Pico x CoCo x Chico

OH THANK GOD, it's actually worse than Pico to Chico!

Don't get me wrong, it's definitely not bad, but the second one was so good that I was afraid that if the next one was just as good, I would go down a very questionable path. Thankfully this one got me back to my straight, immoral, murderous, deranged psychotic-self. But I digress.

Pico and Chico, having left their desolated paradise in the mountains are aimlessly walking around in the streets of Tokyo, because... Bad parenting I guess (which is not all that surprising considering the big sister's behaviour in Pico to Chico). Anyway so the gir... Bo... ... The traps are walking around Tokyo goofing around and giving sexy poses when they meet another very cute looking feminine thing. And because we're in that universe, you can already guess that this thing is as much a girl as our two other traps (which considering their voice actors is actually a pretty confusing statement to make). This new trap, Coco, seems a bit off in many ways, making overly girly statements about the spirits of inanimate objects and their happiness. After that (s)he offers to let them stay with her, since they don't have anywhere to stay for the night (...really, reaaaally bad parenting). It turns out the new trap is staying alone somewhere in the subway tunnels (really, really, REALLY bad parenting) with rediculous collections completely useless things and girly clothes.

As you can guess their stay there is mostly composed of crossdressing and fucking like rabbits, 2 at a time. Pico and Coco keep going at it, but eventually Chico and Coco start getting together, which makes the first trap jealous. When Coco discovers this he disappears, in order to preserve the relationship between the other two. Aaaand it turns out (though it was repeatedly hinted throughout the episode) that Coco was actually a fairy. The fact that we're adding supernatural elements on something that aims to be as realistic as possible is completely dumb on its own, but I digress. The two original traps, Pico and Chico decide to find Coco and start searching the city for her. They finally find her on TOkyo tower and proceed to have a threesome. Unfortunately the threesome is really, really bad. In order to show all of their faces, rather than cutting scenes, the camera keeps spinning around, which after a while makes you seasick. Most of the scenes end up being untintenionally comical and all in all plain bad. I'm not saying sex with more than 2 participants is bad, but even in regular sex there are roles. When the animators try to satisfy everyone by putting all actors in all various positions and roles possible it just ends up being annoying. Hopefully the scene is only a few minutes long.

All in all, not bad, but it can be quite stupid at times, and the final scene was a complete disappointment. But what the hell, at least it got me out from the "trap" that Pico to Chico had set for me.

Tons of people have warn me of this anime and they all say it weird and all and I am a girl who has a love for yaoi, Hentai and Shouta and I give ever anime a chance and I will say I actually enjoy this series and it might not be everyone cup of tea but i didn`t even know it was mine until i start watching, It was enjoyful and everyone has there different taste

If you don`t like it, don`t watch it
I don`t reject this

I give it all 8/10 for the overall
the enjoyment 7

I love the art style ... and that truly is my weakness.

Definitely an improvement on the original, Pico x CoCo xChico is possibly one of the greatest mainstream trap OVA's I have ever seen (and I have seen quite a few in my time.) Although there is less story, as a hentai, that really isn't important. The art is great, and I can definitely tell that they tried to stick more to the original source manga. The lack of an older male figure is definitely disappointing, but it is well made up in the threesome scene where the title characters have sex. Also, the sound quality is great - in particular the semen sounds are ... very realistic.
I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who loves shota, and I actually am probably going to try to import a copy from Japan - we need to support studios that make content such as this.

To this day, it continues to shock me that after two amazing masterpieces rivalling the likes of Cory in the House, that they would drop the ball this hard.

I mean, aliens? Aliens that can become electricity and travel through telephone wires? Are you fucking kidding me? My suspension of disbelief was shattered into a million pieces by this disappointing blemish on the series.

Everything else was perfect. The story sent me on a rollercoaster of laughing and crying, the art inspired me to take up painting again, the sound made my ears flow in a sea of pure bliss. But then they had to go and ... fuck it up, and I felt crushed and horrified.

Team Pico, for shame.

0/10

The final Pico anime and I gave it a higher rating than the previous two! Well, I'll explain.

The story of this sequel is that Pico and Chico meet who they think is a girl, but it turns out that CoCo is a boy who happens to like crossdressing (not a big deal and I'm not really surprised). So basically when CoCo starts flirting with both boys and even start having sex with them on separate occasions, this rubs both Pico and Chico the wrong way which throws a metaphorical wrench into their relationship but hey, CoCo is eventually accepted as their third wheel and they ... just become a threesome.

I am willing to admit that the story is a lot better this time around, but I still wanna know where these kids' parents are and Tamotsu's disappearance isn't addressed! The entire city felt extremely empty as the three "Co's" go off exploring and getting intimate with each other. But I'm not complaining.

The art has gotten better this time around. I actually enjoyed the city scenery and I really enjoy CoCo's character design.

The sounds were okay. Again, nothing to write home about with the voice acting, music, and the other sounds.
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There were only three characters in this sequel and like I said the city looked completely empty. So with that said the characters did get to bond and CoCo's sudden intimacy with Pico and Chico on separate occasions really tested Pico and Chico's relationship, and the three of them becoming lovers in a threesome did seem like a decent pay off and like I stated before, CoCo is the best designed character in this episode!

My enjoyment was a little bit better than the last shows. I can't say any more than that.

Overall, if you don't mind a somewhat bland story of prepubescent hormones and crossdressing, I kinda recommend it but at the same time not really. Between the three Pico "episodes" I do recommend this one above the other two but again, only if you're into this kind of thing.

Okay uhhh.
Let me just say that I watched this... thing years ago and it was whatever at that time, I was a really stupid kid and I just... really didn't think about what I was watching, I probably would've given it a 5 then, but these are my thoughts right now as I am remembering what happened on it as an adult. (And let me tell you, I remember it far too well, this is not something you forget easily)
This is not only bad, but wrong.
My views on lolicon and shotacon have changed a lot throughout the years, from thinking it was actually helping and ... not harming real kids to now where I think that even if it might help, things like this can actually be damaging because if they become widespread they can actually push people to do this things to real kids, it can become acceptable.
So, okay, morally, it's disgusting, but what about viewing it as objectively as I could and not think about the moral aspect?
It's not better, at all.
There is no story, the characters are just carton cutouts and not actually real characters, the sounds are hellish and well, I could separate the art from the subject and tell you it's actually okay and I don't mind it, watching kids do the dirty (or imagining it, by this point) makes me puke and I just can't stand it.
No, you shouldn't watch this, ever.
Maybe you can use it for torture? wouldn't recommend in any other case.

After subjecting myself through Boku no Pico and Pico to Chico, I couldn't wait to watch the finale of this trilogy and finally put this series to bed. Just to summarize, I thought the first two installments were terrible; though I believed Pico to Chico was the better of the two. Without further ado, lets get into the review and end this once and for all. I will also provide my thoughts on the series as a whole.

To get one thing out of the way, I am not a "hentai enthusiast" per say, so I will be making little to no comment on that end. ... This review is more so focused on the story and characters.

Also, SPOILER WARNING

For the final OVA, Pico makes a return yet again. However this time around, I would argue he is not the central character of this story. It is actually a new character named Coco. Pico and Chico, who also returns, meet him at an arcade. Prior to this meetup, Pico actually sees Coco from a distance while trying to look for Chico in the city. This is similar to when Tamotsu first lays eyes on Pico from a distance in the first OVA.

Considering Chico is in this OVA, there is no doubt that timeline wise, this takes place after the events of Pico to Chico. It is still not clear when the first OVA, Boku no Pico, takes place. I still believe it takes place before the other two OVAs, but there is a possibility it takes place after. Unfortunately, we will never know the answer to this and I honestly do not even want to bother doing research to make sure.

Right off the bat, something seems to be off about Coco. He tends to hate the idea of loneliness; for example, he carries multiple cellphones because if he only had one, the cellphone would feel lonely. He also acts as if he is not from Earth. On top of that, he seems to live in some empty compartment in an abandoned underground railway. While I found him odd, I had a strange interest in him. I guess it's because of how bland every other character is in this series; Coco just pops out I guess. Anyways, Pico and Chico also notice his weird behavior but don't seem to care. Later on, both Pico and Chico separately have sexual intercourse with Coco. Pico gets jealous after catching Chico and Coco doing it, which causes him to grow distant from the two the next day. This makes no sense to me, as Pico had sexual relations with Coco literally the night before. I suppose Pico thought he and Coco had a thing? Then would that mean he didn't have romantic feelings for Chico? The OVA doesn't make an effort to address this so neither will I.

When Pico refuses to do a fun activity with the gang, Coco walks away and vanishes. Earlier in this OVA, Coco explains the existence of "city fairies" who live in a big red tower. Chico believes Coco's sudden disappearance could mean he is one of these fairies. Chico's deduction turns out to be correct, as him and Pico meet Coco at the top of the tower. Admittedly, the message of togetherness and not being alone was actually pretty sweet; that is, until they all fuck.

Despite being interested to Coco as a character, this OVA was still god awful. This is still better than Boku no Pico, but that's not saying a lot. In general, the Boku no Pico series was an abysmal experience and I would not recommend anyone to watch it. Even for those who are somehow in to this kind of thing, I'm sure there are better options out there than this garbage. One positive thing I would give the Boku no Pico series credit for are the openings. Besides what happens on screen during the openings, the music was actually pretty good.

To conclude, I want to send a message directly to those who are even a little curious to watch this. Whether you want to see what is so bad about it and why it's memed on so much, or if you want to watch it for the hell of it like I did: DO NOT WATCH IT. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to get a drink and rethink my life decisions.