Reverse Harem Meets Shoujo in Netflix Anime ‘Romantic Killer’

Anyone would like to get attention from a bunch of hot guys, but not Anzu. Recently serialized manga, Romantic Killer, has a protagonist who is interested in everything that isn’t romance.

Video games, sweets, and a cat comprise Anzu’s life, and it looks pretty good if you ask me. Well, anime protagonists don’t get to have peaceful lives, which is the case with Anzu.

The Romantic Killer manga is receiving an anime adaptation which will be streamed by Netflix on October 27, 2022. Since the series will be released on Netflix, you can expect it to stream all the episodes simultaneously.

A new trailer is out and it shows how Anzu was suddenly confronted by a silly magical animal that ruined her life.

The Romantic Killer manga by Wataru Momose was licensed by Viz Media recently, but it has quickly risen to fame with its quirky storytelling.

Anzu isn’t very fond of romance, and a life of binging on games and snacks is enough for her. So, when she is suddenly transported to a magical world where her favorite activities don’t exist, she is unsurprisingly upset.

What does she get in return, then? Handsome men swarming over her. She gets stuck in a reverse-harem type setting. The only way for her to return is to complete this unwanted romantic quest.

Can Anzu play nice with all the guys and hide her identity? Or will she realize something might be more important than her hobbies?

About Romantic Killer

Romantic Killer is a manga series by Wataru Momose. The manga was launched in 2019 and later got licensed by Viz Media. It will receive a Netflix anime too.

Anzu is a video game addict who loves snacks and all things cat-themed. One day a magical animal pops out of nowhere and transports her to an alternate reality.

Here, Anzu can’t have her favorite things, and her only way to get back is by going through all the obstacles. The obstacles are handsome men who are her potential romantic interests.

Source: Official Website

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