World's End Harem
Oshimeter
Synopsis
After going to sleep sick, Reito Mizuhara wakes up as one of the last men alive on Earth. While he was in cryogenic sleep being treated for a rare disease, a virus wiped out 99.9% of the male population. Now the world runs on women, the government wants him to repopulate the species, and the one person he actually cares about, his childhood friend Elisa, has vanished somewhere in the chaos. That's the setup, and it's genuinely a more interesting premise than it sounds on paper. The show is set in a near-future 2040 where the tech is advanced but society is quietly unraveling, and Reito is stuck in the middle trying to figure out what his responsibilities are versus what he actually wants. There's real tension between the dystopian world-building and the personal story of a guy who just wants to find the girl he loves. If you've seen Sekirei or enjoyed the mix of sci-fi and mature content in something like To Love-Ru, you'll recognize the general territory here. Be upfront with yourself going in: this is a TV series with 11 episodes that leans into its erotica genre tag, so it's not subtle about what it is. But if you can work with that, the underlying premise about ethics, loyalty, and what people owe to society in a crisis is more thoughtful than the marketing suggests.
Episode Guide
Characters
Shouta Doi
Shouta Doi, a virus-resistant high school student, enjoys lively places and playing the piano.
Ura Kazuki
Reito Mizuhara
Reito Mizuhara, a MS survivor, resists the MK Virus; enjoys reading and curry.
Ichikawa Taichi
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-54 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 55.

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Reito acting like a total saint when he is the last hope for humanity is so frustrating to watch and he needs to just get over himself and help these women
I really wanted to like this since the manga was such a guilty pleasure for me, but the animation quality is so stiff and those glitch effects are driving me crazy. Why did they delay the broadcast for months just to give us still frames and panning shots that look this unfinished and it makes the whole experience feel cheap
this whole world feels like a weird fever dream and the way they treat Reito like some kind of prize animal is definitely a choice
the censorship is so bad it feels like watching a broken television screen and those giant black boxes completely ruin the point of an ecchi show
I am actually kind of impressed Reito is sticking to his guns about Erisa, and not just jumping in bed with everyone immediately because he looks so overwhelmed by all those women in the hospital
it felt like a waste of time watching the broadcast version because those black lines block everything and you can tell the production was having a rough time
you only get a tiny teaser of the other five survivors at the very end and it makes you wonder if they will actually follow the rules or if they will be just as difficult as reito
I see everyone calling Reito a total loser for not wanting to jump into bed with five billion women but waking up to a government order like that sounds more like a nightmare than a dream. He just wants to find Erisa and stay loyal to the person he actually loves, and I think his refusal makes him more interesting than a typical protagonist.
the way the government officials just expect him to get to work is super cold and it makes the whole situation feel much more like a prison than a utopia
reito being the only hope for humanity and then refusing to do anything because he loves elisa is a crazy way to start the story
my interest in the sci-fi stuff dropped when they started focusing on the harem aspects but the mystery of where elisa went is still enough to keep me watching
I really don't get why Reito is acting like such a weenie about this, especially since the entire human race is going to die out, and he needs to just do his job.
it was so distracting how they used still frames for the first few minutes and it felt like the animation was struggling to keep up with the story
seeing a world where men are basically extinct is such a wild concept but reito choosing to search for his missing girlfriend instead of helping is frustrating
those black smudge bars are the worst censoring in history and it was so annoying that they might as well have turned the screen off during the exam scene
those black bars are ruining my experience and i do not get why crunchyroll even picked this up if they were going to hide eighty percent of the episode under ink blots
i feel bad for reito because he just woke up and everyone is trying to force him into a harem but he actually stays loyal to elisa despite the world ending
why did they even delay this for months if it was just going to be a bunch of still images and panning shots across backgrounds it looks like a powerpoint presentation half the time
this whole show is so absurd because they literally told him he has to have sex to save the world and he just says no because he misses his old girlfriend from high school
the censorship bars are basically the main character of this show and you can barely see anything happening because of them and it makes the show hard to watch
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