Synopsis
Sakurai Tomoki has settled into his life with the two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, and is enjoying himself immensely. However, he keeps having weird dreams and asks all of his friends to help him investigate the cause. Nymph conjures up a device that enables people, but not angeloids, to enter other people's dreams. The device malfunctions at first but eventually they get to what was supposed to be Tomoki's dream but discover that something is very wrong with it. Later, a meteor comes crashi...
Background
The first episode was aired during a special event on Sunday, September 19, 2010 in Laforet Museum Roppongi, Tokyo. The television broadcast started on October 2, 2010.
AI Synopsis
AI · OriginalA dream‑hacking device, a meteor‑born sword‑wielding angel, and Tomoki’s chaotic love‑life collide.
Tomoki Sakurai’s everyday life has become a chaotic parade of angelic androids, with Ikaros and Nymph constantly turning his modest apartment into a playground of absurdity and accidental fanservice. When a series of bizarre, vivid dreams begin to plague him, Tomoki enlists his eccentric friends to uncover the source of these nocturnal disturbances. Nymph, ever the inventive tinkerer, fashions a contraption that lets humans dive into each other's subconscious—though it initially sputters and misfires, the device eventually grants them access to Tomoki’s own dreamscape. Inside, they discover a surreal, fractured world where logic unravels and the boundaries between desire and danger blur, hinting at a deeper, unseen threat lurking beneath the surface of his psyche. The situation escalates when a meteor crashes near the iconic cherry‑blossom tree—the very spot where Tomoki first encountered Ikaros. From the smoking crater emerges a strikingly voluptuous blonde angelic being, armed with an oversized sword and a fierce determination to locate Tomoki. Her arrival triggers a cascade of comedic misunderstandings, romantic tension, and over‑the‑top battles, as the cast grapples with the mystery of the dream‑intruding device and the new angel’s enigmatic motives. The season blends slapstick humor, light‑hearted romance, and sci‑fi hijinks, delivering a rollercoaster of ecchi antics and heartfelt moments while pushing Tomoki toward an unexpected revelation about his own wishes.
ecchi chaosdream‑techangelic battlesharem comedysci‑fi romance
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
strong
Sexual contentFrequent explicit fanservice including nudity (often censored by steam/light beams in broadcast), detailed breast/buttock focus, simulated sex acts played for comedy, and pervasive perverted humor from the protagonist.
mild
ViolenceCartoonish slapstick and fantasy combat with energy beams/swords; no blood or gore, mostly used for humor or brief action set pieces.
mild
LanguageStandard shounen insults and crude sexual slang; no heavy profanity.
mild
Disturbing themesAngeloids are programmed servants; themes of ownership and memory wiping appear but are framed lightly within the harem comedy.
A raunchy harem comedy where a lecherous teen lives with subservient android girls; expect near-constant sexual humor, censored nudity, and suggestive situations played for laughs. The sci-fi plot takes a backseat to fanservice, making it best suited for older teens comfortable with heavy ecchi content.
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A raunchy harem comedy where a lecherous teen lives with subservient android girls; expect near-constant sexual humor, censored nudity, and suggestive situations played for laughs. The sci-fi plot takes a backseat to fanservice, making it best suited for older teens comfortable with heavy ecchi content.
