Henbou Moral Hazard

One day, while walking home from school, a young college girl is followed by a creepy old man. She runs to a nearby park in an attemot to get away from him, but is captured by someone hiding in the shadows. The pervert strips her naked and forces himself onto her. Another man, hearing her cries for help, comes to her aid and chases the pervert away. But as our girl quickly gathers up her clothes and turns to get dressed, her rescuer starts to take advantage of the situation.

Pretty much the whole situation is a 24-karat run of bad luck for the school girl.

This ... was animated at a time when anime studios made the transition from animation cels to digital art for their anime. Unfortunately, a lot of anime around this time ended up look like a mixed bag at the best of times, an those were the anime done by the big studios that had actual talent and budget. So you can imagine just how bad Moral Hazard looks with it's barely there hentai budget of a dime, half a pack of gum, a button, and some pocket lint.

The whole thing uses the exact same couple of shots repeated over and over and over again during it's entire runtime, making the entire thing feel like a tedious slog. I know I've shit on newer hentai for being cheaply put together, but nothing can quite beat just how poorly put together a lot of early digital hentai looked.

And to top it all, as to put a cherry on top of this shit sundae, it has some of the worst editing I've ever seen. At random moments, the anime will take one random shot of the characters having sex, and then have it randomly appear all over the screen like a collage dedicated to the worst animation that hentai has to offer.

I don't know how anyone looked at this and thought it was acceptable to put onto store shelves. I guess I must live in luxury in these modern days where I can find decent quality hentai in the plethora of hentai out there.

The only compliment that I can give this is that it doesn't try to bog the experience down with an unnecessary plot or character development. And that's one hell of a backhanded compliment. I don't think I've had so much to complain about with so little content before.

Would I recommend Moral Hazard? Fuck no, it's poorly animated and edited trash. You could probably throw a rock at any modern anime and come away with something better.

It's probably technically impossible to 'spoil' this particular title, but I'll try to avoid doing so.

Story:

There is no story. OK, well, that was unfair. A schoolgirl walks through a park at night and is attacked by a rapist. The a man fends off the rapist and decides to rape her himself (because he lost his job, you see). Repeat until show mercifully ends.

Animation: This is the laziest bit of animation I have had the misfortune of seeing in years. For example, during an oral sex scene, there is almost no variety. Her head goes forward, and back. And Forward, and back. And forward, and back. ... And forward and back... minutes roll by. Oh, a shot from the rear. And forward and back. OK, that was clearly getting boring for this would-be anime God, which is why he adds some bizarre 1990s image tiling-filter effect that covers the screen in a grid of tiny screens of THE SAME BORING BLOW-JOB. And forward, and back. This occurs again later.

There is a scene in which a man is hit on the head with a rock, which is pretty much how I also felt by that point: me, too, please!

This was probably a mistranslation of "Mental Hazard".

I should mention that none of my rating for this title is based on any moral ideals. I just think you could do better with pretty much any other hentai.

Recommended for:

Recalibrating your personal ratings sensibility with an undisputed dud: "There's no way this could rate a 2! Have you forgotten 'Henbou Moral Hazard'? This is three-times better!"