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So, I Can’t Play H!
Dive into the enchanting world of 'So, I Can't Play H!' anime. Follow Ryosuke and Lisara in this spirited tale of love, lust, and supernatural adventure.
MyAnimeList Rating
| Year | 2012 |
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| Formats | Streaming |
| Episodes | 12 |
| Duration | 25 mins |
| Status | Finished |
| Release Date | July 6, 2012 |
| End Date | September 25, 2012 |
| Format | TV Series |
| Studio | feel. |
Synopsis
NEVER make a deal with a wet goddess you've only just met. That's a lesson Ryosuke Kaga learns the hard way when he foolishly agrees to let Lisara Restole use some of his "essence" to stay in this world. Because despite her smoking hot appearance, Lisara's actually a Shinigami, a Goddess of Death. However, she DOESN'T steal years off his life like any decent Shinigami would do. Oh no, instead she sucks him dry of something much more perverse by leeching off his lecherous spirit and draining his ability to enjoy... er... the things that teenage boys normally spend most of their time thinking about! And now that he's been de-debased and de-debauched by her un-dirty trick, the poor regenerated degenerate's only hope of getting his licentiousness renewed is to join the queen of mental-clean on her quest, since when she leaves our mortal plane he regains his normal immorality! But the termination of the probation of his reprobation isn't guaranteed, because the Goddesses of Death can be really a harsh mistresses and it's going to be anything but easy to go back to being sleazy!
(Source: Sentai Filmworks)
Where to watch
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Characters & Voice Actors
Lisara Restall MAIN | 
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Quele Sellier MAIN | 
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Iria Fukumune MAIN | 
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Ryosuke Kaga MAIN | 
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Editor's Review
A Sultry Supernatural Romp – “So, I Can’t Play H!”
“So, I Can’t Play H!” is a tantalizing anime that brilliantly blends elements of the supernatural, romance, and comedy into an exhilarating package. This series takes a unique premise and transforms it into an entertaining and at times surprisingly heartfelt experience.
The story follows the life of Ryosuke Kaga, an average high school student who stumbles upon a stunning, scantily-clad girl named Lisara Restall in his own home. Lisara, a beautiful Grim Reaper, is in desperate need of “energy” to sustain herself in the human world, and Ryosuke becomes an unwitting accomplice in her quest. The catch? The energy she needs is derived from Ryosuke’s “ecchi” (perverted) thoughts, leading to hilarious and awkward situations.
One of the standout features of this anime is its irreverent sense of humor. The comedic timing is impeccable, and the interactions between Ryosuke and Lisara are often side-splittingly funny. The supporting cast, including Ryosuke’s quirky group of friends and other supernatural beings, adds depth to the story and contributes to the overall comedic atmosphere.
Beyond the humor, “So, I Can’t Play H!” manages to infuse moments of genuine emotion and character development. Ryosuke’s journey from a typical high school boy to a more empathetic and self-aware individual is a satisfying arc to witness. Additionally, Lisara’s complexities as a Grim Reaper struggling with her own past add depth to her character, making her more than just a pretty face.
The animation and art style of the series are visually appealing. The character designs are well-executed, and the action sequences are dynamic and engaging. The contrast between the supernatural realm and the human world is effectively portrayed, creating a visually distinct experience for the viewers.
While the series certainly leans into its ecchi elements, it also delves into themes of mortality, the value of human connections, and the idea of finding meaning in unexpected places. These deeper themes provide a surprising layer of depth to the narrative, making it more than just a superficial fan service romp.
“So, I Can’t Play H!” may not be for everyone due to its adult themes and risqué humor, but for those who can appreciate its unique blend of supernatural elements and comedy, it offers an entertaining and memorable experience. It embraces its ecchi roots while also delivering moments of genuine emotion and character growth.
In conclusion, “So, I Can’t Play H!” is a delightful romp through the supernatural world, filled with laughs, heart, and a healthy dose of fan service. Its charming characters, witty humor, and unexpected moments of depth make it a standout in its genre. If you’re open to a playful, ecchi-infused supernatural adventure, this anime is well worth a watch.