The Demon Prince of Momochi House
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Orphan Himari Momochi's only link to her late parents is the house they secretly bequeathed her, which she does not learn of until her 16th birthday. Thrilled by the opportunity to know more about her family, Himari arrives at the rumored haunted house and is bewildered to find three young men already living there: Aoi Nanamori, who identifies himself as the guardian of the place, and his two familiars, Yukari and Ise. Although they allow her to stay overnight, they warn her to leave the next day so she can avoid harm from ayakashi—wandering spirits that sometimes attack human beings. Surprisingly, Himari is unaffected by her spectral encounters and determined to move in to the residence. After she discovers that Aoi had become guardian unwittingly and is now confined to the property, forgotten by the outside world, her resolve only grows stronger. Touched by his story, Himari decides to find a way to free Aoi from his dim fate, and she convinces the three Momochi House protectors to accept her as their landlady. However, the mysterious Kasha who keeps sending hostile ayakashi to Himari's new home seems to have darker plans for Aoi's future.
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Characters
Aoi Nanamori
A mysterious boy, mistaken for the Momochi clan head, who protects the gate between worlds.
Ootsuka Takeo
Himari Momochi
Himari Momochi: A kindhearted girl, unexpectedly inherits a mansion full of ayakashi.
Apprill Bryn
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A fast-paced but emotional episode. 🥹 Yukari’s story hit me right in the feels, and Himari keeps proving how strong she is. I loved how it balanced the supernatural plot with heartfelt character moments
A surprisingly emotional episode. 🥹 The heartfelt moments landed so well, the character interactions were adorable (Ise and Yukari were so fun!), and the story keeps balancing supernatural vibes with genuine emotions.
Ise and Aoi are basically besties at this point
Seeing Himari and Tori become friends made me a little emotional.
When Aoi said, “Okaeri, Himari,” I totally melted.
Himari is such a strong girl.
10/10/
That was a satisfying finale. I liked that it focused on the characters just as much as wrapping up the main conflict. Himari and Aoi have come a long way since the first episode and their relationship ended on a really heartfelt note. I'd definitely watch another season if it ever gets one.
Episode 11 was intense from beginning to end. It finally feels like everything that's been building throughout the season is paying off. The emotional scenes between Himari and Aoi hit hard and I liked that the episode focused just as much on their trust as the action itself.
I think this was one of the better episodes in the series. There was a good balance of tension, supernatural mystery and character development. The chemistry between Himari and Aoi keeps getting stronger and I'm excited to see how everything wraps up.
This episode was one of the strongest so far. The emotional moments hit harder than I expected and I liked how the story kept revealing more about Aoi without rushing everything. Himari's determination to stand by him is honestly becoming the heart of the series.
This episode had some really nice character moments. Himari keeps earning everyone's trust through her actions, and Aoi's quieter moments continue to say more than words ever could. Definitely looking forward to the next episode.
Another strong episode. The supernatural elements are interesting, but it's the emotional moments that stand out the most for me. Every episode gives a little more insight into Aoi and the burden he carries which makes him a really compelling character.
Episode 6 was probably one of the more emotional episodes so far. I liked how it expanded on the supernatural side while still keeping the focus on the characters. Himari keeps proving that her kindness is her biggest strength and Aoi's quiet way of protecting everyone never gets old. Definitely one of my favorite episodes yet.
Another enjoyable episode. The emotional moments felt genuine and I like how the series balances its supernatural setting with character driven storytelling. Yukari and Ise also had some fun moments that made the cast feel even closer.
This episode reminded me why I like supernatural romance anime. The atmosphere is calm but never boring, and the interactions between Himari and Aoi keep getting better. Looking forward to seeing where the story goes next.
Really solid episode. The supernatural moments looked great but what stood out most was the character development. Momochi House feels alive and every episode makes me more curious about Aoi's past and the responsibilities he carries.
I thought Episode 2 had a nice balance between emotional moments and the supernatural elements. Himari keeps showing that she's more determined than she first appears, and I appreciate that she's trying to understand everyone instead of judging them right away.
I enjoyed the premiere more than I expected. The mix of mystery, spirits and slice of life moments kept things interesting without feeling rushed. Himari settling into Momochi House already has me invested and I'm curious to see how her relationship with Aoi develops.
The writing slows down to focus on the characters rather than confusing lore, making the finale hit perfectly. The spirit visuals look beautiful and way less flat. While the pace absolutely sprints to wrap everything up in one episode, fortunately, it doesn't end on a cheap cliffhanger.
The Demon Prince of Momochi House
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