Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo

Alright, let’s be real here—I didn't dive into Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo expecting some groundbreaking, deep storyline. And honestly? That’s perfectly fine. Sometimes you just want to turn your brain off and watch something for... other reasons. (Yeah, you know what I mean.)

Story-wise, it's decent. Like, not terrible but not something I'd rave about either. It follows the standard isekai formula: guy gets transported into a fantasy world, gets stronger, and yep—you guessed it—builds a harem. Pretty straightforward. If you’ve seen even just a handful of isekai shows, you'll feel right at home with how predictable the setup is. It weirdly gave me "low-budget ... Solo Leveling" vibes too, just without the intense art or the "world-ending stakes" weight behind it.

Now, let’s not kid ourselves. The main reason I watched this was that ecchi scenes. They really didn't shy away from delivering what they promised. It was, uh... surprisingly detailed for anime standards? (Not complaining!) They didn't treat it like a quick fan service tease either—it was actual character progression in a weird, “Yeah, this is happening, we’re doing this now,” kind of way.

Animation-wise, it’s fine. It’s not blowing anyone’s socks off, but it’s serviceable enough. Definitely not the smoothest or flashiest fights I've seen, but again, fighting wasn’t exactly the main draw here.

If there’s one thing I felt a little "meh" about, it's that apart from the very obvious ecchi element, there wasn't much else that stood out. The world-building felt pretty shallow. I wasn't expecting Re:Zero-level lore or anything, but it would've been nice if there was a bit more depth outside the bedroom scenes, you know?

At the end of the day, Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo delivers exactly what it s. If you’re going in with the right expectations—mainly for the fan service and some light isekai action—you’ll probably have a good time. Just don’t expect your mind to be blown... unless we’re talking about that kind of mind-blowing.

The problem is how the ecchi is important in this anime. Sometimes this look like a hentai. The history isn't good, but isn't so bad. If they invest more in history, probably would be a 7, maybe 8. But, the only thing I saw in the mid-end is sex scenes, some eps, 3 times. If you want a hentai, u will be like, if ask a good history, well... avoid.
The chars are... well... ""mixed feelings"".
Roxanne is so cutie and lovely, the others girls are good draw, but only it. The protagonist is bad, I don't liked.
Probably I won't rewatch this anime, maybe ... in a next season(I think be never happen), i will stay with this vision a head.

I started watching 'Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World', expecting it would scratch my longing for something similar to 'Redo of Healer.' I've seen some posts predicting it as the next Redo. That was years ago.

Did it deliver? Nah, prepare to be disappointed.


§ Overview

Kaga Michio starts playing an online game, but to his surprise, he finds himself transported to another world where owning sex slaves is a given.

Once he obtains one, he starts his quest to obtain more.
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§ Notes


1. It has different versions. One, a censored version. Two, an uncensored version. Three, a more hardcore version. (Cuts from version 3 is likely the same as the specials.)

The nudity and the amount of sex the MC gets is what makes this similar to Redo of Healer.


2. Despite all the sex, it's worse than mediocre. The sex isn't really all that exciting. The women in Michio's harem aren't exactly the best-looking girls, save for one, who is aristocratic but the title was stripped from her father.


3. Strip all the hentai in this, it is a mediocre isekai or probably worse. It's just the usual slop with gaming mechanics that don't really seem to be different.


4. Animation is fairly standard and not remarkable.


5. So far, the anime that I've watched that scratches my itch for something similar to Redo of Healer is 'Failure Frame' as well as 'The Most Notorious "Talker" Runs the World's Greatest Clan'. Both have edge lord characters that carry their respective shows.

'Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World' has a boring, generic main character. His character design is generic. There's no underlying angst or character motivation that would compel you to watch him.

Revenge was the compelling drive with Redo of Healer, and Failure Frame had this so it was a compelling watch even though it lacked the borderline aspects of Redo. Notorious Talker had a compelling MC.

No wonder this anime is missing a crucial ingredient.


6. This actually started okay. I like that Michio worked his ass off to earn money to buy his first sex slave, Roxanne. But after that, the story stagnated. They just fought monsters and had sex.

If this anime only had Episode 1 until he got Roxanne, I would have scored this a bit higher. There's no goal introduced in this anime that is driving his actions, so it's safe to say, he is just there to satisfy his lust.


7. This anime has an awesome OP and ED. Unfortunately, I don't consider them in the final score. But I appreciate how unique its ED is.


§ Conclusion

This anime failed to deliver on the hype that some people are claiming, i.e. that it might be the next Redo of Healer. This is why it falls flat in its face. With or without the nudity, it's a really bad and boring isekai.