I particualrly liked the opening song "Fall in Love", and it was one of the few times I didn't immediately skip to the bulk of the show. An example would be Miia, who apparently flattens her tail when she moves, despite it being round any other time. And when you do, it's not as crisp as the rest of the animation. For one, you never actually see the girls move, or at least, from the waist down. Were humans going to live with the monsters? One thing that wasn't answered was the Exchange part of the International Exchange. The anime did do a fair job explaining each girl's feelings towards the human population as a whole, but doesn't show them growing or changing those attitudes (Kimihito being the exception). Still, the interactions in the anime give you a sense of each girl, how the world is reacting to the new monster population, and how Kimihito is coping with his new housemates. The anime kind of felt like a preview for the manga, since the episodes really only introduce the girls and don't go much beyond that. I would have liked to see more with the story, so I guess I'll have to see what the manga has in store. The girls are part of an International Exchange program to introduce the world of humans to the world of mythical monsters. The girls are introduced episodically, and the rest of the anime shows Kimihito and the girls' day-to-day lives.
Kimihito's life becomes fraught with an abundance of creature-specific caveats and sensitive interspecies law as the passionate, affectionate, and lusty women hound his every move, seeking his romantic and sexual affections.This story revolves around Kimihito and his household of monster-girls. Unfortunately for him and the ladies, sexual interactions between species is forbidden by the Interspecies Exchange Act! The only loophole is through an experimental marriage provision. After the incompetence of interspecies exchange coordinator Agent Smith leaves Kimihito as the homestay caretaker of a Lamia named Miia, the newly-minted "Darling" quickly attracts girls of various breeds, resulting in an ever-growing harem flush with eroticism and attraction. With his parents abroad, Kimihito Kurusu lived a quiet, unremarkable life alone until monster girls came crowding in! This alternate reality presents cutting-edge Japan, the first country to promote the integration of non-human species into society.
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