Synopsis

Umaru Doma is a model student who has a hidden side: when she gets home each day, she puts on her hamster hoodie and turns into a sluggish otaku fond of junk food. As Umaru continues these daily antics, the friendship between her and her classmates—Nana Ebina, Kirie Motoba, and Sylphinford Tachibana—deepens, and more and more interesting events begin to unfold. Of course, these events give rise to numerous questions. What did Nana ask of Umaru's brother Taihei? Who is the mysterious girl with the diamond hairpin? And most important of all: why does this girl seem to know Umaru? These questions and more will be answered in Himouto! Umaru-chan R! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Characters

Umaru Doma

High-school idol Umaru transforms into a lazy, gaming otaku at home.

Neves Emily

Nana Ebina

Umaru's shy classmate and neighbor, harboring a secret crush on Taihei.

Ornelas Sara

Kirie Motoba

Kirie Motoba is a classmate of Umaru, initially scary but secretly admires Umaru's "perfect" form and dotes on her "indoor" form.

Saxton Jad

Sylphinford Tachibana

Sylphinford Tachibana, Umaru's competitive classmate, aims to surpass her in every competition.

Kelly Christina

Taihei Doma

Umaru's hardworking older brother, Taihei is a systems support worker who excels at cooking, cleaning, and supporting his sister.

Barr Katelyn

Community Feed

aedun★★★☆☆Anime4h

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srestroncio★★★☆☆Anime6h

mmarquezads★★★★★EP 123 mo

A spectacular season finale with a Christmas theme, gifts, and lots of love among our friends. Best of all, everyone is being warmly appreciated by everyone else, charming way to close the season. 9 out of 10.

mmarquezads★★★★★EP 113 mo

This episode is one of my favorites. A lot happens that helps us better understand several characters. I love Ebina’s personality, she’s so sweet. 9.5 out of 10, to be honest.

mmarquezads★★★☆☆EP 103 mo

The episode jumped from one thing to another too quickly, it felt like the transition between the two storylines wasn’t done very well. I hadn’t noticed that before in this series. It’s always fun to see the girls together and how each of them thinks individually. 6 out of 10.