Masou Gakuen HxH

Stiff and inconsistent animation with 90's quality computer graphics; monotonous, boob-obsessed fanservice; vapid characters who yell and clinch their fists a lot to create the illusion of emotion where there is none.

Masou Gakuen HxH is an uninspired clone of better anime that was produced with an appropriately low budget. It takes the premise from Infinite Stratos about the one guy with an ability to help attractive female fighters, and mashes it with the master-slave relationships from Shinmai Maou no Testament using a big tit-shaped sledgehammer. HxH lacks the fun of the former, and the sex appeal of the latter.

On the positive side, Kizuna, the main ... male character, wasn't an obnoxious gynophobe or raging pervert typical of harem anime. He was usually composed and diligent, and had no qualms with engaging in lewd sexual acts. On the negative side, he didn't have any memorable personality traits to elicit empathy from the audience. In nearly every scene he only provided one of three things: exposition, generic words of encouragement, or listless pseudo-sex with a girl from his harem.

The female characters weren't any better, who, in their bulky "hybrid gear" attire, looked like balloon animals in shitty cosplay. They were nothing more than eye candy. No depth. No agency. Just walking body parts to be gazed upon, groped, and even humiliated.

HxH would have been more enjoyable with deeper character personalities, smarter designs, and better sex. It usually takes more than a breast and ass massage to get a girl off. They somewhat figured this out at the last episode, but by then it was too little too late.

I'm sure a lot of people wrote this show off without even trying it simply because of the synopsis, the cover and the genre tags, and while I can't really blame them for doing so, I'll be the first one to admit that Masou Gakuen actually had potential. It really did. It had potential because it had a premise which promotes a lot of actual sexual interaction between its characters rather than merely relying on suggestive camera angles and such. Other than the general lack of originality, my main gripe with most battle harems is that they try to have some sort of serious story ... whilst simultaneously having a lot of ecchi aspects, but ultimately they end up not really succeeding on either front. Masou Gakuen however had a real chance of at least succeeding with its sexual elements, which could very well have been enough to make it an above-average ecchi anime. But unfortunately it never manages to live up to that potential, largely thanks to an abundance of severe execution errors.

The premise itself is about as generic and uninteresting as it gets: some alien invaders more or less conquered Earth and humanity is on its last ropes. The story then takes place at a remote high school where the students are trained to fight the extraterrestrial invaders. Sounds reasonable enough, except that humanity's last hope now rests on a group of teenagers in needlessly skimpy mecha suits powered by eroticism. Because you know, that sounds like a very reliable solution when the actual worldwide military's missiles, lasers and artillery shells evidentially weren't enough to stop them.

In any case, we have our protagonist Hida Kizuna being sent to this school one day by his sister, with the purpose of literally fondling all the girls in it. Basically, the mecha suits in this show, called "Heart Hybrid Gears", can be artificially powered up by sexually stimulating its wielder, enabling them to actually stand a chance at victory against the alien threat. And that's more or less what the anime is about: the MC consistently ends up in erotic situations with various girls and makes them orgasm in order for them to be able to help protect mankind. Perfect.

Now I just want to make something very clear here: ending up with consistent sexual interactions is by no means a bad thing on paper. It's been proven many times in the past. The problem primarily lies with the underlying reason for why those scenes actually happen to begin with. Let's be real here, almost no one actually cares about the generic story when watching an anime like this. We're in it for the tits and ass and nothing more. So I have to ask, why do you need to go to these ridiculous lengths just to set up a scenario where sexual encounters can happen on a consistent basis? There's no reason it should have to be this complicated. Just look at something like Kiss x Sis for example: almost the entire anime revolves around two sisters lusting for their stepbrother and ending up in borderline hentai situations with him all the time. Why? Because they love him. That's literally all there is to it. We didn't need some alien invasion or mumbo jumbo ero-power or anything like that; all it took was affection, and it worked out great. But in Masou Gakuen we end up with a scenario where literally everything except for the ecchi scenes is absolutely terrible, and as a result it ends up severely dragging down the enjoyment of said ecchi scenes as well since they become so far-fetched and forced in the process.

Another huge make-or-break factor for ecchi/harems is of course the heroine cast, and this anime is is also a big disappointment on that front. They're all extremely shallow and stereotypical, and pretty much solely exist for the sake of being someone for the MC to get his hands on. They're the kind of girls whose entire characterization can be summarized by their breasts, and speaking of which, more than half of them also have these horrible physics-defying watermelon boobs which I'm getting seriously fed up with by now.

One comment you end up seeing fairly often from ecchi haters is that "ecchi anime is useless since you could just watch hentai instead", and while I don't agree with this logic since there are multiple other reasons to watch ecchi anime beyond just to get off to them, in Masou Gakuen's case I'm almost inclined to say it'd probably be true. Because seriously the ecchi scenes in this anime are not seductive, creative, fetishy or anything like that; they're basically censored porn. Like they're not actually having sex but we pretty much get finger banging, cunnilingus and more, and the girls are evidentially orgasming as a result of it. I mean it's literally the kind of explicit stuff that belongs in hentai, merely that we don't get to see genitalia directly. On top of that the girls are treated like nothing more than sexual objects rather than respectable characters, which is also something you'd expect to find in hentai instead. They're like walking manikins whose sole reason for existing is to be molested. Honestly I find it genuinely disrespectful, and I bet feminists would have a field day with it if they gave this anime a shot. So whenever I was watching one of the "bonding" scenes of Masou Gakuen, I just couldn't help but feel like there really wasn't much point to it given the available options.

On top of those scenes though, the anime also has some more generic and lame ecchi content such as the aforementioned skimpy mecha outfits they're all wearing. I've always wondered whether anime creators expect their viewers to be masturbating or being hyped when they put these half-naked anime girls into life-or-death battles so often... you can't both have the cake and eat it after all. Also sometimes it feels like the anime is seriously trying to enforce ecchi content when it really shouldn't, for example there's this one scene where the bad guys have captured one of the girls and are supposedly going to torture her for information, so what do they do? Of course, they decide to strip her and try to make her climax in the hopes that that'll make her talk. Not only does this make no sense from a logical standpoint, but also do you really expect me to be turned on from some cringeworthy and irrational torture scene? Like seriously?

Ultimately I just can't understand what the actual intention is behind anime like this. If they're trying to turn people on, why does the mecha fighting and cringeworthy plot elements even exist? And if they're trying to create an exciting post-apocalyptic action show, there's obviously no need for all this facepalm-worthy "ero power" crap. If you wanted to come up with an ecchi anime where the MC has a legitimate excuse for doing sexual things to girls on a consistent basis, you could just do something like a show with a normal guy in a normal high school who one day gets cursed so that if he doesn't do something erotic with girls on a frequent basis then something bad will happen to him, or something like that. I'm not saying that would be an amazing anime, but on paper it already sounds a lot better than what Masou Gakuen is doing, and that took me like 5 seconds to think up. The bottom line is: if you want to do a show revolving around sexual encounters, just keep things simple. Just do enough in order to make the scenes not feel forced and leave it at that. Proper execution of the ecchi scenes is literally all most of the viewers actually care about after all. Doing things the other way around is just naïve and ignorant.

So is there anything good about Masou Gakuen in the end? Well the OP and ED were both pretty decent so that's something at least, but that's hardly enough to carry it. I guess if you're a diehard fan of all things ecchi and don't care about execution quality at all then you might want to give this a shot, but otherwise I really wouldn't recommend it.


Oh and as the cherry on top we get an inconclusive cliffhanger ending followed by “To Be Continued”. Could it possibly get any better?

Masou Gakuen HxH is a light novel adaptation about a bunch of scantily clad mecha-using female warriors fighting a bunch of other scantily clad mecha-using female warriors from another dimension...yes this is a light novel adaptation, why do you ask? Oh you thought it was a hentai game adaptation? Pft, when was the last time those things showed up? Anyways, continuing on from that self-inflicted interruption, the show is about these female warriors fighting each other for a reason that isn't really elaborated on because why should plot matter in an anime about underage girls fighting with their tits hanging out, with the good guy ... side having that one lone male who makes you question which side you're supposed to be rooting for because he's a dick and every being with an extra X chromosome falls for him anyways no matter what side they're on? Oh yeah, and these mecha suits are powered by sexual lust for some reason, thus this one guy must charge up these females' fighting energy by giving them orgasms. And whilst females in hentai can get orgasms very easily, I think the producers of this show had some sort of internal bet in regards to how little a man has to do before getting his woman wet. Because the only sex moves that show up in this thing are boob groping and what I can only assume are cowgirl positions that came out of a book called "How To Pretend To Have Sex For Dummies", and yet these girls react to them like they're in a Takaoka Motofumi doujin.

If you've seen one shitty harem light novel adaptation, you've seen them all, and putting in "animated sex" that'd embarrass a shitty flash adaptation adds pretty much nothing to the formula other than more shame, and it's not even enough shame to be noteworthy. There's a bit of paraphrasing going on in the previous paragraph, but otherwise that's pretty much the entire show. Guy gets stuck in an all-girl section of what passes for military in anime world and proceeds to toy with their emotions whilst dealing with a paint-by-the-numbers plot that even a machine by Professor Frink from The Simpsons would have been embarassed to churn out. And I didn't make that Takaoka Motofumi reference lightly. If you've never read any of his doujins, they generally consist of asshole males with bad haircuts raping females that are either big busted housewives pretending to be high schoolers or twelve-year old lolis with nipples so perky you could cut glass with them all in the name of "love". As such, no one is spared. Except for the sister I guess, but after seeing who gets laid in this show, you'd wish the main dude had gone the incest route instead.

The reason I stuck with this show was because it seemed like it'd be a bit raunchier than the average LN series. I mean its very first scene depicted a girl taking it up the butt, which caused me to think that maybe this trash was at least going to be a little tongue-in-cheek regarding the light novel craze the way people thought that godawful Who Is Imouto anime was going to play out before it actually started taking itself seriously and turned the kinda funny stalker angle into the shittiest mystery on the planet. Even if the end result was destined to be shit, maybe it won't be that mediocre/middle-of-the-ground shit I hate so much because there's nothing to say other than it's boring. No such luck I'm afraid, because after the first episode, the show reveals that the main females are whiny tsunderes who don't know what the fuck they want whilst the main dude...um, actually he doesn't have any problems with feeling up his childhood friend and their little sister, so maybe I got a little more of my wish than I thought.

In addition to the repetitiveness of the sex moves, very little actual nudity is really shown until late in the game, and that's assuming you're watching the AT-X version rather than the laughably censored Crunchyroll version. And it always tries to be coy about it even when it does show up to the point that calling out someone else's name during intercourse would be less of a turn-off. I know it sells and all, but I think Production IMS missed a few memos when they decided to become a fanservice studio, because there are a few things you have to keep in mind with porn assuming you're a teenage boy or lesbian who wants to please their frustrated libido without having to pay for it like a loser. One, most porn is absolute shit. I remember when I was introduced to my first porn site and trying to find something that was actually arousing was like trying to find a hot woman in a nude beach that's not in Central America. Two, most successful porn are executed with characters that have confidence, and the only confidence you can expect out of light novel stereotypes are the wishy-washy kind that get mad at their men for interacting with women who have every right to do so on account of them not being "girls". Three, your anime is on broadcast TV. Even with the horrible censors, you can't actually show stuff with real balls, let alone real balls. Four, just because you're making smut doesn't mean it has to be low-budget. Get some goddamn money rolling into your products, dudes.

The show gets particularly shitty in the final few episodes where the loli joins the fray for absolutely no reason whatsoever other than because the show felt like it wasn't pedo enough and decided it might as well go the extra mile. I have a few companions online who like watching this sort of perverted trash, and they all agreed that the show went too far when she got involved. Better not introduce them to the doujin series, Rapiere. They'd probably set themselves on fire if they saw just how low a female version of The Three Musketeers could sink. See, for a show that sells itself on using sex as a weapon, I was expecting something on the level of Sausage Party or Dororon Meera Mera Enma-kun where the big evil is defeated by a giant orgy and the main dude's sexual prowess is so powerful that he ends up getting every female in the world to leak sweat just by his mere aura, including the big evil. But no, the show ends with a bunch of poorly done action scenes followed by the main dude holding hands with the white-haired girl, who I think is supposed to be the main female lead, but the show doesn't do a good job of convincing me on that front for reasons I'm not going to get into because you don't care. Talk about a show that climaxed too early, huh?

Masou Gakuen HxH wanted to prove to the world that it had a big dick, so it took a bunch of forbidden substances to give off the illusion that it could stand alongside the "manly" anime, only to end up getting too overexcited to the point that it blew its load early and ended up pretty pointless the rest of the way through. Its animation was flaccid, its characters limp, its comedy plain sucked, and what passes for sex and a plot just hurts to think about. Can't really see much of anything to recommend about the show. Even a heavily censored hentai on Youtube would be more exciting to watch, if only because there's a certain absurd humor to be found in how only ten percent of the screen is actually visible whilst the other ninety percent is so blurry you'd have better visibility watching the real thing underwater.

Another harem, ecchi, romance, school, mecha, sci-fi and action anime has just ended,........I'd never understand as to why two top reviews of this anime give this anime a 10 over this simulated porn anime? Nevertheless, here were my ratings:

Storywise, just another sci-fi anime where being from another world comes and threatens humanity and it's up to some individuals with such capabilities, as those otherworldly beings has and that's the plot which is the same as another anime being aired at the same season, Scared Rider Xechs, so plotwise they maybe the same , but Scared Rider Xech has more sensible story plot that this one, ... where everything was just about them girls getting molested by a guy or one of their own , which is why this category is a 1 over 10.


Art, I gave it an 8 over 10 and as a guy I need not tell you.......Ok, so I admit , the porn thingy got to me and the boobs.

Sound, I gave it a 6 over 10, since I just feel like it.....and I kinda like the climax (a bit) while them girls were being done by the guy.


Character, let's see, we have the quintessential, tsudere, samurai girl, and big boob American bimbo and a guy who has to do them in order to boost them up......oh and there is the quintessential loli, that the guy also done. The rest were just whores for fantasizing, like Scarlet and her bitches and The last boss and her legion of Batlantis whores, so it's a 1 over 10.

Enjoyment, ok so an 8 over 10, the same reason as the "Art" category.

Overall, If they're gonna make a season 2 of this, maybe studio Production IMS should think again, since this anime was all about boobs, orgasm and simulated porn, so overall, its a pathetic 1 over 10. So, no to season 2.


EROS!!!!!!!!!

Welcome to The Asterisk War, Fat Fucking Titties Edition.

Oh, yeeeah. That's the good shit I want. Thanks to the creators for the Uncensored version. It's really solved my frustration over the fact that there are never any nipples in anime.

This is a masterpiece. After all, what masterpiece doesn't start without a full minute and a half groping scene?

Forget everything you know. This is the anime that changes lives, solves world hunger and cures cancer, thanks to its copious amounts of voluptous, bouncing, large, sizeable, monstrous, pillowy, soft...... plot. Niiiiiiiiice.

There's no way this isn't a parody. If it isn't I'm sure I'll lose some of my ... sanity.

Masou Gakuen HxH is a show full of everything that that is called "cancerous" in anime. Harem? Check. Male protagonist with the Phallus Of Fate? Check. Needless High School? Check. Ridiculous fanservice? Check. A show full of scenes so close to actual pornography that you wonder why they didn't just make this a hentai instead? Check, check, and check. This show wins the award for Thing I Most Don't Want To Explain To My Parents for this season. And yes, I'm counting Shokugeki.

There's not much to say about this show. There's big breasts, big robots, big boobs, big guns, and big bosoms. There's fingerbanging, and at one point mouth fingerbanging (I really don't think that's as sexy as they thought it would be. Kinda nasty, actually).

It really is all very stupid. Whether that's intended or not, I don't know. I want to believe that the people who made this are smart enough to know how stupid this is and have made it this stupid on purpose. Because the stupidity is on a whole other level with this show.

I'm losing track of any points I want to make, so I'll stop here. I had some notes that I took to make sure I stayed on track, but all they say is "Breasts aren't supposed to do that", and "I wonder if they have special made bras to contain their monstrously sized sheilas".

It's not worth watching unless you really want to murder a few brain cells or just zone out to something you don't have to pay attention to.

This anime is fucking dreadful. Pathetic even. Why? Because this is a fucking hentai. It's not even a fucking ecchi anymore.

Here's a definition: "Softcore hentai. Often includes panty-shots, nudity, or perverted situations. Almost always used for humor. Ecchi does not describe actual sex acts."
Was this softcore hentai at all? I doubt it.

For those that says that this anime is "Rank No.1 Tier Ecchi" or some shit. You gotta understand that this anime went too fucking far with its fanservice. To the point that it's not a fucking fanservice anymore. There are some screen where the MC actually rub some girl's vagina, girls climaxing when ... they got molested, kiss with graphic tongues actions, and touch em private parts, etc. Just.... Keep that shit to hentai please.

It's like taking a cam whore, or a cam girl from a porn website, and move those people of that site to fucking twitch, or a normal live stream sites. I mean yeah, hentai disguised as an anime will definitely get alot of attention (similar to those boob cams on twitch), plus more $ for them just because more perverts are there to watch them. Im not saying that i'm against ecchi, but this anime is taking things too far.

The horrible thing about these character in the series (except for the MC) is the girls with big titties. All of them literally have gigantic boob size, while some of the smaller one would get little to no screen time at all in each of the episodes. I guess that's just the author's preferences of his fantasies. And that being said, most of the girl behaviors, actions, personality, convenient character/personality/philosophy/beliefs/detest of sexual acts changes (black hair girl who's amongst the 3 main girls) really does make these girl looks so god fucking damn slutty as hell.

"Oh you just show my nude pics in front of every guy in school? I will just hit you with some shit, then we're cool. Coz you know, i want some of that molestation as well." Not gonna spoil but this is one of the scene that you should be expecting in the uncensored version.

And btw, i watch the entire part of the series coz why not? This anime (should've been animated as a hentai instead) spent most of its time on some shitty drama and romance that's cringey, and so easy to win as fuck man. Like holy shit, you're a stranger, and you're a pervert.
Girl: "i have a very sad life, but this guy says nice things to me just to sexually molested me. IM so fucking down into acting like a slut, or a bitch just to get em climaxes, and em power".

The premise in itself is perfect for a hentai plot like that's for sure. You know hentai like Rance01? Yeah this anime is like that, there's some to little story (while spending 60% on fanservice, nudity, or even some real as hentai content etc.) but with no sex scene. But if the goal of this anime, in the sense of getting the absolute, fucking badass, highest power gain in this story. Having sex would've been a way to fucking go when these women wants to feel sexual pleasure, or get naked right in front of our protagonist.

But despite all the shit talking, this ecchi with an actual hentai content is a good prep for your fapping session on hentaiheaven.com, animestigma, hentaiplay.net, hentaigasm or some other shit in an actual hentai sites. I like dont know why you even bother watching an ecchi of this kind.

This anime is really offensive, it portrays a male being objectified by all the women present, he is just a tool to satisfy their power supply needs. THESE WOMAN ARE ABUSING HIM, THIS IS ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING, HE SHOULD HAVE A RIGHT TO MAKE HIS OWN DECISION, I AM HIGHLY TRIGGERED, THIS ANIME SHOULD BE TAKEN OFF AIR RIGHT NOW! Oh and by the way, it´s a really generic show with boobs being the only highlight. I guess it has the borderline hentai scenes going for it, but even that is not really explored, since they want to keep it´s rating under 18+. The overwhelming amount ... of CG doesn´t help either.

I'll review it in simple way:
1. If you love ecchi, almost full nudity, didn't care about the story, and just need a "material", this is for you, you probably will score it 10/10.
2. But, If you love about story, easily bothered by "what is this for?" in the story, and only looking for a great story, turn away right now. But, you can still try to watch it, maybe it could be your taste, but, this is absolutely not my taste. Me, watch all of the episodes, irritated.

Okay, that is all, I can write review for this anime very simple, because, yeah, it's not that ... complicated.

Honestly, this show makes me angry on a spiritual level. And having watched it all as a contract with a friend I feel cheated out of the hours I spent watching it.

Story:

Follows Kizuna on his adventures of stimulating girls so they can fight Poorly explained CGI Magical Robots. And by stimulating, I mean foreplay.

I'm very hung up on the world building in this show, since it could have been okay. But it never explains fucking anything. I still have no clue why the baddies attacked in the first place.

The Story itself is incredibly generic; Unknown enemy attacks Earth and the characters must repel them ... at all costs (nevermind that they still go to school, can't have apocalypse Anime without school, right?). How do they do that? By relying on Mr. Ero Overlord to fuck their girls until they cum, of course!

1.

Art:

The Animation is dreadful. The CGI Robots look awful and also look to have half the frames of everything else. A lot of time is spent focusing on the character's boobs and on the stale looking backgrounds.

The girls have okay designs, If you put them into a group of similar looking anime girls however, I wouldn't be able to tell that they are from this show at first glance. In that sense, it's nothing out of the ordinary.

The Armors also look really generic and have nothing special about them.

2.

Sound:

The OP and ED are mediocre to good. However I found that the regular soundtrack is extremely small, oftentimes hearing songs repeating multiple times. Of course, this isn't unreasonable, but it's still not a plus in my opinion.

It's not like Naruto where it has hundreds of episodes, so why does it repeat its music as much as Naruto?

3.

Character:

ALL the characters boil down to single traits.
Prude Japanese Girl
Big Boobed American Lady
Tsundere White Haired Girl
'Want to Save my Friends' MC
Badass Captain/Leader/Commander Girl

1.

Enjoyment:

I could feel myself losing my sanity as the show progressed to dumber and dumber heights. I could audibly moan at how bad it was.
The drama was unbearable, and the asspulls (sometimes literal) as well.

1.

Overall: 2/10

Masou Gakuen HxH is an anime that made me get up in the middle of the night to write a review on. That could be good or bad.

If you are looking for a sterotypical ecchi battle harem, this is not for you. First of all, none of the main girls are redheads. On a more serious note, has way more fanservice than your typical battle harem, so take caution. If you are looking for fanservice, then I would consider watching this anime.

First up, the plot. Who on Earth put a story in my softcore hentai? Instead of being an anime with ecchi elements, it feels ... like borderline hentai with an out of place story shoved in it.

Notice how I used "hentai." Exactly. This show goes way to far with it's fanservice. Without being too explicit about what happens, let's just say this. While many ecchi shows can be passed with a E for everybody, Masou Gakuen HxH takes the E rating and moves it past F and G all the way to H. H for hentai.

Looking at the story, there is potential. Inter-dimensional war between Earth, and the baddies, with Earth on the losing side. Teenage boy shows up at an academy for training mech users. Most of humanity on the mainland is extinct. All this points to a decent sounding story. Similar premise to Aldnoah.Zero.

However, fanservice is thrust into the viewer's face faster than they can comprehend the plot. The immense fanservice overwhelms the story, and the story itself wasn't executed too well. This waters down what remains of the story into an incoherent mess. Especially when they thrust a scene at you, then only to reveal that the scene was either from the past or from the future for some odd reason, and it has little to no relation to what is happening in the present.

The story feels like a buffet dish after someone used the wrong spoon to scoop from. There are bits and pieces of other things mixed in, but you know in general what this is supposed to be. You don't necessarily like it either.

Story: 4/10

Normally, I don't judge too harshly on art, because I simply am not cultured enough to be able to differentiate good art and bad. What I can notice is inconsistency.

In HxH, one scene can look perfectly fine, and then the next scene can look abnormal. Poorly drawn faces, etc. A big issue here is some of the character's breasts. They can look perfectly normal for a few scenes, then look like watermelons taped onto a person in the next.

Art: 4/10

I don't usually critique sound harshly either, but I'll have to take points off here because I can't deal with the porn music.

In my opinion, the music for the... almost hentai scenes do not fit at all. It isn't soothing and calm enough to make you think the characters are truly happy and making love. It isn't sensual enough to make you feel the atmosphere either. It feels out of place.

Imagine that you are trying to concentrate. At school or at work. Then someone lets out the nastiest fart next to you. You can live with it. But it sucks. That's how the music felt to me.

Your mileage may vary here. Just like how some people like farts, some people find the mismatched music funny.

Sound: 6/10

Characters. The story is about a guy who touches women to give them power ups. There need not be proper characters. However. Let me just say this. However. When you do choose to give a bit of character to your rather bland cast, please for the love of all you hold dear, do it properly. Or at least try to.

Kizuna is our wonderful bland harem protagonist that somehow manages to get a harem all the while having all the girls outside of his harem flee from him like medieval townsfolk from the plague. He has his moments of greatness, then breaks the pedestal we put him on. Namely when he says something meaningful to solve a girl's problem, then fanservice ensues.

The three main girls. All have passably distinct personalities. That's okay. What isn't okay is how they develop through the story. Their problems don't feel like they are persistent. What I mean is that each episode, we have a short scene/flashback about someone's personal issues, and that very same episode (or if we're lucky, the next one) it gets solved by our main boy. Of course, being borderline softcore hentai, we forget about these moments after the next few minutes of... fanservice. It's not too much of a sex scene, no matter how much innuendos there are. Just lots of touching, feeling, and licking.

Sylvia. The cute little loli angel child who is in charge of guiding our main character. I suppose that she is meant to be a middle-schooler, but being a loli, she is literally half of our main boy's height. This isn't much of a spoiler, as any anime watcher worth their salt knows what will happen, but our angel child gets lewded. Thankfully they just cut to the very end and didn't show anything. It would have hurt me to watch that. But hey, different strokes for different folks. Just because I'm not into it doesn't mean other people aren't. The problem I have here is that it goes from 0 to 100 very quickly.

Characters: 3/10

Overall, I feel that this anime is okay, as far as my expectations go. I heard about it, expected some ecchi, but got the bare bones of an actual story along side some softcore hentai. The tone of the anime varies a bit too much. Jumping from typical battle school to super deep conversation to near sex. With the fluctuating tones, I could not bring myself to enjoy this anime as much as I enjoyed others. The abrupt changes in tone made me sit back and think: "Why am I watching this?"

Enjoyment: 5/10

Lastly, my opinion, going by tags.

This is tagged as "action," but the only noteworthy action I see is some mildly intense boy on girl action, with the occasional firing of ion cannons.

Tagged "comedy," but it's not very funny. You know, other than how it comically fails at everything else it does.

Tagged "romance," but as far as I can see it's not very romantic.

Tagged "school," but the only thing that makes it school-related is that the story takes place in one. I don't remember a single classroom scene with a teacher lecturing.

It's watchable. Watchable as in you won't die watching it.

Overall: 4/10

(This review has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)

From “hubs” to “kings,” from “x’s” to “reds,” the Internet contains an array of pornographic possibilities.

In the old days, porn came from niche places: second-hand VHS tapes, the Sears catalog, and the occasional Polaroid picture. But with the advent of computers, all it takes is a quick Google search (after hitting CTRL+Shift+N of course) to find exactly what one’s libido desires.

Masou Gakuen HxH may not be smut, but it certainly doesn’t mind showing off some skin. As for how its shapely curves shape up the rest of the anime, though, it has a tough time ... getting its audience excited.

STORY

Gakuen brings Kizuna Hida to the forefront of the war against the Magictech enemy that wiped out most of Earth’s civilization. With people now living on mobile land units, those brave enough to fight don the Heart Hybrid Gear, granting them immense power. The catch? Said gears require sexual stimulation to work properly – which Kizuna is more than willing to provide.

Most people will say (and as this review will read) that Gakuen is mainly watched for a single reason: the ecchi material. While the events therein never reach full-blown sex, the anime includes at least one new lewd scene per episode (excluding number ten and eleven). The anime offers them as censored and uncensored versions, but one is not seeing the full potential of the show through the former.

The scenes themselves are mixed in execution.

On the high end, Gakuen is not afraid to delve into some kinky fetishes. Anal, masochism, and exhibitionism are never explicitly described as such. But, when Himekawa gets off on having her cat tail pulled out, Yurishia enjoys her blindfold and handcuffs, and Aine succumbs to the gazes of her fellow students, it becomes immediately clear that the show likes to spread the love.

On the low end, much of the content is both uninspired and repetitive. While these fetishes are explored, the sensual scenes tend to fall back on just groping butts or sucking nipples. They rarely do anything different, and, when the anime does try to switch it up with a threesome or a so-called Climax Hybrid, it still lacks creativity.

Gakuen does not reserve its sex for solely sexual purposes. Again, though, it’s mixed.

The inclusion of ecchi material forms the basis of the plot itself. Himekawa moaning in ecstasy helps to improve her relationship with Kizuna. And, by extension, allows her to develop her abilities further through higher strength and command over her Immoral Weapon (as well as simply being pleasurable to watch).

Yet it also leads into insanely bizarre instances. Kizuna presents his “findings” on the Heart Hybrid Gear, sharing his “data” with the rest of the males in his class under the guise of a “science project.” And, later, Sylvia, the young middle-school girl that acts as Kizuna’s secretary, is scouted out as a candidate for the Heart Hybrid Gear, leading to an uncomfortable, awkward situation filled with entirely unwanted and implied meaning.

Beyond the sex, Gakuen simply doesn’t have much else going for it. It tries to include action sequences, but they are more a means to an end for getting Kizuna shacked up with one of the girls. Most of its villains either lack importance or are so infallible that they escape their predicaments at nearly every turn. And the show’s themes on protecting others and having worth in life not by one’s abilities but in how one lives does not go beyond the usual and the forgetful.

To reiterate, the audience is not really checking out Gakuen for these qualities but rather a close-up shot of Himekawa’s mouth dripping with saliva. But given that the ecchi material isn’t anything too special, not much praise can be thrown its way.

ANIMATION

It does not take long for Gakuen’s art and animation to falter.

And “falter” should be read as “tanks quite unceremoniously.” It’s hard to watch as Kizuna and the girls flail about in their battles, falling backwards in a clumsy manner or swinging their weapon all of one time. But it turns into unintended laughter when their flying sequence is them standing still and rising into the air as if an invisible puppeteer pulled them skyward.

Wonky models eventually creep into the forefront, too, turning the hilarity into disgust. Then, when an entire idol dance scene is replaced with a bunch of still frames to avoid animating any part of it, disgust becomes disappointment.

On a macro scale, the setting itself does not invite intrigue. The school, over the open ocean, some beaches, a crumbled city, and the inside of the living quarters are simply boring. Worse still, Gakuen can sometimes have trouble on a technical. For instance, episode ten features Aine clipping behind clouds, ruining the perspective of the shot entirely.

In fact, the CG enemies are more favorable at times, for they at least seem to have more animation put into them than the other parts of the show (even if they stick out way too much amidst the two-dimensional backgrounds).

However, to the anime’s credit and like the narrative, the various sex scenes are given a lot of focus, rarely letting up in terms of visual clarity. The camera positions itself at the correct angles to show off the girls in all their glory. Breasts jiggle when released from their captivity. And the girls writhe in pleasure, their bodies refusing to cease the comingling.

A lot of the sexiness comes from the parts of the girls’ designs that the audience cares most about: their generous proportions. The usual bust, waist, and hip categories are either large or curvaceous, giving the scenes the appeal they need. The rest of their individual designs are lackluster – especially their lame red-and-white school outfits – since their differentiation is almost nil besides hair color.

CHARACTERS

Gakuen’s cast is not the worst. They aren’t the best either, but they at least have more going for them than almost any other part of the anime.

A lot of their strength comes from the anime taking its time in establishing Aine’s, Himekawa’s, and Yurishia’s separate conflicts. Rather than trying to cram everything into a single episode – the perhaps-expected route given the harem format – the anime does the right thing, writing out their arcs in small bits before resolving them in full.

Take Aine. When Kizuna first meets her, she is cold, standoffish in personality. She trains extra on the side, practicing her skillset late into the night. And when she sees that Kizuna can grant her more strength (through the Heart Hybrid “ritual”), she jumps at the opportunity. Not to deepen her relationship with the man or anything else with substance – but just to get herself more strength.

For her self-thought weakness is a prevalent thread in her character. She feels inferior to the other girls. That all she has is her Hybrid Heart Gear, and all she has known are the experiments and Kizuna’s mother since she had nothing from before her life as a “guinea pig” (her own words).

She thus takes part in the lewd activities, researched what boys like (sexy stuff, cooking), all to try and get her Immoral Weapon so that she could be stronger. To her, she must be the best because that’s who she is and is meant to be (or at least she thought as such).

Kizuna, through mutual understanding, convinces her that they can “think together about how [they] can live.” And, with a successful Climax Hybrid, she starts to regain memories of herself, making her happier than she has ever been.

However, once she starts to see ominous images and unknown lands, she pushes back. She starts not wanting to go through with the Heart Hybrid action, fearing that she will get memories back that cease to make her who she is now. The anime does not explicitly say it, but every hint points to her being from the parallel world that has invaded their own. So, essentially, she regresses back to her former self to maintain her current state – outwardly at least.

Because, during the final battle, when the mobile pleasure room arrives, Aine seems visibly upset. As Kizuna and Himekawa have some fun (now placing context on the first scene of the season), she cannot concentrate on the battle at hand. “Because I don’t have any strength,” as she words it.

Caught in a paradox of sorts, she chooses to go through with another Climax Hybrid, stating that she is who she is no matter what happens. Brushing aside her earlier two-to-three-episode regression is a mistake, but, at the minimum, she fails since the flood of new memories scares her once more.

What finally sets her free is when the villain puts her into her own mind. She speaks with her younger self and walks through some videos of her past, leading to a huge door that hides what she has sought this whole season.

Gakuen falters writing-wise again when she immediately realizes that she wants to hold, touch, and feel Kizuna, protect him with all that she is and “become one with him.” Even given this misstep, she now wants power not for herself but for somebody else. She has always been lonely and distant and selfish, making this shift in her character a nice one to see.

The anime ends on a cliffhanger – her sister has arrived from the other world – but, in total, Aine is a woman with a handful of different sides, goes through a lot of conflict, and comes out the better for it.

Himekawa and Yurishia are not as involved as Aine, but they have their own progression, too.

Himekawa is a part of the Disciplinary Council, doing what she can to quell any and all lewd activities around campus. She means well (even if she seems a bit naïve), and she still has a kind heart when dealing with others. Initially, when Kizuna arrives, she absolutely refuses to accept the idea of committing sexual acts just to go through a Heart Hybrid. Himekawa also chastises the other girls for doing so, keeping her innocent persona up for quite some time.

Later, Gakuen reveals her conflict. She felt as though she failed Japan when, during the first invasion, she was unable to protect her people despite being brought up as the poster child for the war effort. Her failure forced her into her current mindset, locking away her feelings of want and pleasure because she felt as though she did not deserve such happiness.

Kizuna (obviously) helps her to overcome her feelings of guilt, and, when she defeats the evil dragon (with her Immoral Weapon obtained through the stronger Climax Hybrid), she beats the past that has plagued her for far too long. Afterwards, Himekawa does not gain more attention, but it was nice to see her win.

Yurishia hails from America. With long blonde hair, a noticeable accent, and a princess-like aura about her, the other girls of the school flock to her like sweet candy. She has an outgoing personality, taking over conversations with her confidence and feminine beauty.

When Kizuna saves her from certain death, she practically starts to throw herself at him. But, while on their date, she gets a bit more serious, thanking Kizuna for what he did and instilling in her the want to live life to the fullest.

Although, when an old teammate by the name of Scarlett shows up, it appears Yurishia is not as perfect as she was painted as. Possibly even evil. For Scarlett talks about how Yurishia left her team to perish, earning all the glory for herself.

Thankfully, it was simply a misunderstanding (explained through a visualization of her memories). Yurishia did not know that a terrible enemy awaited her friends; she sent them away to protect them. While she did take the glory, she also shouldered the hate, and, with a steamy threesome (involving Kizuna), the two mend their relationship in full.

Again, for Himekawa and Yurishia, the anime provides nothing extensive. But at least Gakuen tried to give more beyond their sexual aspects.

Speaking of which, their traits are wonderful in that they contrast sharply with their own personalities. Aine is lonely, so exhibitionist situations arouse her. Himekawa is innocent, so some dirty play gets her off. And Yurishia is dominant, so she responds immediately to submissive advances.

Connected to them all, and indulging in the pleasures just as much, Kizuna rounds out the group. Yes, he’s the everyman, given the one-of-kind, sex-empowering Hybrid Gear that permits him to almost-copulate with a bunch of beautiful women. But he has his problems, too. Mostly of the mommy variety.

Growing up, Kizuna did not have the best childhood. One of the very first scenes shown is how his mother literally disowns him because he is, to her, no longer useful. Gakuen does not go into much depth with his background, though, so it does not have weight to it.

He at least has his older sister who looks out for him, the Amaterasu group that supports him, and the gear that allows him to channel the power of those three girls. He’s not powerful like them, and he isn’t some dubious lecher. Rather, he’s simply a guy doing his best to lead and to help those he loves.

Regardless, his mother’s reappearance, working for the enemy, confuses Kizuna. And, when she continues to view people as little else but test subjects and uses them as such, Kizuna flies into a rage. She is the same now as she was back then, and that realization infuriates him.

His mother escapes, meaning his conflict does not see a satisfying resolution. Still, Aine, Himekawa, and Yurishia are at least explored to some extent throughout the season, giving the show a much needed boost in execution.

SOUND

The art of Gakuen both soothes and burns the eyes. In much the same way, the music caresses and grates the ears.

The ending track has this science-fiction beat to it that’s odd to listen to. Yet the anime pulls it off with mixing up the pacing, a kissing sound-effect, and, at times, a catchy tune. The final “ouji-sama” lyric does not fit within the structure of the song itself, but the slight harmonizing and the inclusion of piano keys keeps the song afloat.

Unfortunately, the opening track is a lot worse off. Instruments that sound like broken trumpets, a somewhat upbeat tone that does not fit the atmosphere of the anime, and a bout of vocals that do not reach anywhere lofty. Altogether, it feels more like a mandatory inclusion rather than a piece designed for Gakuen.

But the original soundtrack ends up at the bottom. It has violin pieces for those sad moments and acoustic guitar ones for when things get frisky. But, like the OP, they do not impress. In fact, one track, sometimes used when the characters change into their Heart Hybrid Gear, sounds as though a ragtag rock band were playing from their garage in some random suburb. Its willy-nilly guitar and happier tone do not fit the seriousness of their transformations whatsoever.

While the girls moan in ecstasy during their sexual scenes (as does Kizuna during his transformation sequence near the end of the season), no notable voice acting performances were had.

ENJOYMENT

I cannot lie and say I wasn’t aroused by this one. The lesbian scene between Grabel and Aldea was particularly steamy. And, admittedly, the show contains a fetish that I myself quite like. (As for which one that is, though, that’ll be up for you, the reader, to decide.)

I did like Himekawa and Aine as well. They were cute characters that took part in the romantic moments that I adore so much. Yurishia wasn’t as fun to me due to her overly clingy behavior. In fact, I actually liked Scarlett (her friend) a lot more.

The rest of the anime did not hold up. Bland action sequences, drama that never made me emotional, and most of the sexual content were just gaps that separated the small scenes that I found likable. Also, it didn’t help that Himekawa was somewhat ignored after her arc in the middle of the season.

Apparently, based off other websites and the ending of the first season, this one will be getting a sequel. But, given what I got here, I don’t find myself checking it out anytime soon.

Masou Gakuen HxH prioritizes sex over almost anything else. It has some passable character writing, but with a weak plot, shoddy art, and music that does not fit, there’s just not enough going for it to justify sitting through these negatives. If one needs porn, spanks and eights are a much better alternative.

SUMMARY

Story: Bad, all about the sex, but, even then, those scenes have a handful of faults worth noting

Animation: Bad, wonky, laughable, disgusting, and disappointing, but at least the sex scenes are animated well enough

Characters: Fine, Aine, Himekawa, and Yurishia are given passable conflicts to experience or overcome, and their contrasting sexual qualities up their original foundation

Sound: Bad, bad OP, okay ED, bad OST, and okay VA performances

Enjoyment: Bad, some arousal here and there but most of the material simply lacks appeal

Final Score: 3/10

Strong ecchi or a weak hentai? These thoughts were in my head when the Heart Hybrid scenes were occuring. If you are a fan of any ecchi anime and just want to see some nudity with a barely hentai scenes - watch it. If you like ecchi anime but the ones with actual story and memorable characters and nudity and jokes about them - it's not a show for you.

I'm a fan of harem ecchi comedy anime since I watched Highschool DxD and I was looking up for a show like it, as H DxD was perfect for me and thats why HxH in the ... name caught my attention. Althought it feel like this show is a mix of few harem animes like Infinite Stratos, DxD or Maou no Testament and don't really feel too original. I kept watching it as I thought that it have potential to get better, and episodes 7,8, 11 and 12 confirmed it for me, it even had a quite interesting cliff hanger at the end. But throught the show enjoyment of watching it was having its ups and downs.

The idea of destroyed world, conquered by an alien invader, and the last standing girls soldiers fighting by using armors, powered by forbidden love of the only male soldier, did sound interesting. But the characters, althought each had unique personality, were too annoying for me with not a really good characters development. I was looking for either comedy or really dramatic moments in the series to make it somehow more memorising and interesting, but the dialogues, motives and interaction between characters were rather shallow. The protagonist wasn't really charismatic, and that's what a real HAREM KING should be (learn from Issei Hyoudou, Kizuna Hida!). Art and animation were on a good level and opening was pleasant to the ear, but it didn't really have an OST that I would be listening to in my free time just for a pleasure like I do with ones from some series. When the season 2 comes out I will check the first episode if it will keep the level of the last episode, but I don't have too much expectations for this series.

Ok so let me start with one thing, This anime has too much cliche, fanservice, character similiarity, and else. Nothing's unique, nothing good, only seeling girls, sex, porn, and else.

Many people that say, this anime tries to compete themselves against Highschool DxD Series, neither LN or the anime....

IMO, they lose in everything except in terms of ecchiness... This anime has a bad plot, art, character, and have A PRETTY DULL animation...

Talking to the plot, this anime has a same plot as IS, Saijaku, Gakusen, and Hundred...

A male that the only user of a power in that anime who gets attention from so many girls? ... Hey, that's a cliche!

And, he's the only girls' saviour? Isn't that bad? What the ****?! Did they get drunk when making this anime? Or they have a low budget?!

24 minutes only for a same plot? Hey, DAX, Flying Dog, GIVE ME BACK MY F****** 24 MINUTES!

Honestly, Highschool DxD still way much better than this anime... Why? DxD is pretty logical in terms of plot, while I don't find any plot-logic in this anime, which destroys the plot.

Now, let's move Character, actually, many haracters that have a cliche, for me the only acceptable cliche is only oppais, young agers, and lolis. While this anime has many other cliche, a gentlemen MC that forced/labeled to be a perverted person, A princess Aplha-Girl, A naughty blonde girl, A power-seeking girl, A black-haired tsundere that came from a disciplinary council.

But, at least, Hida Kizuna still much better than Orimura Ichika who loves to hide to his harem...

Hello~ Even I someone who found Orimura Ichika(Infinite Stratos), Isla(Plastic Memories), and Claudia Enfield(Gakusen Toshi) in this anime.

And the harem progression isn't logical at all and it's pretty easy to be destroyed...

Moving to the art and animation, this anime only serve a mediocre art and A F******* S*** animation, not impresive at all.

DxD still serve better animation than this...

Sound, Okay, the only one that I like from this anime is only the OST which came from Iori Nomizu(both of OPs and EDs), I kinda enjoy the song. But, else than that, this animedoesn't give any credit.

Enjoyment, Well... I DON'T ENJOY THIS ANIME AT ALL! If you're a pervert, okay, you'll still enjoy this anime. But, for a plot-seeking person? Nope.... I'm sorry, DAX, but it's the reality that you guys failed.

Conclusion:

This anime is the worst of the season, year, and far worse from the previous worst anime(Musaigen no Phantom World) and this anime doesn't succeed on beating DxD in many ways or more.

I would not want to watch this anime twice... And, I completely speechless for this anime

That's all

And it was going so well.
Add a middle schooler to a harem I'm dropping your dumbass show. The rightfully maligned loli have their place. Maria from Shinmai or Rory from Gate are notable exceptions cause they're flat chested adults, not children touted as being legal. Whenever you inject the pedo vibe I'm done with you without a singular doubt.

As an anime this is Shinmai with a focus on sci-fi with less fanservice, a plot that is at best on the same level and an MC that is roughly similar without being a powerhouse. I'm not a man with Stein's Gate standards anime wise, so I ... drop this because of clearcut pedo vibes. Lolicons are pedophiles.

I'm a man of few principles but still have them. This one doesn't even hit the loli mark, just a 5th grader being added to a harem.

And I give a lot of leeway when it comes to this sort of stuff.

Holy cats, this is not a good show.
This review is apart of very rare type that I do. A 3 Episode Drop Review.
Now as I was unable to fathom or even watch this show to it's end, I might as well tell you why.
Getting this over with is my number one priority.

[Story] 2/10 - How...how...how...this would be a 1/10 if it didn't establish an enemy. The plot is so ungodly simple that it hurts. Honestly the synopsis makes it sound so much better. "Don't judge a book by it's cover" applies to the plot so well. Let's sum up what I gathered from the ... first 3 episodes.

Episode 1: Monsters attack and Guy gropes girl with consent and it makes her stronger
Epsioed 2: Monsters attack and Guy gropes girl with consent and it makes her stronger
Episode 3: Monsters attack and Guy gropes girl with consent and it makes her stronger

Like really?!
"Why are you criticizing an ecchi show for having now plot?!"
Just because it's ecchi doesn't give it the excuse to have awful story and characters.
Kill La Kill is ecchi and it has a flipping plot!

[Art] 7/10 - I live by a motto "Give credit where credit is due" the art style is nice. Character design is alright, I was more interested in the monster design and the backgrounds than the character design though. It didn't hurt to look at, it wasn't awful. The best thing I can say about it is that it's good. That's it! The animation hurt this score quiet a bit too! It's not always fluent and it seems like all of the animation was dumped, DUMPED! Into the groping scenes. Yet again not a very good choice...

[Sound] 7/10 - Credit where credit is due. The OP and ED didn't make me want to rip my ears off which was nice. The music choices for scenes was pretty good, nothing to write home about though. Movements and voices sound like they should, though it feels as if the voice actors kinda phones in their performance during some scenes.

[Character] 1/10 - I don't think I've seen a show that handles characters this horribly. They introduce literally all of the characters in the first episode. I can sum up the characters right now too.

MC Guy - Yeah Im calling him that, cause none of these characters names mean anything if they are all the same. You can basically call this guy the cliche womanizing black haired ladies man who is OPAF.

Girl with Black Hair - Boobs... that's it.

Girl with Blonde Hair - Boobs... that's it.

Girl with sliver/white Hair - Boobs... that's it.

I cannot fathom! I CANNOT FATHOM! How this was made! There is no character development, no backstory, no nothing! It's so bland that I had to go stare a paint dry to get my blood pumping again. (The paint's color was blue and it was nice)
Physical pain can be felt when watching these characters move or talk. It hurts so much that I had to take breaks to yet again look at the wall that it's paint had already finished drying on. (This wall was also blue!)

[Enjoyment] 2/10 - I remember staring at blobs moving on the screen. Going cross eyed at least 20 times, forcing me to snap back into reality. I hate this show, so much. Boring and unending agonizing pain really hurt.

[Overall Score] 3/10 - All of the score comes from the art and sound, which is sad. No plot, no character, lots of boobs. Ecchi ecchi ecchi, boobs boobs boobs. Good lord, can I be done now? Can I go home now? Please?!

This one is very simple to review... if you like a good anime with nice characters, history and all that stuff, just stay away from this one. If you are searching for an ecchi tier 1 this is your show, you are going to have more boobs than you can handle, yuri, masturbation (not even joking!) But, as anime is just really bad.

The characters are really simple, boring, no developpement and 0 charisma, in the end they are droping like eh man! we have a good story behind all this crap! just keep waiting and enjoy the fanservice...

If you are a true anime fan, stay ... away of this. If you are an ecchi fan you are going to love it for sure.

Show is an absolute train wreck. Hentai trying to promote itself as a normal anime when rather it'd probably be received better as actual hentai.
The characters, beginning with the "heroines" are okay. Typical female roles in this generic type of show, tsundere-model, unstable-overachiever and milf. I suppose the production team thought they could get away on fan-service alone, which would've been a possibility but then there's the main protagonist - whom tries to assume a moral compass when he's already exploiting women for sex, plot being the circumstance. A lot of displacements here as well, the action is mediocre, trying to implement ethics when ... its already porn and the comedic portion is redundant to minimal. With Infinite Stratos unfinished and Hundred with such low ratings although not this level of "ecchi", you would think producers would get the context that these shows don't perform well nonetheless.

I would not recommend this to ANY person ever.

Here is why the story is bad in alot of way. One of which that it is very hard to follow because the story makes alot of jumpcuts. Its not easy to follow by just casually watching the anime.

The art is oke, its basic but it's nice and feels close to home because alot of other anime use the same style. The bad part is the weird looking 3D models of robots.

Sound is good, I also don't know how you could mess this part up, there is alot of mouning girls ;p

characters are bad. Anime makes it ... so different character have different hair colour which is usefull so you quickly know who this girl is, but in the anime there are characters who have a similar body type and the same hair colour and it gets you of the whole story and you need to think: "who is this again?" The character arch is weird the episode before this person was weak and a day after she is in the biggest battle they had in the whole show and still the person is keeping up with everbody else who are the best in the world.

there was not alot of enjoyment in this anime every time the opening start I just want to watch some youtube and then I force myself to finish the show and it did happen but man it was a struggle for me.

So overall its like a 3 and that's me being generous. It isn't a good show and all the good stuff is the erotic stuff happening in the anime.

PLZ send a friend request I don't have any :(