Violence: There is very light slapstick.

Sex and Nudity: There is some fan service centered around Fujiwara, as she has a large chest, and Kaguya is jealous of her. There is also frequent sexual humor. Ishigami makes a few off-color remarks about the girls in the student council, but he is punished. A few jokes revolve around Kaguya's innocence and immaturity when it comes to sexual matters. Kaguya and Miyuki are put in compromising situations a couple of times, though nothing happens. A segment is devoted to underwear and what kind people prefer. Miyuki is embarrassed about being a virgin. A girl constantly walks in on the student council at the wrong times, making her think that they're usually up to something dirty. Hayasaka is shown taking a bath, though she is covered by a towel or steam at all times.

Theological Themes: None.

Problematic Themes: There's mild swearing. The term "man w****" is used also in one episode. Other than that, it's just the d-word and h-word.

Overall: I really liked it and thought it was funny, though I wouldn't recommend this to anyone against any type of sexual humor. It gave off the same vibe as Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, except this show has smarter characters, more of a romance focus (though still a lot of comedy), and it's not as clean as Nozaki-kun is. I do recommend the sub over the dub, since that is the best way to get rid of the annoying narrator. The characters are pretty likable. Kaguya and Miyuki have good chemistry despite their pride, and individually they both shine. Fujiwara's intelligence is some of the most contradictory I've seen, and she's a fun character. Isigami's a little weird, but he's likable. The only character I didn't really care for was introduced in the second season. I think there are nice messages in here about love and what-not, too. The love story is pretty cute. The art style was nice, though I didn't feel strongly about any of the openings and hated the first ending. I recommend this one to older teens and up.