It leaves a controversial impression especially with how she reacts to him when other girls are involved in their lives.
The main culprit is 9-year old Ai Hinatsuru who seems to have an attraction towards shogi master Yaichi. The first few episodes can easily rub people in the wrong way with the way its characters are introduced. The story itself may be focused on shogi but the overall tone of the show will be far distracting than you’ll realize. Still, there’s some hope because the show involves shogi, a strategic game of intelligence, right?
No, I’m not calling this anime a harem but it doesn’t help by the fact that some of them look about half his age. Upon looking at the key visual, you’ll notice an average dull looking male protagonist surrounded by what seems to be a harem of girls. Sometimes, people say don’t judge a book by its cover. I was cautiously optimistic about this show at first but upon finishing this anime, I can say that without a shadow of a doubt, Ryuunou no Oshigoto left little more than desired. It’s 2018 and here we are, an anime adaptation based on shogi with a cast filled with questionable characters and content. Or rather, this copy-paste formulaic anime adaptation of the light novel that apparently was voted #1 in the Japan’s Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi! for 2017 made me wonder if the anime industry even tries anymore.
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