If you value your time, it would be in your best interest to avoid World’s End Harem Episode 7. Let’s look at what exactly went wrong with this outing and why it was more hentai than anime.
World’s End Harem Episode 7 Overview
World’s End Harem or Shuumatsu No Harem in original Japanese is an Ecchi, Sci-fi, and Harem anime developed by Studio Gokumi of Tsuredure Children fame, alongside AXsiZ, which is known for shows like Seiren. The anime is based on a manga of the same name written by Kotaro Shono and LINK. This episode is also known as Shuumatsu no Harem Episode 7.
The series is directed by Nobuta Yuu, who has previously been involved with the productions of Bokura No and High School Fleet. The show was originally going to premiere in the Fall 2021 season of anime but was postponed to Winter 2022 due to some behind-the-scenes issues. You can go back and read our review of the show’s sixth episode, which you can find right here.
– Shuumatsu No Harem Episode 7 Review does not contain spoilers –
World’s End Harem Episode 7 Review- And We’re Back To Being Awful
Well, this didn’t take long. This is what most people feared about this show ever since it first began, and after skirting through it for the first half, we are finally deep into hentai territories with this one. The semblance of normalcy and relative story-centric nature of the show has been entirely given up on, and it has devolved into something most people are watching it for anyway. This might have been a one-episode thing, and it might not have. There is no way to know for sure.
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This episode was just porn. There was nothing more to it. The show had already established every character that appeared in this episode earlier on in the series so that it could get right on to the sex. There wasn’t even much of a reason for it to be this way. The show just wanted to show us how much it had corrupted and influenced one of the characters that it set out to do from the first scene he was introduced in.
We are, of course, talking about Doi. Don’t worry, there won’t be any spoilers discussed here. However, this time, the show did our job for us since there were no spoilers to talk about. The episode was just sex, characters having sex, characters craving sex, and characters sexually assaulting other characters to get sex. If this needed to be any more like the atrocity that was Redo of Healer, the next storyline for one of our characters seem to be revenge. And sex, of course.
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You have to wonder what’s the point sometimes. There was a reason to watch World’s End Harem in earlier episodes because it had a somewhat unique and fascinating plot. However, in episodes like the current one, which doesn’t have a plot, why would anyone prefer watching this over an actual Hentai? This episode is the worst of both worlds. It is unable to accomplish both of what an anime or hentai does. You do not get the satisfaction of either medium, but you do get the frustrations of both of them.
Overall, World’s End Harem Episode 7 represented a serious turn for the worse in the show. There isn’t much to talk about other than the fact that this was just an overall frustrating experience. Let’s end this review sincerely, hoping that this won’t repeat and we will be able to enjoy an actual anime in the future.
Verdict
World’s End Harem Episode 7 was as hentai as an anime can get. There was no story, no character, and no worldbuilding. It was just all sex. That will work for some people, but it doesn’t here.
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This was one of the best epsiodes. Karen was slowly breaking Doi down over the course of the episode until he finally snaps at the end and stops resisting (perhaps out of spite?). Not going to say this was masterpiece level writing (or anything of the sort) but there were some nuances that you missed for sure.
Nuances are nice when they are actually good. I didn’t miss that happening, I just didn’t like that what could have been an actually solid and deep discussion about bullying turned into what it did.