We take another ecchi harem series to court. Do You Like Big Girls? (Oki Onnanoko wa Suki desu ka?) ticks so many cultural boxes that everyone’ll walk away satisfied.
Sporty girls? They’re in here, and they’re huge. The eternal debate of plot vs. justice? Yep, the lovely soldiers are accounted for. A short king taking multiple tall queens to bed? They’re even down for threesomes and openly encourage their short king to bed his sister. How did he get into such an enviable position? His sister got him a job as the supervisor of her volleyball team.
You can see the girls take the court in both anime and manga formats.
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Goro Aizome released the original Do You Like Big Girls? manga series on January 8th, 2014. Takeshobo has since published eight volumes in the Bamboo Comics imprint. Takafumi Ohashi’s live-action film adaptation premiered on August 1st, 2020. Studio Hōkiboshi’s anime adaptation premiered on March 13th, 2026.
Souta here is in the running for one of the best harem protagonists around. I can’t say he’s anywhere near Sao’s level, and the term “harem” might be doing some heavy-lifting in Souta’s case. Souta pulls out ahead of other harem protagonists because he actually gets laid. He takes his first love to a hotel in the first chapter, beating Sao’s chapter 2 action. However, these girls throw themselves at Souta before they ever confess their love. It’s mostly physical, even if they openly care about him.
Is this a harem? We can discuss that below.
The Lust-Filled Tales of Do You Like Big Girls?
Kaoru Tachibana tricks her freeter younger brother into becoming her volleyball team’s new supervisor. Their current supervisor is sick, and Souta has nothing better to do than do chores for her team of big girls. Let me just say, this brocon sister giving her brother an easy layup warms my heart. Souta is quick to perform his new chores and learn how volleyball is actually played, making him a useful harem protagonist.
The series sets up a romantic tone, given how Souta meets his first love, the tall volleyball ace Ayano Hasegawa. Kaoru encourages him to ask her out, and they end up at a love hotel. However, Ayano only sees him as a younger brother, but she’ll continue to drain him dry whenever she gets the urge to roll around in the sack. I mean, that’s still fun, and the girls have their own crushes on him, but the romance factor of a harem doesn’t kick in when you expect it to. Still, he’s drowning in big girls who want to mount him every day. Fun times for all.
The Girls of Do You Like Big Girls?
The title here is also a question for the reader: Do you appreciate girls who tower over the male lead they want to mount? There’s only one girl who’s roughly Souta’s height; the rest are giant women. If you don’t like big girls, then this manga and this planet aren’t for you.
It really is hard to pick out a favorite character here. Kaoru is a cute tomboy with a slim chest who gets all tsundere when it comes to Souta, and Ayano, her rival, is a princess-like girl with a big bust and an even bigger libido.
The standout characters for me are the otaku with a surprisingly cute side, Sakura Asakara and Julia McKenzie, the token American with the largest bust, who walks around in a bikini top. Souta’s presence allows them to let their hair down and express themselves beyond their usual quirks. Except Ayano, she activates Souta’s Edward Elric “don’t call me short” berserker mode for sex at least once. The prettiest girls are always the freakiest.
The Art of Do You Like Big Girls?
Let’s point out the obvious: the girls’ busts are presented in all their glory. Indeed, the title also refers to girls with big chests. There are no convenient steam or godrays to cover the good bits. The only convenient covers are for the ladies’ downstairs, and Souta’s fellow, but that’s to be expected. Everything else is on show, and the girls love to show off. The art does an amazing job of showcasing these different body types, from flat chests to medium and even to USA-size big oppai.
Our fellow cultured fans of girls in different cosplay will have much to appreciate here. Besides their sports uniforms, the girls dress in different outfits, mostly to entice Souta. Julia’s bikini top wins the day every day. It’s her everyday attire, and by hentai god, is it doing its best to cover her prizes. She runs on pure Freedom, lads.
The girls’ expressions go seamlessly from silly and comedic to neutral or sexy. When taking Souta to bed, their blushing is lovely to see. Especially Julia, the biggest girl there.
The Supervisor’s Conclusion
So, is this a harem series?
Sure, in the strictest sense of the word, Souta is surrounded by girls who throw themselves at him daily. However, they mostly act like friends with benefits, despite having romantic feelings for one another. People looking for a lovey-dovey experience from the first chapter might be disappointed. Hell, I was disappointed that, as far as I’ve read, Souta hasn’t grabbed his big sister yet, and I resent that there is yet another series that makes me root for incest. It’s this and Okaa-san Online that set up and tease the taboo, never delivering. Despite that resentment, I give this series a jiggly 5/5 on the Megumi rating system. Those sports bras aren’t helping every member of the team, especially when they jump and dive.
If you need more hands-on sports coaches doing their jobs, we at J-List recommend Prestigious Female Team Manager Club. Someone has to take charge.
Are you a fan of sports-themed ecchi series? Will Souta eventually get the proper lovey-dovey harem experience? Will his sister finally join the fun? Let us know in the comments below.
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