Anzu Hoshino didn't ask for a harem; she was forced into it by Riri.
The heavy use of isn't just a quirk; it’s a brilliant narrative tool that serves three main purposes: ⚖️ The "Wizardry" of Terms & Conditions "Romantic Killer" Why Is there So Much Legalese...
By citing "Article X, Section Y," the show highlights how forced and unnatural typical romance tropes (like the "accidental kabedon") actually are. 🤝 Establishing Boundaries The "Contracts" act as a shield for Anzu. Anzu Hoshino didn't ask for a harem; she
In the world of Romantic Killer , the magical interventions are treated like a high-stakes . "Romantic Killer" Why Is there So Much Legalese...
She uses the fine print to fight back against the magical world.
It frames romance as something bureaucratic and clinical, which perfectly matches Anzu’s anti-romance mindset. 🛡️ A Satire of "Otome" Tropes