The 25 Best Harem Anime on Crunchyroll Right Now

The Best Harem Anime on Crunchyroll Quintessential Quintuplets
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What is it like to have a harem? Well, these 25 harem anime on Crunchyroll are going to give viewers an entertaining experience!

  1. Girlfriend, Girlfriend

    Have you ever heard the term "polyamorous relationship"? If so, Girlfriend, GirlfriendĀ is the ideal harem anime for those looking for a helpful guide to entering one.

    Imagine being in a relationship with a boy who dates other girls; you'd be furious, right? But what if everyone in the relationship has consented?

    That's what you call polyamory, and Girlfriend, Girlfriend shows how a man like Naoya Mukai manages to date multiple girls without any problems, from dating his childhood friend, Saki Saki, to dating his schoolmate, Nagisa Minase.

  2. Arifureta

    Arifureta is a fusion of isekai and harem anime that follows Nagumo Hajime's revenge story after he was betrayed by an unknown character during dungeon training.

    His story is essentially that of Naofumi without the shield, who rose through the ranks after becoming embroiled in so much trouble.

    Nagumo meets a lifelong companion along the way in the 300-year-old vampire, who has also been betrayed.

    Nagumo went on to become the overpowered main character, surprising his classmates and his betrayer while also gaining a harem.

    If that sounds clichĆ©, well, thatā€™s just the trend on anime shows that are a combination of isekai and harem. You get what I mean.

    READ MORE: Is Arifureta Good or Worth Watching?

  3. Infinite Stratos

    Ichika may be the luckiest man in the world of Infinite Stratos. He is not only the sole man in the world who can pilot a high-tech robot called Infinite Stratos (IS), but he also gets to attend an all-girls training school in Japan.

    Can you guess what's about to happen? Ichika has a plethora of potential love interests.

    It's unavoidable; Ichika is the only guy in the training school who gets to enjoy the company and attention of all the different girls.

    Infinite Stratos is a must-see if you enjoy harem anime with mecha elements.

    However, in only 12 episodes, Ichika must get to know six women with diverse personalities, leaving little room for character development.

  4. World Break

    World Break is your typical magic academy harem that bombards the audience with fanservice. From the first episode, you'll be swamped with fanservice to the point where you'll either like or dislike this anime.

    But what distinguishes World Break from the rest? There isn't much, but World Break features characters who try to outwit the others.

    They not only remember their previous lives, but they also have intriguing magical abilities thanks to Diomedea's animation.

    This harem anime follows Moroha Haimura, a young man who enrolls in a magic academy with the goal of harnessing the power of light and suppressing whatever dark arts exist in the world.

  5. How Not to Summon a Demon Lord

    Demon lords also get harems, and Diablo is no exception. With Rem and Sherra, Diabloā€™s everyday life gets more interesting, albeit chaotic, in How Not to Summon a Demon Lord.

    Diablo is a very likable character who isn't just some stupid protagonist who gets transported into an MMORPG world. He is similar to Overlord's Ainz Ooal Gown in that he rarely takes himself seriously.

    He's also an intriguing character because he's self-aware and has an introverted side to him.

    Aside from Diablo, the same can be said for the two main characters in his harem, who drive the plot of the anime forward.

    If you want to see a demon lord whose anxiety gets the best of him, watch Diablo in How Not to Summon a Demon Lord!

  6. The Testament of Sister New Devil

    If you've been a harem fan for a while, you'll enjoy The Testament of Sister New Devil and its ecchi moments, which drive the show's entire plot. However, if you're a harem fan who derides ecchi, this show will be a waste of your time.

    The Testament of Sister New Devil follows Basaro, an exiled hero who wishes for little sisters.

    His father granted his wish after he took in two innocent-looking girls, except they were really not all innocent.

    Basaro's new sisters were demons, and what better way to keep them at bay than to make them fall in love with him?

    Will the sisters be able to fall in love with Basaro, or will they kill him first?

  7. Oreshura

    Eita, a studious young man traumatized by his parent's separation, has no desire to fall in love.

    That is, until the lovely and popular Masuzu Natsukawa confides in Eita, having grown tired of all the male students at school vying for her attention.

    That's when Oreshura employs the romance anime trope of "fake relationships," as Masuzu blackmails Eita into getting into a relationship with her in order to keep the male students from bothering her.

    However, more love interests interfere, as does Eita's past trauma.

    While Oreshura employs an old trope, the plot of this harem anime is far from predictable.

    It has a lot of enjoyable moments, and anime fans note how funny it is.

  8. Campione!

    Campione! stands out from the rest of the harem anime on this list due to its use of Greek mythology in its premise.

    It's unusual for an anime show, particularly a harem, to use mythology as a foundation for its narrative, but Campione! did it exceptionally well.

    This harem anime depicts Kusanagi Godou's mission to prevent rogue gods from causing global disasters.

    He is a human who, thanks to Campione's power, can kill gods. But what distinguishes Campione! as a harem anime?

    Kusanagi's ability becomes more powerful the moment he kisses one of the girls in his harem.

    But it's more than just a kiss; the deeper the kiss, the more powerful he becomes -- if that makes sense.

  9. Seirei Gensouki

    Seirei Gensouki's plot may be all over the place, given how the protagonist travels from one location to the next, but the show provides a very relaxing experience thanks to its bright palette and beautiful animation.

    It's also an isekai anime in which the main character dies in the real world in a bus accident (perhaps there were no trucks in the area).

    He assumes the identity of a young man in the fantasy world, except that this young man retains memories of his original identity.

    It's a novel approach to the isekai genre, with the main protagonist having a dual identity.

    From one place to the next, Rio/Haruto saves girls with his overpowered abilities.

  10. Trinity Seven

    Trinity Seven is another magical academy harem with a perverted main character named Arata Kasuga.

    Despite his perverted nature, Kasuga is a refreshing harem anime hero in the sense that he does not exploit his harem and instead focuses on growing with them.

    Trinity Seven is a fantastic show, minus the excessive fan service. It follows Arata Kasuga's adventures at the magic academy, where he meets the Trinity Seven, a group of strong and powerful all-female ace magicians.

    Kasuga aims to take his cousin back from another world after an apocalyptic event called the "Breakdown Phenomenon" separated them.

  11. Lord Marksman and Vanadis

    This fantasy and harem anime is either a hit or a miss, depending on whether you prefer a fast-paced transition of events or a slow burn.

    Lord Marksman and Vanadis has a European medieval setting, but its premise incorporates magic, dragons, and other such elements, as well as the prospect of war.

    The problem is that, no matter how interesting the lore in this anime seems to be, the fast-paced transitions ruin the build-ups and confuse the audience.

    However, in terms of the overall effort, Lord Marksman and Vanadis remains an intriguing show with a lot of promise.

    The plot revolves around Tigrevormud Vorn, a marksman, and Ellenora Vitaria, a warrior maiden.

    They were once enemies in battle but became allies after so many events occurred during the war.

  12. Date A Live

    What happens when dating turns into a means of saving the world? If this doesn't pique your interest, I'm not sure what will.

    In Date A Live, Itsuka Shido attempts to make female spirits fall in love with him in order to save the world from dangerous space quakes.

    Date A Live is a dating sim in which Itsuka attempts to bond with various girls with varying personalities and character tropes.

    He tries to avoid being killed in the process thanks to Itsuka's sister and a group of dating-sim experts!

  13. We Never Learn: Bokuben

    At first glance, Bokuben appears to be a rip-off of The Quintessential Quintuplets due to its "boy tutors girl" premise, but what distinguishes Bokuben is its use of timeless teenage love comedy tropes.

    Bokuben is a fun and entertaining harem-ish and slice-of-life anime that features likable characters with diverse personalities who don't muddle the plot.

    It follows Nariyuki, a studious young man who wishes to attend university and is fortunate that the school wishes to offer him a scholarship in exchange for tutoring various geniuses such as Fumino, Rizu, and Uruka.

  14. High School DxD

    High School DxD is the holy grail of ecchi anime fans, but this show is also classified as a harem anime due to the number of girls in the series on whom the main protagonist tries to lay both his eyes and his hands.

    Most notably, High School DxD is the type of show you want to watch in a locked room, away from the parents, due to its NSFW ecchi moments.

    However, High School DxD is a very enjoyable anime that makes you eagerly await the next episode.

    It has a perverted protagonist, Issei Hyodo, who is killed one day after dating a fallen angel named Yuma Amano.

    Issei is given a second chance at life thanks to the beautiful Rias Gremory, but he must serve the Gremory family, who are actually a clan of demons.

  15. The Familiar of Zero

    The Familiar of Zero was one of the first harem animes I ever watched. It's a fantasy and harem anime about the great divide between the nobility and the lower class, which we all know was a recurring theme in the old times and continues to be so today.

    Because it's a harem anime, expect a lot of girls to try to get the male protagonist's attention, either intentionally or unintentionally.

    It follows Louise de Valliere, aka Zero, as she summons a human familiar, Saito, a young Japanese boy.

    You know the drill: Saito gets involved with a lot of girls, from Louise to lower-class girls, and even the headmaster!

    It's a chaotic anime, but it's surprisingly entertaining to see Zero fall in love with Saito just like any other tsundere anime girl.

  16. The Fruit of Grisaia

    The Fruit of Grisaia is not your typical harem show that pushes fan service on the audience at every turn.

    Instead, it features an intriguing protagonist who dismisses the affections of the girls around him, as well as an unexpected backstory.

    The anime takes place at Mihama Academy, where five different girls with various intentions live in isolation from the rest of the world.

    When a young man named Kazami Yuuji enrolls in the academy, the girls' balance shifts, and it is up to Yuuji to help everyone figure out their problems.

  17. The World God Only Knows

    If you watch The World God Only Knows, you'll learn how to get girls the Keima way! I honestly thought Keima looked androgynous, but that's just my opinion.

    Regardless of how dramatic the title of this harem anime is, The World God Only Knows is full of funny moments that will make you laugh despite how repetitive the storyline is.

    It is episodic in nature because Keima tries to woo different girls in each episode just to live.

    For a brief overview, Keima is a self-proclaimed Fuhrer of dating games.

    One day, Keima receives a challenge from none other than Death, who wants him to date real girls rather than the 2D girls in video games.

    It's cool, and Keima accepts the challenge, except that he later realizes that failing to seduce the girls will result in his death.

  18. Classroom for Heroes

    Classroom for Heroes is one of the latest additions to the ever-expanding library of harem anime. It was released in summer 2023, with a total of 12 episodes.

    It follows Blade, a young man who enrolls at Rosewood Academy despite his lack of interest in becoming a hero.

    From one episode to another, Blade meets new characters, from Arnest Flaming to Sophitia Femto. He helps them in various ways, not realizing that heā€™s acting like a hero already.

    Join Blade and his love interests in Classroom for Heroes to learn more about their story.

  19. Tales of Wedding Rings

    How far can a man go for the love of his life? In Tales of Wedding Rings, Satou Haruto finds himself in a fantasy world in his relentless pursuit of love.

    Satou likes Hime, so he doesnā€™t think twice about crashing her wedding and stealing her from her groom.

    He marries Hime instead, but he doesnā€™t know that he has to marry four more girls to take on the responsibility of the legendary Ring King.

    From the wind princess to the water princess, Satou has to marry these girls to defeat the Abyss King. What will happen to Satou and Hime? Will they ever have a happy ending?

  20. The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You

    It takes guts for a man to confess his feelings in front of the woman she loves, but in this harem anime, high schooler Rentaro Aijou has confessed 100 times to 100 girls he fell in love with in his lifetime!

    Unfortunately, Rentaro never had a successful confession, so he decided to pray at a shrine as his last resort. All of a sudden, the God of Love appears before Rentaro and grants his prayers.

    Rentaro is now able to attract girls, but he has to date 100 of them to find his true soulmate, thanks to the God of Loveā€™s mistake. Will he ever find the time to get to know each one of them?

  21. Masamune-kunā€™s Revenge

    Masamune-kunā€™s Revenge is one of the classic harem anime out there, with Masamune Makabe at the center.

    He was once an overweight child who bravely confessed to his childhood friend, Adagaki Aki, in the belief that she also felt the same way. He was rejected, and worse, Aki insulted and mocked his appearance instead.

    As the plot unfolds, Masamune returns with a vengeance now that he looks like a new man. He wants to get his revenge on Aki, and he will stop at nothing to accomplish his goal.

    Throughout the way, Masamune meets different kinds of girls who will try to win his heart, so if you havenā€™t watched the series, add this anime to your watch list right now!

  22. Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable

    Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable brings a Tokyo city boy to Kitama, Hokkaido, to encounter beautiful gyarus and experience their love and warmth.

    Tsubasa Shiki moves to Hokkaido to live with his grandmother after an argument turns sour.

    Itā€™s not the worst thing since Tsubasa gets the opportunity to learn about Hokkaidoā€™s culture and, most importantly, be friends with beautiful girls who arenā€™t scared to show their gyaru style!

    Hokkaido Gals Are Adorable is both wholesome and playful, so viewers will have a lot of fun watching Tsubasa and his interactions with his love interests.

  23. Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches

    An incredibly hilarious anime, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches features the body-swap trope not seen in most anime.

    If you like to laugh a lot and get engrossed in an animeā€™s storyline, then Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches is a must-watch!

    What happens when a juvenile delinquent swaps bodies with the school's most beautiful top student? There will undoubtedly be chaos!

    Thanks to the guidance of Miyabi Itou and the vice president of the student council, thereā€™s hope for Ryu Yamada and Urara Shiraishi to get back to their bodies by gathering the legendary seven witches together!

    It's just that as more witches arrive, Yamada's life becomes more chaotic as each of them falls in love with him!

  24. The Quintessential Quintuplets

    Are you looking for another harem anime that has divided fans over who the best girl is? Look no further, because The Quintessential Quintuplets features not one, but five girls, all of whom are sisters to each other!

    Fuutarou is, indeed, a very lucky man, despite coming from a poor family. HeĀ is hired as a tutor for the five daughters of a wealthy family because of his intelligence.

    The issue is that they are all uninterested in studying, not to mention stubborn and difficult to understand!

    If you're looking for a harem anime that doesn't rely on fanservice, this is the show for you.

  25. Nisekoi

    Are you on Team Chitoge or Team Onodera? Regardless, Nisekoi is a fan favorite among harem anime fans.

    It is so popular that it is a sin not to know the lucky Raku Ichigo, the son of a powerful yakuza boss who gets engaged with Chitoge, the daughter of a rival gang.

    While Nisekoi contains many romance anime tropes, it is very entertaining to watch how the anime unfolds, especially the part where Raku decides who to give his heart to after so many love interests come along the way.

    Even though the series has ended, the debate over who is the best girl in Nisekoi continues, with fans lining up before Chitoge and Onodera.

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