Jitaku Keibiin

Review to Jitaku Keibiin:

Plot: A fat man decides to rape their stepsisters to protect his "peaceful life".

Tags:
*Rape (7/10)
*Blowjob - Boobjob (8/10)
*Virgin (7/10)
*Schoolgirl (7/10)
*Nakadashi (7/10)
... *Yuri (6/10)
*Big Boobs (8/10)
*Mind Control (7/10)

Good Points:
- The animation is very good and outstanding (boobs and blowjob are the best) and close-ups are excellent.

Bad Points:
- The story is very simple. The typical Hentai of rape and blackmail.
- The character design is very recycled, does not present anything new. They are good, but the originals are better.

The recent adaptations of Suzuki Mirano/Petit that have come out are very simple and very mediocre compared to the Eroges on which they are based. After having seen Shiiku x Kanojo I think this Hentai is not so bad... It's just very forgettable. Besides, it only lasts 17 minutes. For now I give 7/10

WARNING : Rape, Mind Break, Impregnation, Urination, Shota

Coming from a guy who watched Euphoria, I'd say this show isn't nearly as gruesome but certainly not for those who are more into vanilla hand-holding wholesomeness. It's your standard ugly bastard incel-type MC who takes to raping a bunch of girls which is pretty standard for a hentai. I wouldn't recommend fapping to this because you will most likely be hit with a wave of depression as to why you even watched this show to begin with.

Story : 7

The story follows a man claiming to have security officer experience of 20 years however I believe he is ... delusional and is talking about his time living in his house. Our MC who we'll call Incel-kun has his house invaded by a family that is marrying into his via his father and he won't standby as invaders take over his sacred grounds, thus Incel-kun goes on an epic crusade to blackmail each and every single member of his new family in order to drive them out of his home. The story is pretty generic however the pacing and mini story arcs for each character feels like a hitman with a list and meticulously hunting each target down. We get different character motivations and varying reasons he was able to blackmail and subsequently rape each character which really gives us more reason to pity or hate the character that is being raped rather than having a character raped for no reason whatsoever. All in all, the number of episodes helps the story do better than average as we can focus in on each character and the story never feels rushed

Art : 7

For a show released in 2017 the animation quality may not seem all to impressive and at times Incel-kun seems to being fucking faster than the Flash however I think the studio did a good job with the character design. I do not enjoy overly sized breasts for hentai characters as it takes me out of the moment and makes me think 'oh yeah its a hentai' rather than anime with sex so when this show is somewhat more reserved with how large they made them its scores points with me. Furthermore we have a lot of scenes from a computer monitor of multiple camera angles which showed the variety in animation that the studio achieved which made the show feel a little
better than average.

Sound : 7

Usually sound gets a 7 and this time as well, there was nothing spectacular about the sound design and they used some standard sound effects that took nothing away from the experience

Character : 5

I felt that the characters were a little flat and they stuck to whatever trope was assigned to them. Often motivations for why they were blackmailed seemed forced and seemed to come out of the blue which made the characters feel one dimensional where the writer had to think up something in order to progress the plot. Incel-kun is by far the most developed character with his motivations established and although he is our MC we get the sense he is more of the villain and the fact that I hated him so much by the end speaks to that character development. Although he was well developed the other characters failed to supplement his performance and made the cast seem mediocre as a whole

I watched this show because there is a remake being released now which you can find by searching up the title with a (2019) behind it. I've watched the first four episodes of that series as well and it seems to be going a bit longer as they have not touched the mother character yet and far and away that remake is way more fucked than this one is, reaching somewhat close to Euphoria levels which this one is not even close to. If you want a precursor to that series I'd suggest watching this one first to gauge if you can stomach the sequel however the plot of the sequel seems more promising than this one. This has been a questionable fap that led to a depressing mentality for the past day and unless you're really into the tags I wouldn't suggest watching it as it does nothing special plot-wise and depends on its shock factor to have any entertainment value. One fap per episode, don't watch them in a row like I did

Story: The narrative is disappointingly lackluster, echoing the shortcomings of many poorly conceived hentai plots. It is not only flawed but also borders on the absurd. The protagonist, Kareki Tsunetaka, is a seasoned home security officer who has dedicated two decades to protecting his father's estate. He becomes suspicious of his father's new wife, Shouko Katsuragi, believing she is scheming to seize the family's fortune. Yet, there is no evidence supporting this claim throughout the series.

Kareki's motivation stems largely from his perception of his father as a hapless figure, making it incomprehensible to him why an attractive woman like his stepmother would marry him for ... any reason other than personal gain. With a sophisticated surveillance system installed throughout the house, Kareki formulates a strategic plan to uncover and exploit the vulnerabilities of his stepmother and her two daughters. His ultimate objective is to manipulate them through blackmail, compelling them to leave the household.

Each episode focuses on Kareki targeting one of the three women, with Shouko Katsuragi, the MILF, serving as the so-called final boss. By structuring the series this way, the animators imply that Shouko is the most challenging and significant target. Kareki must progress through stages, reminiscent of a video game, to achieve his mission. The plot is almost impossible to understand due to its sheer absurdity, driven by a protagonist who is excessively paranoid and delusional. The story lacks any compelling or engaging elements, feeling entirely random and disjointed. This is typical of the output from a studio like Suzuki Mirano.

A particular scene that I wish wasn't there is in episode 3, which centers around the MILF character. Kareki's actions take a decisive turn when he discretely adds an aphrodisiac to the milf's drink. This seemingly innocuous act triggers an unexpected chain of events, compelling the milf to succumb to her heightened desires. Amidst the backdrop of a raging storm outside, she kindly brings home a random shota character, driven by the intoxicating effects of the aphrodisiac. This impulsive encounter not only unveils the characters' vulnerabilities but also delves into the complexities of desire and temptation against the backdrop of external circumstances. The entire purpose of the scene seems to be to create an egregious scenario to use against the MILF while having her with someone with a small penis, just to make the main protagonist appear larger when he finally blackmails her. This is blatantly obvious when Kareki right after this scene has sex with her and boasts that "his is in a different league than some uncircumcised dick." Again, out of all the scenarios they could have created, they chose this terrible scene and it really takes away from the series for me. While some viewers may find enjoyment in it, I personally have reservations, particularly due to my disdain for shota content and any form of promotion associated with it. As a result, I consistently opt to skip over this scene whenever it arises.

Ultimately, Kareki's plan backfires spectacularly. Instead of driving the women away, they become inexplicably drawn to him, developing an obsessive desire for constant sexual encounters. The series culminates with this bizarre twist, showcasing their relentless need for him as they engage in sex throughout the house at all hours. The final scenes reveal the two daughters pregnant, while Shouko, the MILF, has already given birth to his child, resulting in an unsettling and convoluted ending.

This conclusion left me with many unanswered questions, such as the reaction of the absent father. Given that more than nine months have passed since the first episode, during which Shouko gave birth, it is evident the father must have returned home by then. This unresolved family drama could have served as a foundation for a more intriguing sequel, but instead, the creators opted to produce even less coherent follow-ups.

Characters:

Katsuragi Shouko: The central female character of the series, is the protagonist's stepmother and the mother of Katsuragi Sayaka and Katsuragi Yuki. Her character design is nothing short of jaw-dropping, setting a new benchmark in hentai character proportions. From a design perspective, Shouko's body is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Her breasts are not only enormous but also perfectly shaped, defying the laws of physics with their flawless form. Her backside is so large it dominates the entire screen whenever she appears, accentuating her exaggerated curves.

The detailing extends to her pubic area; her pussy is so prominently puffy that the bulging outline is visible even through the back of her pants, a rare and extreme detail in hentai character designs. This character's body is arguably one of the most outlandish and extreme portrayals in any hentai, showcasing the studio's dedication to pushing the boundaries of character design.

It's clear that the animators took particular pleasure in depicting Shouko, elevating every aspect of her physical appearance to an almost surreal level. Her exaggerated features serve as a focal point of the series, highlighting the hyperbolic nature of the genre and the lengths to which Suzuki Mirano went to make her an unforgettable presence. Without a doubt, she carries the series, making it a shame that she didn't get more scenes or inclusion in the sequels. Her absence in further installments leaves a void that underscores just how pivotal her character was to the overall impact of the series.

Katsuragi Sayaka: Sayaka Katsuragi, the daughter of Shouko Katsuragi and older sibling to Yuki, presents a contrasting yet equally captivating character portrayal. Sporting long black hair often fashioned into a ponytail with side-swept locks and captivating blue eyes, she emanates a subdued allure in contrast to her mother. Despite her reserved demeanor, her physical attributes are unmistakably striking. Sayaka boasts a curvaceous figure, highlighted by her ample breasts that nearly rival her mother's, which serves as a significant visual focal point. Her reserved nature adds an intriguing depth to her persona. Though she may not command the same immediate attention as Shouko, her understated elegance and quiet presence contribute significantly to the series' overall dynamics. Both her design and personality strike a delicate balance, offering a unique appeal that complements her mother's more overtly sexual traits. While she ranks second in terms of design, her respectable and subdued demeanor makes her stand out more than Yuki for me.

Katsuragi Yuki: the spirited younger sister in the series and daughter of Shouko Katsuragi, brings an undeniable energy to the screen. Her fiery personality adds depth to the narrative, particularly in exploring themes of sibling rivalry and self-discovery. Sporting shoulder-length hair and hazel eyes, Yuki's appearance mirrors her complex character. Whether she's in casual pajamas or the typical school uniform, her attire reflects her dual roles as a carefree youth and conflicted sibling. Yuki's personality matches her appearance with sharp wit and a quick temper, often teetering on the edge of tsundere behavior. Her interactions are a mix of hostility and vulnerability, revealing layers beneath her tough exterior. Despite her outward confidence, she struggles with feelings of inadequacy compared to her sister and mother, who possess more exaggerated physical features. To be honest, Yuki is my least favorite character among the three. Perhaps it's because she's portrayed as constantly aroused and unable to control her urges, but I found her portrayal boring and cringeworthy to watch. Whenever she appeared on screen, it felt like I was witnessing a character who was sex craved, but I guess that's what people watch hentai for. Honestly, I felt as if the protagonist didn't even need to blackmail this character to get what he wanted.

Regrettably, all three female characters come across as rather bland in terms of personality. Despite each episode's focus on a particular character, there's a lack of substantial character development for any of them.



Animation and Art Style:
One notable flaw in this series is its tendency to recycle animations. For instance, almost every episode opens with a female greeting the protagonist and walking past him while he remains silent. Additionally, there are instances where animations are reused, such as during scenes where the females are getting undressed. When they are changing, just about every frame is recycled animation, except switching out the characters in that scene. In one particular shot, the portrayal of Shouko's ass is the same as that of Sayaka in episode 1. This becomes glaringly obvious due to the stark difference in the characters' body types, with the milf typically depicted with a much larger posterior. Other than that, the art style is great in my opinion. While the anatomy of each character is generally well-drawn, there's a tendency for inconsistency. For instance, in one scene, a character may have a prominently large rear, but in another, it appears considerably smaller, leading to varying proportions from scene to scene.

The sex scenes in the series lack creativity and fail to leave a lasting impression. For this reason, I didn't care about episode one with the oldest daughter. The sex scenes tend to conclude abruptly, offering nothing particularly unique or memorable. However, the scenes involving the milf stand out, excluding the ones involving the shota. Undoubtedly stealing the spotlight among them, the sex scene featuring the milf in episode 3 emerges as the series' undeniable highlight. One particularly notable moment occurs when the protagonist encounters difficulty penetrating the milf, attributed either to a lack of arousal or her tightness. This struggle lasts for about 10 seconds before successful penetration is achieved. Such instances are rarely seen in hentai and it's a great way of showing the viewer just how tight the female is. I found this to be a very creative way of doing so. As previously mentioned, the studio went out of their way to set the milf apart from the others, and this was one of many ways they tried to express this to the viewer. Furthermore, Suzuki Mirano's signature rapid thrusting before finishing is found in this series. Though criticized by some, I find it adds to the intensity of this scene, personally enhancing its appeal for me. Watching him take her to "Pound Town" undoubtedly stands out as one of the best parts of the series.

Themes and Tone:
"Jitaku Keibiin" explores themes of power, control, and psychological manipulation. The tone is dark and unsettling, with a heavy emphasis on the psychological trauma experienced by the characters. The series does not shy away from depicting explicit content, making it a challenging watch for those unaccustomed to the darker side of hentai.

Pros:

• High-quality animation and art style.
• Milf


Cons:

• Weak Plot
• Recycled Animation
• Limited Focus on Milf Character
• Shota scene
• Unappealing Protagonist Design
• Subpar Sex Scenes (First two episodes)



Conclusion:

"Jitaku Keibiin" holds a special place among my favorite hentai series, primarily because of the milf character. While I wouldn't necessarily rewatch the entire series, I would revisit scenes from episodes 3 and 4. Despite its potentially polarizing elements such as dark themes and explicit content, the series is still worth watching at least once.