My Girlfriend is Shobitch

A diligent class representative accepts her classmate's sincere confession, then approaches their new dating relationship through overly literal adult assumptions.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Haruka confesses to Akiho, the diligent class representative he admires, and she accepts. Akiho takes their new relationship seriously. Her ideas about dating, however, are unexpectedly explicit and delivered with complete composure. Haruka must now establish that ordinary romance follows a different syllabus. They must write a better syllabus together.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Confess to the class representative. Hear yes. Discover she treats dating like a subject requiring wildly adult preparation. My Girlfriend is Shobitch builds verbal comedy from Akiho's literal suggestions and Haruka's attempts to steer their new relationship toward ordinary affection. Sincerity keeps the mismatch human.

Gigguku

Haruka expects confession nerves and maybe a normal date. Akiho responds like she has accepted a demanding assignment and studied entirely the wrong material. Her serious delivery makes every inappropriate suggestion explode. The best part is that she genuinely wants to understand how to be a good girlfriend.

Father's Basement

The comedy returns to sexual misunderstanding so often that the mechanism becomes obvious almost immediately. Akiho's sincerity saves the stronger exchanges. She is not playing with Haruka. She earnestly applies diligent study habits to romance, while he tries to correct her without rejecting the relationship.

With nothing left to lose, ordinary high school student Haruka Shinozaki confesses to beautiful, diligent class representative Akiho Kousaka and to his surprise she accepts. Kousaka takes dating as seriously as she does everything else, but does not quite get it.

What defines it

A raunchy ecchi romantic comedy. Gag-driven.

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