Pico to Chico

If you're into this sort of thing, then I guess that this would be the very definition of what you are looking for. A piece made with the target audience in mind, if you like shota, this is a 9. if you dont its a 3. I gave it a 6 because of the picture quality and bad interactions.

Boku no Pico was a watershed moment in anime meme history, it became one of the go-to *wink**wink* anime recommendation choices when trolling your friends. Pico to Chico aims to capture the magic which made that show so popular by trying to chip away at our morality even more than before in this new installment of the Pico series. While there were certain techniques, I used to combat the fact that I was fapping to yaoi child porn landing me a list on the FBI’s watch list, it most certainly failed this time to keep my pride intact. While Pico to Chico gives you everything ... you expected out of a Boku no Pico sequel, in certain storytelling aspects it does not quite live up to the original and the same goes for certain character dynamics.
Story : 7
What makes the Pico so unique, in my opinion, is that there is a certain level of quality that the stories keep which keep the viewer engaged. Most name brand hentai rarely give you much of a reason why our main characters are having sex in the first place, filling massive amounts of the hentai with uninteresting banging which we’ve all seen a hundred times over prompting us to skip through the video, quickly finish our business and move along. The Pico series strives to properly storyboard and pace their plot, slowing and speeding up the plot to keep the viewer watching and not skipping ahead. The plot is a central part of what makes the series so good and yet the introduction is squandered in this second installation with barely any scenes dedicated to explaining how Pico ended up there, brushing it off as mere coincidence while in the original we were given time to breath as we saw Pico engaging with Tamotsu in a friendly relationship that explained them going deeper. Although the introduction falls flat, the rest of the series picks up with similar pacing where they edge the viewer along by providing whispers of what was promised while filling the spaces with Pico and Chico playing around showing us how their relationship builds and it all culminates in an ending which while satisfying does not reach the quality of Boku no Pico with it’s character arcs and nuanced conflict.
Art : 7
Keeping in the theme of adequacy, Pico to Chico maintains the artistic and animation quality we received from the original and for a 2000s hentai it holds up well today.

Characters : 7
By far the greatest aspect of this show reminds me of the original in it’s characters. For fans of the original, we are payed off in seeing how the previous relationship has affected Pico’s sexual nature from a timid young girl to a more confident and dominant force while first time viewers will still subtly pick up on the nature of Pico leading towards the first scenes that establish her outgoing nature and confirming it when she makes her move. Chico, on the other hand, reflects our lost childlike innocence we once had before being pulled into degeneracy by hentai and we see his descent into darkness throughout the show. What’s most engaging is the role reversal witnessed, how Pico takes Tamotsu’s place in the relationship guiding and teaching innocent Chico who acts the way Pico did when she first met Tamotsu. Chico evolves from timid to confident much like how Pico has and this cycle of sexual information being passed from Tamotsu to Pico and now Pico to Chico is seen coming full circle towards the end of the episode. One of my main issues with the show is Manko, Chico’s older sister, who plays a sideline bystander role in the series which feels like lost potential to me. Manko feels like an afterthought of a character, more like a prop than a living entity in the show, completely untouched from start to finish which brings about the more ‘hollow’ feeling Pico to Chico has compared to Boku no Pico.
Moral Toll : 9
I’ve seen the vore, the rape, the electrocution and the diaper humiliation. I haven’t seen it all but I’ve seen enough for hentai to have torn a good chunk out of my morality and yet Pico to Chico took more out of me than I’ve felt in a long while. My mantra which kept me whole during my viewing of Boku no Pico was ‘Pico is a girl, a chick with a dick’ because she did look like a girl and she was voiced by a female VA. ‘This is fine, it’s futa not yaoi’ I said to myself and this failed me when I watched Pico to Chico. Pico has taken such a dominant role in the series that it’s impossible to ignore that she is a he and the show mocks you by showing glimpses that Pico is a girl and Chico is a boy, but those glimpses are far and few between. At the end of the day, dread it, run from it, the realization you’re watching yaoi child porn arrives all the same.
Pico to Chico did not nearly have as much engagement out of the that Boku no Pico had. There is no conflict which drove the plot meaning there was little plot in general, compared to Boku no Pico which was a story, I would describe Pico to Chico as a character study of two individuals while the creepy older sister peeped from the closet and watched. I definitely did not enjoy this as much as Boku no Pico and it took too much of a toll on me, much more than I expected. If you can get over that mental hurdle, be my guest and fap to Pico to Chico but for the rest of the virgin unhardened hentai viewers steer clear of this one.

Pico to Chico is an OVA by Sugar Boy and Blue Cat. It serves as a sequel to the infamous Boku no Pico, an OVA which I felt got a lot of undeserved hate. Pico to Chico is similar to it's predecessor, but it's also noticeably different.

There's an unspoken rule when it comes to sequels. A sequel should be as good, if not better, than it's predecessor. If it isn't, then it has failed as a sequel. That doesn't necessarily mean it's bad, just that it's dissapointing. And Pico to Chico certainly fails as a sequel. ...

Let's start with the story, which I suppose is the weakest part of this OVA. The story (or lack there of) follows Pico during his summer. It's not made clear if this takes place during the same summer as the first OVA, or if it's the following summer. Curiously, Pico seems to be alone. As neither his deadbeat grandfather, nor his lover Tamotsu, are present. Instead, Pico comes across a young boy named Chico, in a sequence that mirrors how Tamotsu found Pico in the first OVA. The two quickly become friends, and Chico takes Pico to his home. At this point in my viewing I was still pretty positive, but that quickly changed.

Pico and Chico spy on Chico's older sister as she masturbates with a banana. What is it with this series and food!? Anyway, Pico persuades Chico to do some... explicit things with him, in a sequence I felt was very creepy. I'd like to talk about this a bit. Now, in the first OVA Pico was having sex with a much older man, Tamotsu. That should be creepy, right? Yeah, but I've probably been to desensitized to feel anything. Yet, when I watched this OVA, it felt very creepy. Why? Why this one and not the previous one? Well, I think I may have figured it out.

In the first OVA Tamotsu did things to Pico, however, the Ice Cream scene was the only time Pico didn't explicitly give him permission. However, Pico never rejected his advances or acted surprised/curious. Tamotsu wasn't convincing Pico to do anything, they just did things together. No questions asked. But with Pico and Chico, things are a little different. Pico actively suggests Chico do sexual things with him. And unlike Pico with Tamotsu, Chico doesn't just go along, he's a little unsure. I think this is what makes it creepy. The way Pico suggested to Chico that they have sex, and the way Pico convinced him to do it. Things didn't just happen with both parties giving their silent consent, there was hesitation, and manipulation. It doesn't help that Chico is obviously a very young child, and not a tween like Pico.

Anyways, back on track. There isn't a whole lot to the "story" besides that. Unlike the previous OVA, which tried to add some drama (it was terrible drama, but at least they tried), the rest of this OVA mainly consists of Pico and Chico having steamy yaoi sex. What else would you expect?

The art is... ehh... It's not bad, but it's clearly inferior to the art in the previous OVA. It just doesn't look as high quality, so I'm guessing there must've been a lower budget or something. Still better than most hentai at the time though. There was also this really annoying lighting effect. Everything looked so bright, I felt like I needed sunglasses. I get that it's supposed to be summer, but that doesn't mean you have to crank the brightness up and add in a bunch of rays. What were they thinking!?

The voice acting is fine. I don't speak Japanese, so I won't comment on it to much. I liked the opening song, but I think I still prefer the one from the first OVA.

Now, how about the characters? Well, normally I'd look at each individually, but I don't have a whole lot to say, since there's not a whole lot to them. This OVA stars the titular Pico, who's still cute and fun, but his personality is a little different. He's more assertive and controlling, and he acts more mature. Although, he is still somewhat cautious. Then there's Chico. He's cute and innocent (until Pico came around that is), and he's also very friendly. He doesn't let Pico push him around all the time, and sometimes he's the one that decides to do something. There's also Chico's sister, but she's basically a non-presence in the story, so I don't have anything to say about her.

All in all I have... um... I don't really know how I feel about this OVA. I'd normally say I have mixed views... but I don't. This OVA is mediocre in basically every aspect. I didn't dislike it, but I'm not sure I liked it either. It's not good or bad, it's just... neutral. Pico to Chico had an opportunity to be a decent sequel to it's predecessor, but it ultimately failed to do that. It lacks the qualities that made Boku no Pico good, it fails to do anything better, and often does them worse. But if it's any condolence, I guess I don't regret spending my time watching this. 5.5/10

Would I reccomend you watch Pico to Chico? Ehh... I guess? If you really like yaoi then sure. But if you don't, and you just happened to like the first OVA for another reason, it might be best to temper your expectations.