел дропнуть так как одни сиськи, но потом если к ним привыкнуть, то даже можно что-то позитивное найти. Например как гг учит целомудрию :)00 Он сказал красивую фразу:"сексом заниматься должны обоюдно влюбленные".:) ЧЕСТНО, уже не знаю что и написать, но mAL требует намного больше слов, потому я сейчас просто спамлю считайте. О, знаю, переведу эти слова на английский через транслейнт:) sorry guys. this is google translate The dumbest anime, but in some places I even laughed out of stupidity .. ifit's completely boring and you are autistic, then you can look. I wanted to drop it as some boobs, but if you get used to them later, you can even find something positive. For example, he said a beautiful phrase: "to have sex with mutually in love". :) HONESTLY, I don't know what to write anymore, but mAL requires a lot more words, because now I just have to read the spam.
Мал никак не может пропустить ревизию))) переведу еще на немецкий
Der dümmste Anime, aber an manchen Stellen habe ich sogar vor Dummheit gelacht.. wenn es total langweilig ist und du Autist bist, dann kannst du schauen. Ich wollte es als einige Brüste fallen lassen, aber wenn man sich später daran gewöhnt, kann man sogar etwas Positives finden. Er hat zum Beispiel einen schönen Satz gesagt: „Sex mit Verliebten zu haben.“ :) EHRLICH, ich weiß nicht mehr was ich schreiben soll, aber mAL erfordert noch viel mehr Worte, denn jetzt muss ich nur noch den Spam lesen .
_Hentai_Prince_
*Might Contain some spoiler* The starting of anime was good, as this anime is kind of unique who contain a harem genre as for a ghost anime :D the story takes place where a ghost girls name yuuna lives in hot spring inn and the guy name kogarashi Fuyuzora came to that inn bcz the rent of the room was cheap, reason bcz that room is belong to the ghost yuuna who died in that inn. and that why he meets the yuuna and promise her to solve her problem of wondering as ghost but the main problem is that yuuna doesnt remember anything about when shewas alive. and here the story and anime events starts to find the reason of her wondering.
well as for stating a new story the anime was good no problem in that. everything started really good meeting ,then to know each other.
Story :
well as these episodes were just the starting so as in my view they didnt contain much of story, it was just like explanation of ghost and supernatural things and how kogarashi solved them.
yup there were some events, ero scenes ;p , and happy things were there and dont forget to mention a ghost girl in harem :D
as for counting this all i think this is the best score i cant give it right now..
8/10
Art :
well yup the art is really good in this anime and animation and the other things too.
and i really like the art, how explain but it was kind of clear, clean. well you will understand when you see the anime what i mean by clear and clean, its kind of smooth. well that is clear that this anime's art is really good and kawaii and ya don't forget the ero scenes ;p
every morning with something ero ero, hands and legs here and there and sometime between or
sometime on something (you know what mean with somehthing = oppai and panties XD)
10/10
Sound :
for sounds nothing found anything bad about it, the OP is really good its music and sounds are enjoyable and as for ED the music and sounds give kind of refreshing feeling. and as for anime and character voice were really good thanks to voice actors.
9/10
Character :
now for character well there were not so many character in this anime and but ya every character in this anime gave enjoyment so even if there were less characters in this anime i really enjoyed the anime. and we might will see more of them in next season :D (if they announce the 2nd season)
9/10
Enjoyment :
i really enjoyed this anime,why bcz every morning start with getting thrown in water or somewhere by yuuna's poltergeist :D and ya don't forget to mention the ero scenes in morning and sometime in bath time and at other places too XD , the harem story is going well and comedy part is also good laughed so much :D
10/10
Overall :
dont know what to write here bcz until i reach this part nothing is left to mention, so as for overall part i really enjoyed this anime.. looking forward for 2nd season.
9/10
and in the end thank you for the bringing this comedy harem i really enjoyed this one so looking forward for the 2nd season. i hope the next season give us more amazing stuff then season 1 (you what i mean XD)
tlato_but
Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san is your typical ecchi harem romance that airs ocasionally in your typical anime season. Except that fails in the third component of the "ecchi harem romance" and especially in the supernatural segments. Go with caution as there'll be some spoilers. Story (4/10): Fuyuzora Kogarashi is a spirit medium that got broke and found a mysterious dorm called the Yuragi-sou (Yuragi Inn) where it says it's haunted by the ghost of a girl named Yuuna Yunohana. There is also a bunch of strange inhabitants like the ninja Sagiri Ameno, innkeeper Chitose Nakai that can manipulate one's fortune, Nonko Aharabaki, an ultra drunk well endowed mangaka,and much more.
The plot is to help Ms. Yuuna Yunohara to find her personal lingering regret with the help of our main character Fuyuzora Kogarashi (read with Sagiri Ameno's voice), except that everything happens but the actual finding of Yuuna's lingering regret.
Normally, in an ecchi harem romance anime, I usually expect a bunch of "accidental" boob grabbing, nice panties shots, funny deredere reactions from the girls and the harem male lead, and some intimate moments. In the last part is where Yuragi-sou fails a lot, very few moments of romantic moments, except the punctual situations of the Yuuna-Fuyuzora Kogarashi date in a hot spring and the Sagiri love poisoned segment.
The two "arcs" that have a certain relevance with the supernatural beings are the Black Dragon God arc where Fuyuzora Kogarashi with Sagiri and Koyuzu go on a mission to rescue Yuuna; and the final arc of the season where there is a couple in torment because of an accident of the boyfriend, wihich Fuyuzora Kogarashi and Yuuna help them to leave this world in peace.
The worst part is that we have very few of the "supernatural" parts which I think they could have made wonders for Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san, rather it's much more focused on the comedy aspect with a blend with slice-of-boob-life moments. I don't expect a High School DxD or a Zero no Tsukaima every season, but if you don't wanna consider the supernatural element of here, please make this anime more slice-of-lifey.
While I suggest you to wait for the uncensored version as you'll enjoy better this ecchi harem romance anime in its full "glory", you should also go here with the mentality to just watch tits and ass and boob grabbings, nothing else.
Art (6/10):
Nothing too much impressive for a low budget ecchi harem romance anime, all girls check my expectations for a ecchi harem romance series with all the physical attractiveness possible forms, from the very well endowed Nonko to the lolis Koyuzu and Chitose, not forgetting the middle of the roads Sagiri, Yuuna and Chisaki.
Animation looks quite acceptable and the backgrounds are relatively decent to not put you off in any moment.
Sound (5/10):
The soundtrack is nothing otherworldly, but nothing disappointing, it compliments the relative mediocrity of Yuragi-sou. The OP and ED are quite unremarkable and never entertaining to the point to not google it to hear the full version, which I generally do with at least one of the themes.
Characters (7/10):
Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs has a very amicable and nice cast that surprised me why the rest of the series doesn't give more supernatural feelings, considering the nature of a 70% of the characters featured here:
Our main character Fuyuzora Kogarashi is a very strong medium that has helped several ghost in pain to ascend to Heaven. Now wanting to enjoy a normal life, changes school struck with Yuuna, he plateaus quite a lot and starts to enjoy the life in the Yuragi Inn, which is quite understandable with the all hot bishis there.
Yuuna Yunohara is the ghost of a bound girl who was found dead in the Yuragi-sou, her poltergeist talent is quite strongs that activaces mainly because Fuyuzora Kogarashi keeps touching her unconsciously and then she throws her to the water. Yuuna never knows what happened before her dead and has amnesia.
Sagiri Ameno is a cold blooded ninja that trains consistently and in typical tsundere fashion, she occults all her feelings to Fuyuzora Kogarashi, even when love-poisoned, she manages to keep some of her cool aura around her.
Chisaki Miyazawa is classical hottest girl in high school that doesn't believe in spiritual things, but by encountering Fuyuzora Kogarashi, she starts to feel something for him and gets to know better the rest of the girls of the Yuragi-sou, even the unseen Yuuna.
Of the rest of the cast, the most importants are the well endowed drunkie Nonko Aharabaki, the feline Yaya Fugishiro, the lolis Chitose Nakai and Koyuzu Shigaraki, and the ex servant of the Black Dragon Lord Oboro Shintou, who in classical Xenovia fashion, she wants the genes of Fuyozora Kogarashi.
Enjoyment (5/10):
Of course as a man of culture who appreciates their ecchi harem romance anime will sure enjoy quite a lot of the series as they tick all the necessary ingredients to enjoy this kind of series. However, don't expect much more in here, as the supernatural part here is quite mediocre and the romance is reduced to minimal situations.
As a final comment, I'll be surely waiting the uncensored version to have better pleasant visuals of the hot bishis of here, and a possible new season, hoping that in there we can have much more supernatural elements to enhace this cute ecchi harem romance anime.
Final Score: 5/10. It's very improvable show, but was quite bad executed.
Shingster
Please note this review is intended to be ready by those that have finished watching Yuragi and while care has been taken to minimize story related spoilers there may still be spoilers within character analysis. You have been warned. Based off a popular manga of the same name Yuragi Sou no Yuuna san better known as Yuuna and the hot springs inn is a supernatural romantic comedy that also includes elements of Ecchi within it that gives us the opportunity to see what will happen if a spirit medium that despite being born with the rare ability to see and interact with spirits encountersenough misfortune that can sink a battleship were to be introduced to a seemly cheap boarding house called Yuragi manor that’s available for him to rent. What's the catch you may ask. Well the inn you see is haunted by a beautiful girl called Yuuna that coincidently lives in the room that you chose to rent.
Romantic comedy’s like Yuragi aren’t anything that’s rare within the industry given how easy it is to create them but inserting not just ghosts but also various types of supernatural creatures like Oni’s, Cat gods, Zashiki Warashi, Tanuki’s and demon slaying ninja’s is something that’s not just unusual but also quite wacky as well something that I felt this series was aiming for all along. The first episode of the series I felt was an interesting one that did a good job of introducing both the main character Koga and his profession and skills as a spirit medium and the titular character of Yuuna and made enough of an impression on me that I decided to watch the series to the very end.
Taking place within the modern day Yuuna and the hot springs inn is largely set within the titular boarding house and the town Yukemuri town that it inhabits. The boarding house which was formerly a famous hot springs inn that was relatively famous within the local area had shown a steep decline in visitors due to the number of increasing supernatural incidents that had started to take place within the inn. The overall story of the series follows the life of Kogarashi Fuzuyora a 16-year-old teenager who as a result of being born with the rare ability to not just see and interact with spirits but be able to be possessed by them has found his life to be one that consists of nothing but misfortune. So bad in fact that despite being a high school freshman Koga still hasn’t managed to secure a place to lodge yet even as his first day is edging ever closer. However, one day after banishing a particularly pesky spirit Koga hears of a boarding house that doesn’t just have a free room but also one that’s unbelievably cheap as well. Despite the seemingly sketchy nature of the boarding house in question Koga glad only that he had a place to stay thought none of it and decided to take up the offer. But never did Koga expect to find himself sharing his room with a beautiful teenage ghost that has amnesia but also finds himself living with a host of beautiful girls that inhabit the boarding house that are anything but human.
But as Koga gets over the initial shock and begins to settle into both the boarding house and into the life of a high school student Koga starts to realize that while Yuuna and the members of the boarding house may not be your average housemates each of them despite being powerful and unique individuals of their own right have their own fears, insecurities and aspirations that constrain them things that Koga himself knows and understands all too well.
As Koga starts to gradually bond with the house’s inhabitants and help them overcome their problems Koga not just gains something that’s been lacking in his life due to his unique skill set which is that of friendship but also come to realize that despite not being full humans the inhabitants of the boarding house can be just as kind, thoughtful and helpful as they are and that their unique skill sets can become unexpectedly handy when the human’s come under threat from the many malevolent and wacky opponents that start to show up. Joining Koga in this comedy filled adventure are a host of characters that include the friendly but overactive Yuuna, the kind and honest Chisaki and the sharp-tongued but unexpectedly insecure Sagiri.
Kogarashi
Kogarashi voiced by veteran voice actor Yuuki Ono of Food Wars and Strike the Blood fame is one of the main characters of the series and is the main protagonist of the series. A 16-year-old high school freshman and a rare example of a psychic user that cannot just see and interact with spirits but also be able to banish them with his fist Kogarashi in the beginning of the series was shown to be a kind, caring and honest person that while homeless and poor in the beginning did not let this affect his outlook on life. A friendly, intelligent and joking person by nature Koga while unused to having friends at the beginning of the due to the side effects his abilities give him was shown to someone that was not just able to forge friendships easily but also someone that was noted to be very loyal to them and willing to do his utmost to help them overcome their problems no matter what problems it is. Unlike most psychic users that are able to interact with spirits Kogarashi is someone that can be said to be more open-minded than most as he prefers to judge spirits based on their actions rather than on their physical appearance and as a result prefers to first get to know the spirits as individuals and understand them rather than say banish them on sight as most other psychic users would have. This within the series is shown in how Kogarashi met and interacted with Yuuna and how he handled the demon that showed up during the seaside trip that his class went on. While someone that is seen to dislike the more militant aspects of psychic mediums Kogaraishi is shown to be someone that’s not afraid of using physical force if it meant that it can help protect his friends from harm. Despite the seemingly questionable nature of his role as a psychic Kogarashi is seen to be someone that’s proud of his abilities despite the great misfortune that this had subjected to his life too which is shown in his willingness to reveal his job to others and offering to use his skills to help those that are in need despite the ridicule that Kogarashi knows would result.
As the series goes on and more of Kogarashi’s personality is revealed his personality gradually starts to change. While shown to be someone that had been blessed with the rather unusual ability of not just being a psychic user but also being one that was born with the ability to be a spirit medium it can be seen that Kogaraishi did not view this blessed ability with anything approaching joy. While happy that his ability enables him to be able to not just interact with spirits but also banish those that are shown to be of a visible danger to humans it can be seen that this ability is something of a double-edged sword to him as while useful it also had the rather unfortunate side effect of making Kogarashi’s life a literal hell as his status of a spirit medium meant that Kogaraishi often ended being possessed by various spirits whose vastly differing personalities caused him to undertake many actions that had the effect of causing him to be marked by society as a weirdo and ensured that Kogarashi had few of any friends prior to his arrival at the inn.
However, while making his life hell its interesting to see that this past of his also created something of a silver lining for each of the spirits that possessed him despite leaving his body left behind the many innate skills that they had attained when they were alive skills that not just varied but also proved to be extremely useful to Kogarashi within the series as he protected his friends. The number and variety of skills that Kogarashi had as a result of the spirits I felt were interesting and impressive and I felt more than made up for his past. While shown to be a friendly person and someone that made his decision after giving it much thought it can be seen that this attitude of his changes when he sees his friends lives at stake and indeed in this state it can be seen that Kogarashi actually loses his calm and laid back attitude and instead adopt one that’s not just determined but also willing to fight hard to save and protect them even if it meant that do some questionable things like storm a palace almost single handily which is best shown in his rescue of Yuuna from the dragon gods palace.
The character of Kogarashi I felt was an interesting character that was both well designed and developed with his evolution from a quiet, friendly and laid-back person to one that was determined to make actual friends and protect them from harm with his unique abilities being especially well done. Given the hell that his abilities caused him I'm actually quite surprised that Koga not only resisted the urge to resent his powers but instead realize how useful it can be if it was used to calm and befriend spirits which is another thing that I admired about Kogarashi’s character. I felt that his voice actor Yuuki Ono did an excellent job of portraying the character of Kogarashi.
Yuuna
Yuuna voiced by new seiyuu Miyuri Shimabukuro is one of the main characters of the series and is one of Koga’s friends within the series. A ghost girl that Koga encounters early in the series after unknowingly renting the room that served as her home within the boarding house and thus making Yuuna his roommate. A curious, nervous but polite ghost Yuuna despite being a ghost is someone that comes off as something that’s different to what most people imagine ghosts to be as Yuuna far from being malevolent is actually someone that’s innocent, friendly and kind. As a result of both the fact that she’s a ghost and the fact that the boarding house that she calls her home has seen a massive decline in tenants Yuuna in the beginning of the series can be seen to be someone that was relatively lonely as she lacked any real opportunities to make any new friends. As a result of this upon meeting Koga Yuuna was seen to have become overjoyed at the thought that she will be able to forge a new friendship with someone new and as a result was able to forge an immediate friendship with Koga. This immediate bond of friendship that Yuuna forges with Koga was aided greatly by the fact that Koga was different to the other tenants of the inn in that while he was human he also had the unique ability to not only see and interact with spirits but also by the fact that he treats them with respect rather than simply banish them like many of their kind would. This curiosity to Koga and the fact that he defended her from an attack served to form a strong bond between the two that only grew stronger as the series went on. While a friendly and curious ghost that was seemingly carefree it can be seen that Yuuna was someone that was quite perceptive and was shown to be conscious of Koga’s attempts to help her attain her wish something that was both heartening to her and at the same time scary to her due to her inner conflicts that only increased as the series went on.
Despite being a ghost, it can be seen that Yuuna still has a surprisingly number of things that and places that she wants to be able to do and see with some of them being quite normal like being able to go to school and going on a school trip with others and others being rather unique like having a sleepover and trading secrets with her fellow girls. This I felt was interesting as fulfilling these wishes for her actually allowed Koga and the others the opportunity to give Yuuna the school life that she wasn’t able to have due to her early demise.
As the series goes on and as Yuuna gets to not just encounter and befriend Koga but also meet many other people her personality gradually starts to change. At the beginning of the series while initially wary of Koga due to his abilities as a psychic this feeling of distrust gradually vanished due to the kindness that was shown to her by him and she became very loyal to Koga acting as both a constant companion to him and a valued friend. This bond with both Koga and the many tenants within the boarding house only served to deepen as the series went on and indeed by the latter points of the series the bonds that Yuuna had managed to forge with Koga and the tenants while allowing her to forge many new friendships also served to make her realize just how important such bonds were and causing her to become much more protective of her friends to the point that she will be willing to use herself as a means to protect them.
While content to simply observe and accompany Koga in his daily activities in the beginning of the series this attitude of Yuuna gradually starts to change as she gets to bear witness to the efforts that Koga puts in to protect those dear to him from harm which had the effect of causing her to realize that unlike him she was clumsy, naïve and would do more harm than good if she tried to help. However rather than let these negative feelings affect her it can be said that this actually had the opposite effect as this prompted her to not just analyze her own strengths and weaknesses but also try to improve her skills and knowledge as she tries to be of better use to Koga. This I felt was interesting as it showed not just her determination to improve herself but also of her determination to be of better use to Koga someone that she grows increasingly fond off as the series goes on.
Chisaki
Chisaki Miyazaki voiced by veteran seiyuu Eri Suzuki of Amanchu and Toji no Miko fame is one of the main support characters of the series and is one of Koga’s classmates and friends within the series. A 16-year-old high school freshman and the class idol within Koga’s class Chisaki from initial impressions were seen to be someone that was kind, honest and understanding of others and while appreciative of the fame and praise that comes from her classmates Chisaki doesn’t let this affect her core personality. Indeed, despite the fame Chisaki rather than being arrogant and prideful as some girls in her position will be is instead someone that’s friendly, honest, considerate and caring to all she meets and ensuring that she has no shortage of friends within the school. While an open minded and kind person by nature Chisaki is also shown to be someone that’s wary of outsiders and is someone that trusts slowly due to the number of people that would like to be her friend and as a result was shown to be quite wary of Koga at the beginning of the series.
Indeed, Chisaki at the beginning like her fellow classmates while curious about Koga’s declaration that he was a psychic and had the ability to interact with spirits thought that it was just another attempt to make himself look more interesting to others. However, this later changed after Chisaki found herself the target of a malicious spirit that forced her to enlist the help of Koga despite the fact that she was still skeptical of his abilities. While the experience of seeing a spirit be not just revealed but convinced to stop their activities was an educational experience for Chisaki the unintended actions of Koga’s tag along spirit Yuuna caused Chisaki to have a rather bad first impression of Koga and saw him as a violent pervert much to Koga’s dismay. However, after seeing the way Koga resolved the situation with the spirit this attitude of her’s gradually starts to change.
As the series goes on and as Chisaki begins to realize that Koga’s abilities weren’t just real but also that unknown to her and the general population creatures other than humans were coexisting with them. While understandably unnerved at this thought it can be seen that rather be frightened of this new revelation Chisaki due to her strong curiosity instead become more interested in this new world that was seemingly hidden from view as well as the various events that happen inside Koga’s world. While developing an intense interest into both the world and into Koga as the series goes on this also extends to Yuuna as well. Unlike most people her age Chisaki while scared of Yuuna at first due to the fact that she was a ghost gradually got over this fear as she interacted with her and realized that far from being a malevolent spirit Yuuna was someone that was very similar to her both in terms of age and life experiences and as a result become fast friends.
This aspect of their bonding with each other within the series I felt was interesting as it proved to be an educational experience for both of them as they both sought to learn about each other and it was quite funny seeing the two converse with each other via messages. The character of Chisaki I felt was an interesting one and one that was developed quite well as the series went on. Her development from someone that while kind and caring was dismissive of things that she couldn’t see to one where she was more open-minded and more willing to believe in not just the abilities of others but also of the fact that in this world beings that she hasn’t seen before can indeed exist I felt was done well. I felt that her seiyuu Eri Suzuki did an excellent job of portraying the character of Chisaki.
Sagiri
Sagiri Ameno voiced by veteran seiyuu Rie Takahashi of Re Zero and Comic Girls fame is one of the main support characters of the series and is one of Koga’s friends within the series. A teenage girl and a Kunoichi of the Chuuma ninja army Sagiri at the beginning of the series was shown to be someone that was cold, direct and sharp-tongued and while a beautiful girl was widely seen as unapproachable by many within the school that she goes due to both her intimidating presence and also because of the fact that she sees all men as enemies due to her upbringing within a single gender school. As a result of this at the beginning of the series it’s perhaps unsurprising to see that Sagiri had a very antagonistic relationship with Koga as she believed that like all men Koga was nothing more than a beast that took advantage of vulnerable woman and as a result was not just protective of her fellow tenants but also showed a intense desire to fillet Koga with her kunai if she sees him do actions that she sees as suspicious which thanks to Yuuna is commonplace within the series.
However, while someone that trusts others slowly and reacts brashly it can be seen that Sagiri is someone that has a firm sense of honor and is someone that both places a lot of trust in promises and someone that adheres to them no matter what kind of promises it was. In line with Sagiri’s firm sense of honor is something that can be seen to be the core of her motivation as both a person and a woman which is her firm sense of justice and her loyalty to the role as a Kunoichi that maintains the peace between the human and spirit realms a role that Sagiri is seen to be very loyal to.
As the series goes on and as Sagiri gets to not just encounter new situations but also meet many people that she never thought she will become friends with Sagiri’s personality gradually starts to change. From the onset of the series, it can be seen that Sagiri while very loyal to her role as a kunoichi of the Chuuma school was someone that actually placed an emphasis on the former and as such placed a higher emphasis on her role as a ninja than that of a woman. This, when combined with the fact that Sagiri was educated in a single gender school, meant that she was both unused to how to converse with boys her age and unaware of the effect that her figure and beauty had on them which had the unfortunate effect of making her dislike boys due to her series of misunderstandings. However, as the series goes on and Sagiri gets to not just partner up with her self-proclaimed enemy Koga but also understand the effects that she has on people this attitude of her’s gradually starts to change. In addition to her attitude towards boys becoming much softer and friendlier this change also had the unusual effect of awakening within Sagiri an inner fear of sorts where Sagiri develops a fear of the fact that she does not look feminine enough despite the fact that she’s seen as one of the most beautiful girls within the school. This act of insecurity only served to expand as a result of seeing the kind of figures that her friend Chisaki and her housemate Nonko had and awakened within Sagiri a strong desire to try and change herself physically by adopting a new change in wardrobe.
This inner struggle of Sagiri’s I felt was interesting as it while it did a great job of contrasting between her default direct and brash personality it also showed an obvious character development of her that came about as a result of not bonding with Koga but also realizing that so far in life she has been keeping an unnecessary distance between people of other genders. While shown to be very loyal to her duties and her ninja school in the beginning as the series goes on and as Sagiri gradually starts to realize just how valuable friendship can be to her this loyalty is supplemented by her loyalty to her friends and indeed it can be seen that at this point Sagiri is willing to act against the interests of her duties if it meant that she can save her friends from a nasty situation a decision that the Sagiri of the past would have scoffed at which is best shown in the attempted rescue mission that she enacted to save Yuuna from the dragon god.
The character of Sagiri I felt was an interesting one that was both well designed and developed with her development from a cold, blunt and sharp-tongued girl that treated all men with suspicion to one that was not just friendlier but also more understanding of others feelings being especially well done. I felt that Sagiri’s development of the inner insecurity within her and her quest to become more feminine was used really well within the series to show not just her gradual realization of how attractive her figure was to others but also to indicate her growing feelings towards Koga. I felt that her seiyuu Rie Takahashi really did an excellent job at portraying the character of Sagiri.
AMV
In terms of animation, I felt that the character designs for the series were pretty well done with the characters designs doing a good job of reflecting the type of species that their true self was and the types of traits that they possessed. A good example of this within the series was Yaya’s default behavior and Nakai’s guise as an inn master that had dual personalities that differed from each other. Settings wise I thought the series made great use of a variety of terrain that did a great job of showing the kind of locations that can exist within the world. Of this, I felt that the dragon palace which was the home of the dragon god Genshiro was perhaps my favorite. While combat within the series wasn’t especially common given Koga’s determination to use diplomacy first and violence second I thought that the few fights that were within the series were well done with Koga and Sagiri’s fight with the stripping monster and the brief fight between Koga and Genshiro being notable ones.
In terms of music, I felt that the series OST did a great job of providing an effective soundtrack to the many wacky moments within the series. The series opening and ending themes which were Momoiro Typhoon that was sung by veteran singer Luna Haruna and Happen Kogarashi Ni Fukarete which was sung by Miyuri Shimabukuro, Eri Suzuki and Rie Takahashi in the guise of their characters I felt were both fun and catchy songs. In terms of voice acting, I felt that the voice cast did an excellent job at portraying their assigned characters whether they were main characters or supporting ones. In particular, I felt that Yuuki Ono, Miyuri Shimabukuro, Eri Suzuki, and Rie Takahashi all did an excellent job of portraying the characters of Kogarashi, Yuuna, Chisaki and Sagiri respectively. In addition, while I didn’t cover them within this review, I felt that Yui Ogura, Ai Kakuma, Sayaka Harada , Mikako Komatsu and Yoshimasa Hosoya all did an excellent job at portraying the supporting cast of Yaya, Nonko, Nakai, Oboro and Genshiro respectively.
Overall conclusion
Overall Yuragi Sou no Yuuna san was an anime that I really enjoyed with its main strong points being its interesting premise, story, interesting characters, strong voice acting and its inclusion of fantasy creatures and supernatural elements into a typical school harem story. While the inclusion of supernatural elements like Yuuna and fantasy creatures like Oni’s, cat god vessels and Zashiki Warashi within the series was a welcome change from what we usually see within harem animes I felt these weren’t really used that well within the series due to their lack of character development which I felt was a shame. This was in contrast to the development that was given to the human characters of Sagiri and Chisaki who within the series I felt was developed pretty well with Sagiri, in particular, changing the most compared to how she was at the start of the series. The overall story of the series while funny wacky and featuring plenty of good examples of clothes shredding scenes I felt was too predictable and genetic and added little to make it stand out when compared to others within the genre. However, despite this, the story was not without its funny moments and these served to provide a great deal of entertainment to me as I watched the story unfold.
Overall I felt that if Yuragi was given much better character development and some more unique scenarios that made use of the fantasy creatures then perhaps it might be more entertaining but as it is if you want an anime that’s funny, simple and ones that features plenty of clothes shredding moments then you should give Yuragi a try. As a final score, I would say Yuragi deserves a final score of 7/10.
Wolfhaunter
History 8/10 The story was good, at least I had never seen the mixture of powers, spirits, monsters, Harem, ecchi, romance, and comedy work as well, as was the case of this anime. Well, the anime tells about Kogarashi (a badass human) and Yuuna (a free spirit) who have just met. After the protagonist went bankrupt because of the spirits that controlled him, and spend a lot of time training to improve his strength is etc... He went to try a new life, with little money, Kogarashi chooses an inn, one that was cheap, and there are indications of a spirit that haunts the place, knowingit, he enjoys to investigate. He goes there, and meets with Yuuna who is a good spirit, with this he cling to her wanting to help her transcend. With that begins the adventure full of their ecchi. Well, I'm not going to go deeper.
Art 7/10
Well, since I don't understand the subject, I thought it was good. The breasts were good... I mean the art of the characters. (͡ ° ͜ʖ ͡ °)
Sound 7/10
It was good, relaxing, nothing to add.
8/10 characters
I liked the characters too much... Their presence does not destroy with history, they are charismatic, of course breasts. (͡ ° ͜ʖ ͡ °)
Overall 8,45/10
Note: This anime is much like my beloved High School DXD (The Oppai king) and Shinmai in the Testament (the human vibrator).
JiangHaoyi1979
Here goes another one of Studio Xebec's pathetic anime, after "To Love Ru." Frankly I really don't have much love for it, cu'z nothing has changed with their brand of anime, and I'd never understand why a lotta people around here got a lotta helpful hits for an anime that basically a "To Love Ru" rip off, everything around here has ecchi and stupid guy getting into alotta trouble with his harem kinda thing, cu'z this was more like a "To Love Ru, Darkness" where the main guy Fuyuzora Kogarashi was a Rito Yuki ripped off, whom just like the latter was just toodamned stupid to even say no to his harem as if he doesn't have the balls at all. Yunohana Yuuna a Lala/Momo ripped off, both love to sleep besides the guy both often get themselves being sexually groupe by the guy and both doesn't seems to do anything to avoid it, Miyazaki Chisaki is a Sajenjin ripped off, who seemly have the same level of personality, Fushiguro, Yaya was certainly the Celine ripped off around here, Ameno Sagiri, well there is no doubt that she was the combination of Nana and Yami all rolled into one, Arahabaki Nonko can be considered as the Ryoko Mikado of To Love Ru who serves as the quintessential MILF around here and Shintou Oboro , well she was more like modified version of Zastine, what about Chitose Nakai? well pretty much she is the Yuki Mikan around here. Now just hoe enjoyable was this anime????? Well I'd say, it kinda look like that I wanna go to Japan seek out original creator Miura Tadahiro and Xebec's studio executives and do what Sanzo of Saiyuki does to Goku when he's pissed, so my ratings:
Story-Pathetic 1: It was a knock off of "To Love Ru" and just like it, it was just PATHETIC to the bone.
Art-Very Good 8: Cu'z it all about panties, boobs, and the guy who touches them girls and just wait a bit when the uncensored version come out.
Sound-Fair 6: I like the opening song, and the rest, I have no comment.
Character-Patchetic 1: Cu'z It was just like watching another version of To Love Ru where the characters where just a ripped off from the said anime.
Enjoyment-Poor 3: Like I've said, I kinda wanna go to Japan and do some Saiyuki stuff like when Sanzo is pisssed off at Goku to the original creator and the studio exec, due to me being pissed off with this thing.
Overall-Patchetic 1: It was just like any other harem anime with ecchi stuffs, not worth anything, so anybody who thinks this should have a season 2 , should ought a________ themselves.
Fakeash
I've watched the whole series ever since it came out. Storyline isn't as well as I thought but it wasn't bad either since it's an Ecchi, Harem series which I think it's worth to watch for those who are into both of those genres that I just mentioned. The art style was pretty okay (based on my opinion) since it doesn't look bad to me but it depends on your opinions as well so it wasn't my option to choose either. The OST in the anime is pretty normal... (based on my opinion, again) But the opening does sound kinda good which is better than the OPfrom the 'Kill Me Baby' franchise. (Let's be honest, No offense)
I like the character design and their Ecchi looking which some of them looked hot and cute, sometimes. (No offense...)
Like I said, I enjoyed the series as much as I do.
Agent_Redacted
I hate harem but I can't overlook the fact that it could put a smile on my face when I feel down. The sheer amount of absurdity in these kind of anime are preposterous. But hey, sometimes a cultured Scientist as I must conduct momentous scientific experiments and researches in order to cultivate and enlighten myself. Despite being spoiled on Youtube many times, this anime was still enjoyable to watch. And despite being a harem, I giggled and laughed, and had a lot of fun watching this show. The concept of "ghost waifu" is still intriguing and I've loved it ever since I watched DuskMaiden. I'm pretty sure that sole reason is the reason why I watched this show and enjoyed everything about it.
Aside from ghost waifu, the Mc is also quite a gentleman despite inevitably having to do perverted things as he was born as a harem Mc. He's also OP, so it's pretty awesome to see OP mc and ghost waifu in the same show. By the time I knew both were present, I already knew that I'm in for more than a treat.
Good harem. I'm not depressed anymore. Recommended to everybody who feels down.
hexashadow13
tl;dr: An anime with great art and animation with a solid cast of characters but whose stories haven't really started moving yet and comedy that while decent gets repetitive. Xebec has from pretty much from it's inception produced various ecchi anime. This really took off with To-Love-Ru, which has by far been the most popular of them, but Xebec have tried to capture that magic with a few other series since then. This feels like another entry in that list. Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san is for the most part a pretty standard harem series with a guy due to various circumstances living with various girls, with the somewhatbut not all that unique twist that most of them are involved with supernatural elements, with the supernatural elements here being related to popular Japanese mythology. It is not a very plot oriented series, wherein while there do seem to be a few overarching plot threads, they're the type of thing that are just there in the background that get nibbled on a bit here and there with progress on them not really feeling like that important of a factor. The focus more so is on smaller stories that are generally resolved in one, or even half an episode. Hence, what carries the story for series like this is it's characters and comedy.
In terms of characters, for the most part they were a really solid bunch. The protagonist is legitimately really cool, wherein while he's an overtly nice guy that's easily flustered regarding girls as seems to be the standard for such protagonists, he is overall really competent in quite a lot of things and quite capable of dealing with any issues that may arise. Unfortunately, that's the type of personality that works best in serious situations and while what was there was pretty good, there weren't that many situations that allowed him to really shine yet. In terms of the various heroines, it felt like it had decent introductions to most of them, in that it showed their personality enough to clearly differentiate them from the others and provided a bit of background on where they're coming from. It really didn't provide enough to make it clear what their character arcs are or where they're going though, so ultimately they didn't feel fleshed out that well. It also felt like relationship development was kind of lacking for the most part. The exception to that was the main heroine Yuuna, who got much more solid development and feels like its more clear where her story was going, though it hasn't really actually really moved much yet. This is especially notable in that the anime starts with an in media res featuring Yuuna that the series never makes it back to.
In terms of comedy, it was reasonably solid, but it started getting kind of repetitive at times in that most of it was simply Kogarashi getting caught up in ecchi situations, with the key word there being simply. Comedy centered entirely around ecchi situations can certainly be enough to carry a series, case in point To-Love-Ru that did something really similar, but there has to be a lot more variety to said situations and how the protagonist gets caught up in them. Here most of the situations felt too similar and it started getting kind of dull. With that said, there was definitely some comedy outside of that limited scope and that was quite good, but it felt like there needed to be either more of that or more variety in other areas.
In terms of pacing it was really solid for the most part. Stories that felt like they should take longer took up an episode or more, while stories that felt like they should be resolved quickly were gotten through in half an episode. There were some strange elements to the structure however, in that the type of story that is usually used in the ending to anime like this where there things get serious for a bit and it actually feels like a climax, was actually in the middle of the series. And what the series actually ended on while a solid enough episode and one that was written as well as it could be as an ending to the season, is still pretty weak of an ending in that it isn't much of an ending but rather the story just stopping at a random point. The anime is following the manga and it wouldn't really be possible to reorder things, nor would it be possible to extend things without worsening the pacing, so it makes sense this occurred, but it does make the ending feel like it lacks the kind of impact an ending, even one just for a season, should.
The art and animation as is generally the case for Xebec series of this nature, is excellent with a great art style. The character designs are also pretty solid all around. The soundtrack is pretty good, though nothing stood out as exceptional. The OP is really catchy, and sounds like old pop from a decade I'm too unfamiliar with older music to properly point out, with solid visuals. The ED has decent music and also has solid visuals.
minqt
Is enjoyable enough but has some glaring issues: 1. Our MC is so OP that the story arcs lose their tension and significance. 2. Extremely high-pitched voice acting for the main heroine Yuuna and the inn-keeper. Caused actual physical pain to my ears. 3. General perception of the supernatural within the world of the show. On one hand, you have the MC mocked for claiming to be a spiritual medium, on the other you have a complete acceptance of floating objects, etc. 4. Characters unable to be fleshed out given a main cast of about 6 characters. I know nearly nothing about the characters that I didn'talready know by the first 3 episodes.
ExaltedSenpai
Our lord and saviour Kogarashi, blessed our eyes with his next level boobies touching and his lewdness. Watching Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san uncensored is a must, so that you can watch the anime without lots of white beams, that would condemn you to eternal sadness. Honestly, this anime contain everything you need, thiccness, boobies, butts, lolis. It has neko, thicc girls, lolis for everybody's different taste. It is the next coming of High schoold DxD. Honestly, bless Xebec for making this anime to bless my eyes and soul. If a show has a near naked lady with a phone in between their breasts, you know itis a well-scripted show, and has the budget to add in the attention to details.
Verdict: 10/10 will cum back to watch again. If you catch my drift. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Dukino
I'll be the first to admit that ecchi harems aren't really my thing. But given this is a Shonen Jump anime, I had to check it out no matter what. Well now that we're at the end of the road with this show I gotta say I'm really glad I gave it a shot. Cause this one is a lot of fun. Made me laugh and smile tons of times. The cast makes this whole thing for me. This group of characters was a ton of fun. Kogarashi is a great lead, he's no pushover really and is a good guy at heart. He caresand that matters a lot to me in a lead. Yuuna of course was my favorite of the girls, she's so sweet and precious it makes me want to hug and hug her and love her. She warmed my heart lots of times. Chisaki, Sagiri, and Yaya were other favorites. All the girls were great and all the side characters were a ton of fun.
The writing may not be anything spectacular or new, but as I said I think this cast makes the show shine. The mostly episodic nature of the show was pretty fitting for that. I know the manga is the same way too. I think that style lends itself to letting the characters run things so to speak. The main overall plot isn't important right now. It's getting these characters comfortable with each other and with their surroundings. It was handled pretty well to me. I liked just about all the side adventures they went on.
Only thing really negative I have to say about this show is maybe the animation isn't too good at times but really that's not too big a deal for me. Always preferred a great story over great animation. And maybe some of the gags didn't work all the time. But they were never awful or anything. Overall I really liked this show. I'd watch 8 or 10 seasons of this stuff. Speaking of.....
8/10.
doguscannk
P.S English is not my primary language This anime my first harem and ecchi duo anime.I will try something that things. Maybe i liked that genres , maybe i want to other animes watch. But i give a chance and watch this. And i see harem is not my genre. Subject is not the first thing. First thing too much oppai. If the other animes like that i dont give a chance. If you like Ecchi and Harem genre. This is your anime. But you don't like it or you rarely watch ecchi. I guess this is not your anime. Because too manyecchi scenes, fan service scenes. These things sometimes crashing anime . The characters are well written for me. But they haven't used their full potential.
Story ->6
Art/Animaton ->7
Sound/Seiyuu Performance->6,5
Character->8
Enjoyment->7,5
Overall -> 6
Normally give that overall 7 but i want to give it 6.because as I mentioned above, I say too much fan service.
Flexstyle
Yuragi-Sou No Yuna-san is your typical, eechi harem anime that airs every season, so I’ll keep this as brief as possible. Plot: 4 The story is about Kogarashi, a spirit/psychic medium who’s living in the Haunted Inn with Yuna and other girls, and his goal is to figure out what lingering regret she is to have her ascend to the afterlife. Unfortunately, the show barely addresses this and as a result there’s no real plot. It’s a slice of life comedy based on the interactions between the Inn members and the eechi fanservice situations Kogarashi finds himself in. The comedy is terrible. I’m tired of all therepetitive bed scenes where Yuuna is naked, Kogarashi ends up fumbling her, Yuuna starts blushing, misunderstands the situation and uses her polygermism to send him flying out the window. Like it wasn’t funny the first time and it pissed me off how how many times it was repeated each episode. It’s as if the writers lacks any variety besides cringey eechi scenes with girls misunderstanding the situation Kogarashi is placed in- because none of them have enough common sense to let him explain what happened. This brings me to my next point, there’s way too much fanservice
Characters: 6
The characters are one of the better parts of the show. The girls are distinct, likeable and memorable. However, they are cliche stereotypes that don’t have much character development throughout the season e.g. Sagari is your typical tsundere, Nonko is a alcoholic boob naked girl, Oboro is a bootleg Xenovia (from Highschool DxD) that wants Kogarashi’s babies. Kogarashi is your self-insert, bland MC with a shitty psychic power of punching hard. I swear, it annoys me when writer pulls the convenient deus ex machina ghost possession excuse for everything situation Kogarashi is in or to explain why he’s so good at something. It makes the story predictable because it happens so often
Also, it annoys me when the MC’s power is simple/basic compared to the supporting cast (coughs MHA) instead of something weak, but having them be creative with it. Best girl is Chisaki by a mile because she’s the only who feels more “real” and well rounded than the rest of the girls.
Sounds: 7
I like the opening song. It’s fun, upbeat, catchy and lighthearted like the show. The osts didn’t really stand out to me. However, I enjoyed the narrators voice for some reason.
The animation is solid, like a 6-7/10 to me.
Overall: 4-5
Despite the criticisms I have with this show, I like Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs Inn. It’s a fun show, but not enough to overlook it's apparent flaws.
AoTAddict
Fanservice, fanservice, fanservice. Unfortunately that seems to be the main focus of the anime, but what do you expect- “hot springs” is literally in the title of the show, and they definitely waste no time showing just how perverted anime can get. In fact the plot pretty much exists just to have numerous opportunities to show off underaged girls’ skin; there’s not really any progression with the main character’s goal and the entire plot could’ve been changed without the actual anime being changed at all, since all you’re seeing the whole time is naked females. The characters are all stereotypical, common anime archetypes and the“misconception clichés” that happen between them take an all time high in this anime; basically the accidental groping and seeing your housemates naked happens in literally every episode. And it gets old. You’ll come across these types of scenes once or twice in most anime but this anime is pretty much just a compilation of them. Because of that, it’s obviously steered towards a certain audience but it’s still too repetitive and becomes boring after about 3 episodes of it.
This show is so focused on the fanservice that there’s nothing else really notable about it. Everything about it is average and the plot that could have had potential, had it been properly directed and executed, is completely drowned out by and excessive amount of boobs and butts. Literally every main female character in the show is depicted naked or half-naked at some point. Given the facts, I do understand that it’s an ecchi anime but I feel like there really was some potential with it that was ruined by the immoderate amount of fanservice. If they had focused more on plot and character development rather than just the characters’ exaggerated body parts then it would have been a lot more enjoyable. Even for someone who’s a fan of this stuff, I feel like it was too repetitive and predictable; there needed to be more diversity in the show.
Somehow, however, despite not being a fan of ecchi myself, I found the series to be fun to watch when it wasn’t humiliating and stripping down high school girls. The baseline for the plot was interesting (and could have been great) and there were some times where the interactions between the characters were pretty funny. Although they don’t change at all throughout the show, the characters still all have strong personalities and are likable and the animation is fluent. Some of the comedy is actually pretty good, art is consistent, and the vibrant atmosphere of the show makes it easy to watch.
Overall I’d say the anime is just average for fans of ecchi, considering that it does its job to bring you loads of fanservice but doesn’t stand out in any way among others of its genre; it’s just forgettable. If you don’t like ecchi, don’t watch this because it will probably soil your brain. Sticking to genres and types of anime that you like is the best option in this scenario because if you venture into harem/lewd/ecchi when you aren’t a fan of it, you will be sorely disappointed and most likely disgusted. Do some research about this show before you watch it; you’re either a fan of this stuff or you’re not and if you’re not, then I suggest you give it a pass.
