Boku no Pico

Boku no pico deserves to be celebrated as a contemporary masterpiece of Japanese animation, rising to divinity in the world of entertainment. This work, created by Aoi Madoka, transcends expectations by combining engaging narrative, captivating characters and dazzling technical work, becoming a true "god" of the medium.

The first divine manifestation of "Boku no pico" is its rich and engaging narrative. Madoka has built a complex universe of heroes and villains, immersing viewers in a plot that skillfully balances intense action with touching emotional moments. The story's progression is like a divine ritual, keeping fans eager for each episode as events unfold in unpredictable ways.

The characters, ... each endowed with extraordinary peculiarities, are the deities of this pantheon. From the charismatic Pico to the imposing Tamotsu, these figures are true works of animated art, each contributing to the richness of Pico mythology. The complexity and evolution of the characters are a celebration of Madoka's ability to create entities that transcended the screen, occupying a place in the hearts of viewers.

The animation, worthy of being venerated, is one of the technical facets that elevate Boku no Pico to the status of deity. The quality of the lines, the fluidity of the movements and the attention to detail are equivalent to divine excellence. Each action sequence is like a celestial spectacle, painted with vibrant colors and epic choreography that leaves an indelible mark on viewers' minds.

The soundtrack, like a celestial symphony, accentuates the narrative's pivotal moments, intensifying emotions and elevating the experience to new heights. Each note resonates like a sonic blessing, further enriching the legacy of this masterpiece.

In short, Boku no pico deserves to be venerated as a deity in the pantheon of Japanese animation. Its sacred narrative, divinely sculpted characters, and celestial technique place it in the pantheon of modern masterpieces, where its influence reverberates like an eternal echo in the world of entertainment.

so, here I'm writing my first review in MAL and it's for nothing other than Boku no pico, why?
I was a victim of grooming and therefore I'll take this with seriousness and show my pov of how something vaguely similar I've been trough made me react to this differently. I watched this for the first time at around 14 yo, and I liked it, and rewatched it many times. This showed how grooming works in such a realistic manner, without a third interfeering that my younger self couldn't pinpoint that this was extremely worng (altough I would have never wanted to be the "chaser") it ... was just a matter of: this kinda looks like my relationship with x, cool, I have something relatable.
anyways, this has a good animation, a realistic plot overall and doesn't go too deep into any of the characters lives (ofc), it is a disgusting showcase of how predators interact with children and make them feel like...okay

2/10 cause it made little me realize who I wasn't going to become, and that I wasn't alone

Do I REALLY have to explain why this is some of the most appalling shit out there?

You're either one or two people here:

1. you're a disgusting human being and I feel like I could stomach the dirt beneath my feet more than I could of the existence of someone that actually enjoys this shota.

or 2. You're here to make a meme review because you think its funny or because you watched this awful shota out of pure morbid curiosity

Please do NOT watch this shota AT ALL if you value your life. It's such a waste of time and honestly one of the more gross ... shotas i've had the displeasure of seeing.