EDIT: Although to be fair I am not sure how you feel about the "WAIFUS WAIFUS WAIFUS POP STARS" direction anime is going.
I'm not very much into anime that dabble too much into that sort of pandering. Granted, it's almost inevitable nowadays, but I think this game went a little overboard with that. (FE Fates suffers the same problem, but I let it slide since it's optional stuff anyway.)
I might change my mind later, depending on how the game ends up being.
For a game which mainly takes inspiration from Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei, I don't see a lot of the main themes of those series in what has been shown so far. It's basically an original thing with references to Fire Emblem and a setting more similar to SMT.
Some of my favorite anime series have little of this sort of pandering, but it's there anyway.
And yes, I'm not like most anime fans. Most discussion I see about the series I follow are all shipping and "omg this and that character are kawaii and whatnot", often disregarding the story itself. I care for something else: for the story, for the characters in terms of their qualities and flaws and how they develop throughout the story and such.
Granted, some of the series I follow are stupidly cliché'd and predictable, but I'm not an elitist prick. A story doesn't need to be deep and all that to be enjoyable, though the more creative and deeper the stories are, the more memorable they will be. That, I can say without any sort of doubt.
Of course, if people enjoy anime because of the waifu stuff, more power to them. As long as there's some semblance of variety in the medium, things will be fine, because among the same recycled stuff, there are a few hidden gems. Even some mainstream stuff can be good, and that's not a bad thing.
(And I guess I ended up rambling again...)