They all have exactly one character trait, and also they all want to bone Kohana. We have, more or less in order of prominence, Ginger Flower arranger main girl Kohana, black hair grumpy singer male lead, blue hair calligraphy shut in guy, blonde fabulous dance guy, red hair jock cello guy, other ginger sculpture/cooking guy with no personality whatsoever, and sad sack lavender hair painter guy. A mix of J-Pop and classical performance, with both being presented well.Ĭharacters: Exactly as one-dimensional as you would expect from a harem. The art is crisp and colorful, and the character designs are distinct and strong. The show is a celebration of the fine arts, and as such pays close attention to all details of its presentation. Along the way they all learn several things, for example that being adorable solves all your problems and that having a talent show is the best way to pull somebody out of a deep coma.Īrt: Breathtaking.
She has to convince them one by one that life is worth enjoying, with each character's episode culminating in an over the top music video that I chose to interpret as a metaphor for a sexual encounter. Story: Kohana, our main character, is selected to be on a committee that is planning their school's summer cultural festival along with 6 incredibly bishy and angsty male students who each specialize in a differentįine art. It is also a reverse harem of the most basic type. When their art is sufficiently artistic it emits bishy sparkles, which is more or less the extent of the magic. A bunch of kids with artistic talent which is somehow also magic are brought together at a school where pretty much anything goes. Magic-Kyun! Renaissance is what you would get if you crossed Harry Potter with Ouran Highschool Host Club.
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