World's End Harem

In a future ravaged by a deadly virus that has wiped out 99.9% of the male population, Ren Tsuzuki awakens from cryosleep to find himself one of the few remaining men on Earth. He is tasked with a mission: to repopulate the world by impregnating women, but his resolve is tested by the morally corrupt society that has emerged and the dark secrets surrounding the virus.

World's End Harem received mixed to negative reviews, primarily criticized for its controversial and explicit sexual content, which many found gratuitous and detracting from any potential narrative depth. While some acknowledged the premise's unique sci-fi approach, the execution was largely seen as exploitative and poorly developed.

• Praised for its unique post-apocalyptic premise.
• Heavily criticized for its explicit and exploitative sexual content.
• Seen as having a weak narrative and character development overshadowed by ecchi elements.

Google audience: Google users appear divided, with a portion appreciating the intriguing sci-fi concept of a world with few men, while a significant number express strong disapproval of the show's overt sexual themes and lack of substance, finding it to be more pornography than storytelling.

The anime adaptation was delayed multiple times due to production issues and content concerns, eventually leading to its broadcast in a later time slot than originally planned.