The Kawai Complex Guide to Manors and Hostel Behavior

Opening has nice music and is likeable.
Story has good vibes to it
- We got a High-school guy who wants to enjoy peaceful life and gets into love at sight with girl. But life isn't so easy, his new apartment has a weirdo as roommate but the girl he likes there aswell.

Characters are nice, Main guy isn't some shabby guy depressed all times or some super elitist D-Bag. The Girl lead was likeable and feels good type oh character- Like shiyomi from WoGK (Digged into books).
SIde characters are mad fun , We got Masochist guy as roommate, An old women as manager who cracks up jokes and a drunk, hearthbroken women , Pervert aswell.

This was just okay. The set up is really very generic, so the episode tried to overcompensate by being over the top zany, which gave it an unpleasant strained feeling. I think this could be better once it settles down a bit though.

Other than that there's not a lot to say about the episode because it's a pretty standard fairly normal guy, moves in with a bunch of eccentrics set up episode. I thought Usa's new roommate was trying way to hard to be oh so hilarious with his fast paced pervert jokes, but it just didn't work for me and I didn't laugh at him at all, in fact I found him to be quite annoying. The rest of the cast hasn't really taken form very well yet, everyone has stepped into their various roles and archetypes, but it'll take more time for them to hopefully develop.

Really enjoyed that. Like Brad said it's definitely taken hints from SYD with the comedy and it's done well. Sumiko was hilarious and a nice diversion from the soft old lady type. I practically choked on my coffee when she declared she wanted to be a side-character that says random, informative dialogue.

Kawai is certainly interesting, I'm glad she didn't turn out to be the emotionless trope and actually has a personality behind her initial indifference. She seems to be the kind of person who's difficult with others and shows little attention by way of that.

The part with the cop and Shirosaki was the first part that got my interest. Had me luaghing good. Sumiko was great at making me laugh too. The animation is a bit iffy to me, but the scenery looks amazing.

i found the guy to be pretty simple and generic which i don't really care about considering most guys are no different it has just become something to expect (hence a fuss is made more when a male is interesting). I didn't care for the girl... whatever her name is, bookgirl, i liked seeing her walk with the book type thing going on but her personality is way to miss-matched, she appears to be a unsociable type, then she seems violent if she has a weapon and then what was with the scene with the drunk? then in the end she does another 180 on us, she i dislike her inconsistency, the violent side to her also doesn't match her but i would like that go had she not mood swings or mass variation of personality. The drunk is also a bit meh for me, i never like drunks, they always and i mean always feel like forced comedy and it's never actually funny so i don't care for her, okay she might have more to her and it's early to judge but thus far a no for me.
So then there is the pervy creepy guy, well i didn't mind him, i admit he felt like a weird jumble of characters put into one whilst not being solid in anything but a masochistic perv but i quite enjoyed the scene with the police officer, i thought that was rather amusing actually. So i found his comedy a bit forced at times but it wasn't all too bad, i guess it's walking on eggshells with him, he might turn out to be a decent character or he might just be a disaster waiting to happen. I really liked the old lady though, she was by far the best for me that episode.

otherwise i have little more to say. I don't mind the set up though i think the main guy is spoilt, he is good with anywhere, first problem appears and he moans. I am sure most would learn to live with the weird guy even if you didn't like him, at least he is friendly.