Modaete yo, Adam-kun

It’s quite surprising that Modaete yo, Adam-kun hasn’t received much attention from fellow hentai enthusiasts yet. So, let me be the chosen one to break the silence on this curious little gem.

You’ve probably heard the biblical story of Adam and Eve. Well, this hanime flips the script: imagine a world where a pandemic has rendered all men impotent… except one. That one is high schooler Itsuki, our unlikely protagonist. To conceal his miraculous "functionality," he transfers to a special high school that's 90% female. What could possibly go wrong?

At this academy, he’s quickly surrounded by an energetic senpai, a sexually repressed teacher, a princely tomboy, ... and a rich tsundere heiress. It’s the classic setup—with a twist. The real mystery? Who will Itsuki choose?

Animation:
Surprisingly solid. The quality holds up well throughout the eight episodes. Character designs are clean and expressive, and the animation during the H-scenes is fluid without falling into uncanny territory.

Content:
Each episode runs around 6-7 minutes. Some viewers might find the runtime too short, but this is arguably part of its appeal—quick, punchy, and to the point. Since it's adapted from a manga, there’s actually a semblance of a plot for those who care (and some of us do).

Voice Acting:
One of the strongest points of this series. The voice actors deliver with enthusiasm and conviction, enhancing both the comedic and erotic moments.

H-Scenes:
Overall, high-quality and well-paced. Of course, preferences vary, but there’s enough variety among the female characters and their personalities to offer something for different tastes. The scenes avoid overuse of censorship and maintain a decent level of production value.

Final Verdict:
If you’re looking for a short, quirky, and well-produced hanime with a harem setup , Modaete yo, Adam-kun is worth checking out. It’s not just about the H; there’s a surprising amount of heart and humor packed into each bite-sized episode.

As the saying goes: "One man’s burden is another man’s dream."