This is a sub-genre of the romantic-comedy genre. To qualify, you have to have a single, dateless, nice guy who suddenly finds himself surrounded by a bunch of hot girls/women who are interested or attracted to him to varying degrees. The male lead may also live with many of these girls.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
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| K | ||
 Kanokon |
Watch | Oyamada Kouta is a new first-year high school student who has just moved from the country to the city and thus transfers to Kunpō High School. On his first day at his new school, he meets a beautiful second-year female student named Minamoto Chizuru who wants to be his close friend. Later she asks him to meet her alone in the music room. When he arrives, she reveals that she is in fact a Kitsune (wiki) or a fox deity and that she is in love with him. But she is not alone in her feelings for Kouta. Nozomu is another first year female student at their school, who is both a wolf spirit and a rival for Kouta's affections. |
| M | ||
 Mahoromatic |
Rent |
Suguru is a young man with problems many others his age just might kill to have. An orphan, he lives on his own, but his housekeeping skills are so poor that it's becoming painfully obvious that he needs help. Enter Mahoro, an incredibly cute 19 year old who offers to be Suguru's maid. Possessing some superhuman abilities and claiming to be an android, Mahoro elicits some suspicion from Suguru's friends and causes him some grief, but he can't say no to a girl who looks like her and cleans so well. Unfortunately, Suguru has no idea that Mahoro is scheduled to live for only another 398 days and has some secret reasons for choosing him as an employer. |
| Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden | Rent | See Mahoromatic |
| S | ||
 Sekirei |
Minato Sahashi is a total loser. He has failed to make it into college twice, he is unpopular with women, and he is unemployed. Despite these problems, he actually has the potential to be an Ashikabi, one of a mysterious set of "masters" leading in a battle royale of 108 cute girls, buxom women, and bishōnen called "Sekirei". |
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| かのこん (Japanese) | Watch | See Kanokon |
| まほろまてぃっく | Rent | See Mahoromatic |
| セキレイ (Japanese) | See Sekirei | |
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