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Originally Posted by Brimstone
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There have been dozens of visual novel adaptions ( I should probably not have typed rpg to prevent confusion) to anime. Late night anime pretty much started with adaptions like To Heart, Sentimental Journey, Kakyusei etc. A lot contain "ordinary student guy" male leads.
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Originally Posted by Brimstone
I've noticed that those series tend to have more ero-fanservice than say moe but that's neither here nor there. Though I must be quite fortunate to have missed out on all of those.
But I wouldn't call those popular- nobody ever remembers the male protagonists in those stories so those aren't really successful at all.
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I think your not quite following me. Seikai-kei is a description of a particular plot type. Whether an such anime contains moe or fanservice has no relevance. Quite likely you have seen at least one story of this mold as some of the most popular anime are seikai-kei, for example Evangelion, Haruhi and Shana. Even Madoka can be considered seikai-kei although it plays with the tropes of that plot type.