* ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' initially seems as though it'll be one of these, what with the main character, Keiichi, being in a Games Club consisting of only four girls and himself (later adding two more girls, Shion Sonozaki and [[spoiler:Hanyuu]]), and the first parts of each arc focuses on their shenanigans. Soon, though, it's revealed that this series is about [[ReligiousHorror something]] [[PsychologicalHorror else]] [[MindScrew entirely]]. [[spoiler:Not to mention that in the second half of the series the position of main character shifts to Rika instead of Keiichi.]] It's also worth noting that only Mion and possibly Rena are actually hinted to be in love with Keiichi in the series proper, since Shion is in love with someone else, [[TokenMiniMoe Satoko and Rika]] are too young, and [[spoiler:Hanyuu is a PhysicalGod who was married and had a daughter when she was still human]]. In the end, [[spoiler:none of the girls end up with Keiichi, since the series is ultimately not about romance but ThePowerOfFriendship]].

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* ''VideoGame/AgarestSenki'' requires you to pick one girl out of three in each generation after you've spent some time with them. The system works similarly to ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarIII'''s syetem. Rex, the final hero, however, can end up with one of ''any'' girl you've gotten in your party so far of the maximum number of ''nine'' in the GoldenEnding.
* Any game created by ''Bioware'' has romance side-plots reguarding the player character. Most of the time it's just a love triangle, but the ammount of people your male/female Shepard can become interested by someone in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' pretty much borderlines a harem.
* Hakuoro of ''VideoGame/{{Utawarerumono}}'' sleeps with six women throughout the game, five of whom love him. Kuuya, empress of the bunnypeople, also seems to love him and offers her best friend as a concubine without knowing quite what that means. Mikoto and possibly Mutsumi in the back story. Yet he's entirely oblivious of how most of them feel until the very end of the game, thinking of them as mostly friends/retainers and of the sex as being rather casual. 
** Considering that he's the king, who also comes from modern society, where sex IS casual, and they live in a world which still has EMPERORS... it makes sense.

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* ''{{Tsukihime}}''. Five girls with their own routes plus one without, having been DemotedToExtra. Most of them are quite violent about it too; Akiha flatly hates Ciel (who hates her back) and Arcueid (who doesn't seem to know what hate is) and ''those'' two have a '[[WordOfGod weird friendship]]' that occasionally includes trying to kill each other. Akira is added in the first fandisc, Kagetsu Tohya seems to add Len considering [[spoiler:she expresses a preference for having sex with him when making a contract]] and implies most of his classmates are attracted. MeltyBlood adds Sion.
* Hakuoro of ''{{Utawarerumono}}'' sleeps with six women throughout the game, five of whom love him. Kuuya, empress of the bunnypeople, also seems to love him and offers her best friend as a concubine without knowing quite what that means. Mikoto and possibly Mutsumi in the back story. Yet he's entirely oblivious of how most of them feel until the very end of the game, thinking of them as mostly friends/retainers and of the sex as being rather casual. 
** Considering that he's the king, who also comes from modern society, where sex IS casual, and they live in a world which still has EMPERORS... it makes sense. I think.

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* ACertainMagicalIndex is rapidly turning into this, courtesy of its ObliviousToLove ChickMagnet NiceGuy hero, Kamijou Touma.
* The ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'' anime/novels. An alien, [[HoYay an ESPer]], [[TimeTravel a time traveller]], and an unknowing goddess. Remember, this is [[TropeOverdosed a show that sinks its meathooks into any trope it can find and folds and spindles it to shreds...]]
* ''CodeGeass'': It seems like everyone in the series is in love with Lelouch. In the first season, Lelouch/Zero accumulates a rather large group of girls who have feelings for him, including [[MysteriousWaif C.C.]], [[{{Tsundere}} Kallen]], [[NaiveEverygirl Shirley]], [[CoolBigSis Milly]], [[GenkiGirl Kaguya]], and even his half-sister [[RebelliousPrincess Euphemia]]. He just doesn't do anything about it, since for the most part he's too busy trying to overthrow the government [[CelibateHero to pursue romance]]. The staff has said that the second season will deal more with his romantic entanglements (and note that all this is ignoring the BrotherSisterIncest and HoYay-slash-FoeYay ships with Nunnally and Suzaku, respectively, and a combination of both those tropes (though a downplayed one that doesn't get as much focus) with Schneizel, who refers to Lelouch as the "one he loved and feared the most").

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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'' is rapidly turning into this, courtesy of its ObliviousToLove ChickMagnet NiceGuy hero, Kamijou Touma.
* The ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' anime/novels. An alien, [[HoYay an ESPer]], [[TimeTravel a time traveller]], and an unknowing goddess. Remember, this is [[TropeOverdosed a show that sinks its meathooks into any trope it can find and folds and spindles it to shreds...]]
* ''Anime/CodeGeass'': It seems like everyone in the series is in love with Lelouch. In the first season, Lelouch/Zero accumulates a rather large group of girls who have feelings for him, including [[MysteriousWaif C.C.]], [[{{Tsundere}} Kallen]], [[NaiveEverygirl Shirley]], [[CoolBigSis Milly]], [[GenkiGirl Kaguya]], and even his half-sister [[RebelliousPrincess Euphemia]]. He just doesn't do anything about it, since for the most part he's too busy trying to overthrow the government [[CelibateHero to pursue romance]]. The staff has said that the second season will deal more with his romantic entanglements (and note that all this is ignoring the BrotherSisterIncest and HoYay-slash-FoeYay ships with Nunnally and Suzaku, respectively, and a combination of both those tropes (though a downplayed one that doesn't get as much focus) with Schneizel, who refers to Lelouch as the "one he loved and feared the most").

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13th Jan '13 4:08:37 PM Thecommander236

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