Haite Kudasai, Takamine-san 5t4z69

Do you enjoy being treated like a loser? Do you like having your human rights trampled? Do you get off on being seen as nothing more than an emotional dildo? Then buckle up, subby male—your twisted little prayer might just have been answered.

When it comes to being an ecchi, does this anime bring anything new to the table? Well… kind of. This isn’t your average slice-of-life “oops, I walked into the bathroom without knocking and now the heroine’s gonna screech like a banshee and kick me in the nuts” type of story. Takamine-san has a power—she can rewind time by taking off her underwear. Weird? ... Absolutely. But it’s an ecchi anime—what the hell did you expect?

The author introduces this bizarre mechanic but doesn’t really use it for anything remotely clever or innovative. The entire plot boils down to the MC being Takamine’s literal lapdog. Yep, that’s it. Just him putting up with her constant shenanigans.

“But why the hell would he choose to be her lapdog?” you might ask. Well,because she threatens him with a fucking FAKE RAPE ACCUSATION. We’ve officially hit a new level of the “smug teaser” heroine trope. Think Takagi-san was too smug? Nagatoro too annoying? Uzaki-chan too bratty? Brother, you haven’t seen shit until you meet Takamine-san.

Let’s talk characters. Takamine is not a good person by any stretch of the imagination. She’s manipulative and cruel, constantly abusing her power to bend the world to her will. In summary, she’s a bitch—and not even the fun kind. Her entire personality revolves around being hot and fuckable. She teases, she seduces, and she floods everyone’s minds with lewd thoughts. That’s it. That’s her depth.

Then there’s the MC, Shirota. Take every ecchi protagonist you’ve ever seen—combine the worst traits from all of them—and crank it up to a thousand. That’s Shirota. A weak, whiny little bitch with a voice that sounds like someone’s crushing his Adam’s apple every time he speaks. He’s easily one of the most punchable MCs in recent anime memory. Kazuya from KanoKari looks like fucking Johan Liebert compared to this guy.

Now, about the ecchi content—it’s just plain boring. Standard panty and tit shots, nothing new. Even the uncensored version didn’t do shit. No blood rush. No heat. No pulse. No ragged breath. And this willy? Definitely not wonking. While other ecchi shows will pour their entire budget into crafting curvy, visually enticing fan service, this show feels like it’s just going through the motions. Honestly, they should’ve named it “Please DON’T Put It On, Takamine-san” or “Please Take It All Off, Takamine-san” because Takamine getting stripped every episode would’ve been a better showcase of ecchi than whatever half-assed effort the show currently makes.

Animation? Let’s just say it’s inconsistent at best. One second it looks decent, and the next you’re staring at a face where the mouth is on the damn nose. Asymmetrical faces, janky movement, and a laundry list of drawing errors—just a mess. Overall? Below average.

Now, here’s where the show doesbsurprise: the music. The opening theme absolutely slaps. I didn’t expect a low-effort ecchi dumpster fire like this to drop such a banger. Props to the singer—they were probably the only person in the production who gave a shit. They poured their soul into that track, and honestly, it’s the only thing that stood out as genuinely great.

Overall,Takamine-san is one hell of a strange ride. On one hand, it’s got a unique premise with the whole "rewind time by removing underwear" gimmick—something you don’t see every day, even in the ecchi genre. On the other hand, it squanders that uniqueness on a one-note plot, a toxic-as-hell heroine, and an MC who might as well be a walking doormat with a voicebox.
The art direction is shaky, the fanservice is uninspired, and the power dynamic is so lopsided it might trigger actual psychological recoil. Yet, for all its flaws, there’s an odd appeal to it. Maybe it’s the absurdity. Maybe it’s the unapologetic degeneracy. Or maybe it’s just watching the chaos unfold like a flaming dumpster on wheels.
This show will absolutely please a certain type of viewer—specifically, subby weebs with a humiliating kink. If you're into getting stepped on emotionally, Takamine is basically your dream domme. But if you're a dom-type weeb? Avoid this show like the plague unless you want steam pouring out of your ears and a deep urge to throw your screen across the room.
So yeah, it’s not quite “watch this masterpiece” but it’s also not “burn it with fire.” It exists in that weird grey zone of guilty pleasures, cursed curiosities, and “what the actual fuck did I just watch?”. Proceed at your own risk.

Anime overall is pretty much exactly as you can imagine, brother meets a girl he likes and they get freaky together. Definitely think the moments with Shiroto (MC) and Takamine (Love) are very cute. I was taken by surprise for a moment with in EP 1 when Takamine got Shiroto in a position where he almost caught a case and was gonna be falsely accused for SA, which made made me think (Ah shii-- she's one of those), but she fixes that "mistake" and as you keep watching, more positive personality shows.
On the other hand, it is ecchi and in this ... anime bare uncensored ass and jiggly titties so pop up on the screen, so you pretty much get a lot of that if thats what you come for. Other than that the anime is pretty good

HAITTE KUDASAI, TAKAMINE-SAN – FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW

I approached this series with little expectation, intrigued solely by its absurd concept: a girl rewinding time by removing her underwear. It’s bold, yes — but can that premise carry a story for twelve episodes?

[Story]
Shirota is a socially invisible student whose life changes when he sees Takamine, the school's perfect and feared student council president, changing her underwear. She reveals her secret ability: “Eternal Virgin Road” — by removing her underwear, she can rewind time. But there’s a catch: the underwear disappears after each use. Her solution? Blackmail Shirota into being her personal wardrobe assistant.

What follows is a power-imbalanced ... relationship that leans more toward manipulation than romance. Each episode sticks to a formula: she rewinds time, he helps, repeat. While the absurdity is intriguing at first, it quickly becomes predictable and hollow. There are hints that Takamine may have a deeper reason for keeping Shirota close, but nothing is explored beyond surface-level antics.

[Characters]
Shirota is intentionally bland, designed to be ive and easily manipulated. That works narratively, but it also makes him difficult to connect with. Takamine dominates every scene — clever, controlling, seductive, and cruel. The dynamic between them isn’t playful or romantic; it’s coercive and one-sided.

Side characters barely exist. Most students are faceless silhouettes in the background. There's no broader school setting or meaningful social context, making the world feel empty and artificial.

[Animation]
LIDENFILMS gives most of its animation budget to fan-service scenes. Takamine's design is inconsistent, especially her face — proportions vary scene to scene. The time-rewind sequence is long, repetitive, and reused across episodes with minimal variation.

Backgrounds lack texture and life. Everyday motion is stiff, especially outside of ecchi moments. Clothing physics and character movement are underwhelming, which hurts the show’s already narrow visual appeal.

[Sound]
Takamine’s voice actress delivers confidence and smugness effectively, but falters in emotional range. Shirota's voice fits his ive demeanor but lacks comedic timing. The OP is on-brand for ecchi, but completely forgettable. The ED is quieter, but equally bland.

Background music loops too often and fails to enhance any scene. Sound effects during rewind or ecchi moments feel disconnected — exaggerated to the point of breaking immersion.

[Enjoyment]
If you’re watching for fetish-based comedy and manipulation-driven ecchi setups, this show might briefly satisfy. But if you want humor, chemistry, or any form of development, you’ll burn out quickly. By episode three, I felt like I was watching out of obligation, not interest.

[Final Verdict]
Takamine-san has a ridiculous and oddly promising premise, but wastes it. The show never expands beyond its initial idea. Characters are static, animation is weak, and the story repeats itself without escalation or growth. It flirts with themes of control and dominance but never explores them meaningfully.

This isn’t a romantic comedy — it’s a loop of fan-service and shallow tension that goes nowhere.

Recommended for:
- Ecchi fans who prefer visuals over storytelling
- Viewers amused by dominant-female, absurd setups
- People who enjoy unusual premises regardless of execution

Avoid if:
- You want character growth, emotional connection, or romance
- Repetition frustrates you
- You dislike manipulative dynamics framed as humor

Score:
Story: 4
Animation: 4
Sound: 5
Characters: 4
Enjoyment: 4
Overall: 4/10

Before the 12-episode season is even concluded, Haite Kudasai, Takamine-san has already demonstrated that it will be yet another lowbrow ecchi riddled with issues. That’s not to say that I have a problem with lowbrow ecchi anime in general, as a well-executed one can provide some genuine fun on top of hot scenes. However, Takamine-san has two main issues that are simply too glaring to justify any better of a rating.

Firstly, what is this plot? Not the core concept of “girl who can rewind time by changing her underwear”, but the fact that this show 1. doesn’t do nearly as much with such a bizarre ... and funny premise as it could, and 2. seems to be trying to force a “wholesome” romance between two of the least likable MCs I’ve seen in recent memory. Shirota is even more of a spineless, pathetic loser than the wimpiest romance MC you can imagine, and Takamine is an uptight, manipulative bitch whose only redeeming quality is being hot and who threatens Shirota with a false rape accusation (!!!) to get him to be her servant. And yet, somehow, this anime expects us to believe that these two are forming a genuine, wholesome, and non-abusive relationship. These kinds of shows require some suspension of disbelief, of course, but that is an extremely hard sell.

Secondly, the animation and visuals leave a lot to be desired, to say the least. Sometimes it looks okay, but if you’re paying any attention several quality control issues and inconsistencies will jump out each episode, from weird faces, to janky or stiff movement, to blatant animation errors. There are also a lot of shots where the proportions of the characters (especially Takamine) look very odd, but in fairness that may just be following the manga’s artistic choices. A show that’s intended to be mindless eye candy needs to at least get the “eye candy” part right.

If it somehow manages to make itself more compelling in the next few episodes I will gladly revise my review, but I doubt that will happen. In the meantime, though, this is an anime you shouldn't feel bad about skipping.

I like at least a *little* plot in my anime. A little character development. A hook to keep me interested. The synopsis, probably the most idiotic I've ever seen, is that when she removes any part of her underwear she time-travels. Gets a 98 on a test? Time travels and fixes it. You know, the really important stuff. She basically blackmails this kid into being her "closet", meaning he has to constantly replace her underwear, usually in the middle of a crowded room. Without anyone noticing. Like in the literal middle of a class. So many points of this anime are just beyond idiotic. The ... animation is decent, the voice acting decent. Everything else is a waste of pixels. I like ecchi anime as much as the next guy, but I can barely tolerate this dumpster fire. Interspecies Reviewers was fun - and I'd watch that without subs or dubs over having to put up with this.

I like a good laugh - and this is supposed to be a comedy. Chainsaw Man has more laughs. This? Maybe funny if you're a 13 year old who's scared of girls.

Please Put Them On, Takamine-san is one of the 3 ecchi shows this season, and also the only one I'll make a review for since it's the only one that feels most like it's trying to be a show and not just masturbation material.

It's about our loser MC, Shirota who for some reason doesn't get affected by Takamine's power that let's her rewind time by taking off her underwear. She uses this to her advantage and makes him into her "closet", basically a puppy dog that follows her around and puts her underwear on her, that's it. That's the entire plot.

This feels like one ... of those anime that has an interesting idea, but they do almost nothing with it. They do not really take advantage of it being an ecchi, the few scenes we do get with boobies and ass cheeks are just brief and there's hardly any fetish play or something to make it stand out from the other ecchi anime out there. If you want to make a borderline hentai show, go all out, don't just make a very dull romcom with some ecchi sprinkled in. I think the erotic part is supposed to be him putting her underwear on her, but once you do it so many times it, the audience will get desensitized to it, especially when the MC is too much of a pussy to take a peek and the scene just ends.

Speaking of the MC, Shirota is a terrible character. It's like they took the average loser protagonist and somehow made him 100 times more pathetic. Not to mention Takamine is just a bitch with no redeeming qualities other than being hot, the way she gets Shirota to become her closet is by staging a rape scene and only turning back time if Shirota agrees to it. I don't care how much you try to make me care for her in the later episodes, that's something that you can't just forget.

I get some people reading this might be like "dude, it's just a gooner anime, don't take it so seriously" but they are trying to make the audience care about this relationship between this massive bitch and for lack of better words, her slave. Just watch Makina is a sex bot or Yandere Dark Elf: She Chased Me All the Way From Another World if you want to get your rocks off this season, they also have terrible plots and characters, but what they lack in story they make up for in fanservice.

by the way this is my first review on mal, In my opinion, if we watch the anime without fan service, the story is fine for me, but other people's opinions will definitely be different, but If this anime is complete I hope it will get an another season I said that this is pretty good because in the beginning of the story I saw that this story wasn't too bad but who knows? what do you think? Will people like this series? I think it's just a matter of taste but for me its really good if Without looking at the fan service...

Haite Kudasai, Takamine-san is a dumpster fire from Liden Films, throwing itself into the void without a shred of contemplation. The manga adaptation splatters the face of the viewer with a high-school romcom about a time-rewinding, queen bee, and her beta simp, presented with all the soul of an ecchi dumpster fire that makes you want to bleach your eyeballs.

What Works: The setup has big "hold my beer" energy--the absolute perfect girl rewinds time by stripping looks like degeneracy bait at it's finest. The potential existed for it to be an absolute savage roast of power trips, or fake facades, with even allusions to "who's ... really in control?", and the main girl's iciness brings she-who-must-be-obeyed vibes, where she looks ready to absolutely obliterate your dreams and you would thank her. Animation has some juice in design quality, with overall character designs that pop with color that implies "waifu material." The opening's a bop, blasting ballsy pop like you were about to be propelled out of orbit. However, sound lean very hard into being lewd, but catchy nonetheless.

What Tanks It: The story is utterly brain dead, recycling every single basic af, normie romcom trope like it was proud to be basic af. "Loser simp meets dommy mommy," zero depth, and power plays become coercion, in that it's more incel bait than satire. The dude is an absolutely spineless npc, a walking self insert without the soul of a single gacha pull. The queen bee is hot and a full, predatory gaslighter, while the side characters were literally a slideshow of jpegs without a pulse. Animation quality is a scam outside faces, with backgrounds looking just like someone slopped something together in MS Paint, and frames that lag at best through their awkward stutter. Score later turned into a wet fart, and sound effects are so weak it's ASMR for your utter disappointment. This ain't spicy chaos like High School DxD, but more like the complete middle finger of a cheap OnlyFans knock off that lacks sauce.

I dove into every degenerate experience...only to be left with this sad coomer bait hating itself from only it's premise and visuals leaving me teetering on my toes for unhinged ecchi gold. The potential of premise and visuals luring you to the front of the ride, but they failed in the inability to make sense with any heart, effort or brains behind the narrative. No degens deserve a dumpster fire like this.

Firstly, Haitenai Kudasai Takamine-san is an ecchi series, so don’t expect a deep, moving story or well-developed characters. What you will find, however, are highly attractive female characters, which are the main draw of the show.

The story follows a high school boy who accidentally sees the student council president, Takamine-san, changing. Takamine is the perfect student: she always gets top grades (never below a 98) and is adored by everyone. But she hides a secret: every time she removes a piece of her underwear, she can alter a past event. For instance, if she scored a 98 on a test, by taking off a piece ... of clothing, she can change it to a 100. Having witnessed her changing, the protagonist becomes aware of every instance she uses this power. Taking advantage of this, Takamine turns him into her "human wardrobe," tasking him with storing her underwear and helping her put it on each time she takes it off.

As the synopsis suggests, this series doesn’t aim to impress with its narrative or characters. The sole reason to watch it is for the ecchi scenes, which are clearly the author’s main focus. The characters are flat and underdeveloped, particularly the female ones, though the protagonist isn’t much better, embodying the typical trope of the virgin guy who somehow attracts the most desirable girl. The story itself is weak, offering nothing new or engaging, and the comedy feels repetitive and uninspired.

Despite these shortcomings, the series delivers what it sets out to do. If you’re looking for something light and uncomplicated with a focus on ecchi scenes, Haitenai Kudasai, Takamine-san is a decent pick.