If you’re trying to find where to watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten online, we can help.
The 2023 anime series is a school romance story based on a series of light novels. Like a lot of light novel adaptations, it moves at a slow pace.
But, if you like slow romantic comedy anime stories, you might want to try The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten.
The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Basics
In The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, Mahiru Shiina is the “angel” — an apparently perfect high school girl.
But at the beginning of the series, she’s sitting outside, getting soaked in the rain. Amane Fujimiya spots her, and gives her his umbrella.
This small interaction sets an unusual romance into motion as Mahiru offers to help out Amane at home. Slowly, a relationship grows between the ordinary, average boy and the angelic girl.
The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten History
Author Saekisan (a.k.a. Saeki-san) created The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten in 2018. SB Creative has published the series since 2019. Eight volumes have been produced so far.
A shonen manga adaptation started in 2022. It currently runs in Square Enix’s Manga UP! online manga service.
The first season of the anime ran from January to March 2023. It contains 12 episodes. As of May 2023, a second season has not been announced.
List of Places to Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Online
- Netflix (Japan)
- Crunchyroll
- MeWatch
- Amazon Prime Video (Japan)
- Abema
Note: All of the places mentioned are legal, licensed websites. You will find no pirate sites here.
Where to Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Online
1. Netflix (Japan)
Netflix has The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten in Japan. Like a lot of shows on Netflix Japan, the series doesn’t come with any subtitles or dubbing.
But if you don’t mind that, you can watch it outside of Japan if you have a good VPN, such as NordVPN. Here’s how:
How to Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Online on Netflix Anywhere in the World
This method works on both desktop PCs and mobile phones or tablets.
- Purchase (or start a free trial) of a VPN. I can confirm that NordVPN works for this purpose.
- In the settings, choose Japan as your location.
- Fire up the VPN and wait for it to do its magic
- Once you’re connected, navigate to Netflix (browser or app)
- Search “The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten” in the Netflix search bar and you should see the anime pop up.
Enjoy! Please note that if your Netflix library doesn’t update to reflect the country you selected in your VPN, you may have to clear the Netflix cache first and try again.
To do this on mobile, go to settings -> apps -> Netflix -> clear cache. To do this on PC, you have to clear the cache in your web browser.
I’ve had no trouble using this method and I still use NordVPN to watch anime from various Netflix country libraries daily.
Pros
- A lot of good content
Cons
- Only in Japanese
Price: Basic with ads, $6.99/ month. Basic: $9.99/ month. Standard: $15.49/ month. Premium: $19.99.
Language options: Japanese
Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten online on Netflix.
2. Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has the license for The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten in many countries. Naturally, Crunchyroll’s version features a lot of language options.
A lot of people will probably watch this series at Crunchyroll, especially if they don’t have a VPN. Also, the first three episodes are available for free without a subscription.
If you have Crunchyroll, but you can’t watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, check out this helpful article.
Pros
- Free episodes
- A huge library of current and classic anime
- Many language options
Cons
- Service may be geo-locked in some areas
Price: Limited free viewing option. $7.99 for “fan” level; $9.99 for “mega fan”; and $14.99 for “ultimate fan.”
Language options: Audio in Japanese. Subtitles in English, German, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, or Arabic.
Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten at Crunchyroll.
3. MeWatch
MeWatch in Singapore has the series with English or Chinese subtitles. The episodes are free if you live in Singapore, or if you have a good VPN.
MeWatch’s translation is definitely not the same as what you get with Crunchyroll. After comparing the two, I prefer Crunchyroll’s. MeWatch seemed a little terse. And while it was undoubtedly accurate, it didn’t read quite right to this American English speaker.
The online video service is part of Mediacorp, a state-owned conglomerate in Singapore.
Pros
- Free episodes
Cons
- Clunky translation
Price: Free. Subscriptions available for some channels.
Language options: Japanese with English or Chinese subtitles
Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten at MeWatch.
4. Amazon Prime Video (Japan)
Amazon Prime Video in Japan has the series. If you’re in Japan, you can stream it with an Amazon Prime (Japan) subscription. Or you can rent episodes for 220 yen an episode. However, if you’re outside of Japan, you may run into billing issues.
You can still watch the first episode for free, even without Prime membership. However, there are no subtitles or translation.
Alternatively, you can buy English-language editions of the first few light novels at Amazon in the U.S.
Pros
- First episode free
Cons
- No translation
- Japanese payment barrier
Price: First episode free. Rental: 220 yen/ episode. Prime is 500 yen/ month. Free for 30-day trial period.
Language options: Japanese
Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten online at Amazon Prime Video (Japan).
5. Abema
If you’re in Japan, you can watch The Angel Next Door To Me Spoils Me Rotten at Abema.
The series is only available in Japanese with no translation. And the Abema website is ad-supported. But you can watch the first episode for free. You will need to subscribe to Abema for the rest.
Pros
- Free episode
- A good selection of Japanese content
Cons
- No translation
- Ads (an ad-blocker may help)
Price: First episode is free. A premium subscription costs 960 yen/ month.
Language options: Japanese
Watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten at Abema.
Hopefully, at least one of these options will be the right one for you. With a good VPN, you should be able to watch this series anywhere.
