One of the first housemates Daisuke encounters in a compromising situation, who surprisingly sets a bold tone for their future interactions.

As an adaptation of a game, the series follows the "under one roof" and "student life" themes common in character-driven narratives. It is aimed at adult audiences and follows the established style of the production studio, emphasizing the interactions within a harem-style setting.

: Through its thought-provoking themes and character arcs, The Animation 1 encourages viewers to engage with complex social issues and personal struggles.

As continues to unfold, audiences are invited to embark on a thrilling journey through the combined universes of Bubble and De House . With its innovative approach to storytelling, stunning visuals, and resonant themes, this series has the potential to leave a lasting impact on the world of anime. Whether you're a seasoned fan or newcomer to these worlds, The Animation 1 promises to deliver an unforgettable viewing experience.

The animation focuses on the evolving relationships between Daisuke and his housemates. The primary characters include:

: Leveraging cutting-edge animation techniques, The Animation 1 presents a visually stunning experience that redefines the possibilities of animated storytelling.

However, Daisuke fails to read the fine print of his contract: the position was exclusively intended for women. He soon discovers he is the only male living with four attractive female students from his university, all of whom are a year senior to him. The plot revolves around his attempts to navigate this "accidental" harem lifestyle, often leading to awkward encounters, particularly when he mistakenly enters bathrooms while they are in use.

The series was produced by the studio and released under the Pink Pineapple label, a well-known producer in the adult animation genre. First Episode Release: August 30, 2024. Format: OVA (Original Video Animation).

Four female university seniors who initially agree to let Daisuke stay despite the contract mix-up, leading to various "life in common" experiences with varying degrees of emotional and physical tension. Censorship and Reception