The production side of things in general is just as nice, with fluidity in most aspects, and though it’s rather jarring to hear Kaji Yuki as a ten year old child, the voice acting isn’t bad either. I particularly liked the attention to detail in Emi’s design, where even her lips are drawn with real volume and color, and all the characters have particular and separate designs (so much so that it’s hard to believe this is a household of brothers with presumably the same father, but hey, anime logic). Brains Base is a good studio, and though Oregairu wasn’t beautiful to look at (which I’ve always believed a stylistic decision rather than an economic one), Brocage is much more pleasant to the eye. I’ll make my case on what I mean in a moment first, is BroCon (AKA BroCage amongst the writers, long story) a good anime?Īs always, the answer lies in preferences, but as a reverse harem type of series, and for the fans this sort of genre generates, then I’d say yes, it probably is. My problem with these sorts of shows isn’t in the fact that they are harems (reverse or otherwise), but in the way they are presented. I also like the idea of reverse harems in equality with the much larger regular harem market. It’s nice to know we’re not forgotten or that there is a market specifically for people with these sorts of tastes in the industry. I like seeing shows that cater to a female audience. Can someone please give me a reason for why Ema is the only one who can hear Juli?
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