Keiraku no Houteishiki Level-C

When you watch this. I will give you the advice: "Don't judge to soon"
In the beginning it seems kinda crappy, but when you continue watching it it will be much better at the end.

The graphics are maybe bad to current standards but keep in mind this was released in 1995.

(This is only my 3rd review!) This was one of the first yaoi I watched, I jumped into the deep end with Gravitation and wanted to experience something...well, shall we say more mature.

This, sadly was not it.

There was no tangible plot that I could spot, a guy sees a lovely young boy on the street and follows him around. Well, that's the impression it gave me. It creeped me out, there was no sudden revelation of feelings, no shocked faces and proclamations of "Did you see that guy? I have to find out more about him."

It was, essentially, an excuse to watch two ... guys go at it.

And if I could have SEEN the two guys go at it I wouldn't be complaining so much about this anime.

I had no idea mens genitals also came in a clear colour, with extra squelch!

If there were some form of feelings involved, an angsty plot line (C'mon people, that's the only reason some of you watch yaoi!) then I could more than likely overlook the fact that the intimate scenes look like something a homophobic person would draw who'd only heard stories of man parts.

The characters were likable, but nothing new, just the dominant, cold eyed Seme and the feminine, innocent Uke.

~~*OVERALL*~~ If you're looking for your first yaoi then this is perfect, it's not too overwhelming and the characters are a traditional mold of Seme and Uke.

If you're a fan of the genre and like more plot, character fleshing and general scenes of saucyness then I'm gonna go ahead and point you in another direction. This isn't something for the "experienced" fan.

My favorite quote:
-I wanted you to love me!
-I loved... *extra dramatic pause* your.. body..

I mean. I MEAN. This is it, 10/10, someone deserves an award for this I think I shed a tear.

I won't delve into this much, I'll just say that this brought invisi-d*cks to a whole new level (again, where's the award?) and that you will have a lot of good laughs because of the cringe.

It basically if you think about it gets 3 points from Ishida Akira's, Miki Shinichiro's and Koyasu Takehito's tears. The things seiyuu have to do to get by are heartbreaking and admirable, really. You do get to ... hear Katsura moan (yes, that one) so, there's a plus if you are into that...

Watch it if you are up for a good laugh from unintentional comedy or you are a fujoshi trying to honor the few yaoi adaptations available out there.