SUPER HXEROS

ド級編隊エグゼロス (Dokyuu Hentai HxEros)

5.8(60,569)

MAL Score

Ranked #12231

Popularity #1705

Action
Comedy
Ecchi
Romance
Sci-Fi
Harem
School

Episodes: 12
Duration: 23 min per ep
Aired: Jul 4, 2020 to Sep 26, 2020
Status: Finished Airing

Synopsis

Five years after alien parasites called the Kiseichuu arrive on Earth, humanity faces an unusual threat: the invaders aim to ensure the species’ collapse by steadily draining people of their sexual desire. To counter their plan, researchers create the HxEros system—weaponry that draws its strength from “erotic energy,” reaching its full potential only in the hands of those who possess it in abundance.

Driven by deep resentment toward the Kiseichuu, high schooler Retto Enjou enlists with a squad of HxEros users tasked with pushing the invasion back. With their equipment powered by libido itself, the team has to stay charged and coordinated to be ready for combat at any moment—something Enjou finds hard to avoid when his daily life is surrounded by a house full of unabashedly lusty girls.

Otaku Consensus

SUPER HXEROS earns its cult defenders by committing completely to Masato Jinbou’s tokusatsu-ecchi parody direction, with Project No.9 delivering glossy character art that even positive dub coverage singled out for its striking eyes. The verdict is sharply niche: it works as a proudly ridiculous, fan-service-first Super Sentai riff, but its most consistent critical liability is thin characterization and a plot that often feels like a chain of odd decisions rather than a sturdy comedy engine.

Why You Should Watch

Watch SUPER HXEROS if you want battle-ecchi that treats embarrassment, transformation poses, and monster-of-the-week absurdity as the main event, not as decoration around a serious shounen plot. It scratches a similar itch to High School DxD’s shameless libido-powered action and To Love-Ru’s harem chaos, but filters both through Super Sentai and tokusatsu grammar: squad colors, henshin energy, alien weirdness, and punchlines that escalate because the show refuses to blush first. This is best for viewers who want maximal ecchi content without waiting three episodes for the premise to “earn” it. If you need intricate alien lore or carefully layered relationship writing, this will test you; if you want a loud, polished, self-aware Summer 2020 trash-pop artifact, it knows exactly what shelf it belongs on.

Key Characters

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Retto Enjou(VA: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka)
Retto is the male lead whose casting gains extra meta-comedy from Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, a voice actor strongly associated with harem and action protagonists.
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Kirara Hoshino(VA: Ai Kakuma)
Kirara functions as the central heroine presence, giving the series its most direct romantic tension amid the deliberately chaotic harem setup.
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Momoka Momozono(VA: Sayuri Yahagi)
Momoka represents the show’s preference for big, instantly readable character energy over subtle ensemble development.
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Maihime Shirayuki(VA: Ai Kayano)
Maihime stands out through the contrast between elegant character presentation and the series’ aggressively silly ecchi combat framework.

What Makes It Stand Out

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Project No.9 produced the 12-episode TV anime, and outside coverage repeatedly points to the show’s visual polish as one of its stronger assets; one English dub review specifically praised the eye animation and character visuals.
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Masato Jinbou handled both direction and series composition, giving the adaptation a single controlling voice for its blend of superhero parody, school harem comedy, and explicit ecchi escalation.
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The series is unusually explicit about its tokusatsu DNA for a harem ecchi title: AniList tags it as Superhero at 90%, Henshin at 79%, and Tokusatsu at 58%, making its transformation-team structure part of the appeal rather than background flavor.
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Its content profile is not subtle: AniList marks Nudity at 94%, while user and web reviews repeatedly describe the show as packed with fan service, perversion, and sexual comedy.
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Reception is visibly polarized across platforms, with a 5.76 MAL average and 54/100 AniList score sitting beside passionate 10/10 fan defenses that frame the show as an intentionally ridiculous parody rather than a failed serious action series.

Fun Facts & Trivia

Fun fact 1: SUPER HXEROS is based on the work of original creator Ryouma Kitada and was adapted for television by Project No.9.
Fun fact 2: Masato Jinbou served in two major creative roles at once: director and series composition, a production detail that helps explain the show’s consistent commitment to one joke-forward tone.
Fun fact 3: The main production design team split responsibilities across Ryousuke Yamamoto for character design and Tsukiho Yamamoto and Mayu Hirotomi for prop design, with Kenta Masuda credited as art director.
Fun fact 4: The anime aired as a Summer 2020 TV series from July 4 to September 26, 2020, completing its run in 12 episodes.
Fun fact 5: Despite ranking low by MAL score at #12234, the series still reached MAL popularity #1704 and had 622 AniList favorites, showing that its notoriety translated into a real niche audience.