Tsui no Sora

These hentai OVAs are unique experiences, to say in the least. Their aesthetics are very comparable, with similarly poor art styles, simplistic coloring, and drawn out usage of repetitive frames that result in h-scenes being very static. Add that to "lackluster" stories and these are easily some of the most "impressionistic" hentai (and anime) that you will ever watch. However, it is certainly possible for them to also be the "best" hentai; if you're feeling masochistic, demented, or simply whimsical, then these may very well be some of the greatest things ever. Basically, their adult content is similar. The weirder of the two can be argued. read more 

Both of these are older and make me laugh really hard. I really adore these odes to mediocrity that these have become. 

If there had to be a contest of insanity, you can bet you'd see these two titles. Angel's Drop is a good kind of insanity compared to the still radiating poison that is Tsui no Sora. They were both made by madmen, regardless. Crazy stuff for sure. You have to admit, sometimes it is very funny too. 

Ugly. Vile. Biohazard. You can come up with more words for sure. That is all that is needed to describe these two revolting titles. Though, I give the benefit of the doubt with Striking Daughter, because, it is almost the nature of what was, in comparison to an actual failed attempt to arouse an audience with only whatever it was the creators thought was a good idea. Only God knows their fate after seeing their own Frankenstein of a creation. I'd still recommend watching both for how bad/odd they are. 

These are both soul-rockingly good times brought to life by SCA-JI, the master of Japanese fiction. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll learn a little about yourself in the process. Fans of both series may also be interested in checking out the Moekan OVA. 

These eroge adaptations are quite the surprise. The surprise being that they're supposed to be hentai OVAs, but you're not going to watch them for the hentai. No, you're going to watch them for their plot- no capitalization needed. They're quite "bizarre," and you'll certainly have an better experience if you're familiar with their source material. That's not to say that it'll be any easier to understand whatever is going on in these OVAs.