Nukitashi the Animation Episode 1 Discussion

I saw clip from this X, I need some answers, question: what is this anime?

I saw clip from this X, I need some answers, question: what is this anime?

When you have too much sex you grow numb to it, and this is the case with Nukitashi the Animation. I swear fifty percent of the subtitles was "Oh! Ahhh! @#$% my @#%$& with your hard !@#$ you @##$$% @!#!@!$!!!!" I am no wilting violet though, my favourite ecchi include Fukotu no Guild, Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete (looking forward to the second season!) and of course, Shimoneta.
In fact you could even say that Nakitashi is an inverse of Shimoneta, except the comedy is lacking. A perfect ecchi is absurd, raunchy, and funny. While Nukitashi has nailed the first two it fails to deliver on the comedy. But maybe it is still gathering steam, I am willing to give it a chance to deliver some laughs.

One final note is how clumsily convenient the MC stumbles into a secret rebel bunker. It is convoluted and entirely unnecessary as the MC has a genius hacker sister and 3D printer at home. I think it would make for a more interesting plot if the MC started the resistance out of his basement with makeshift resources instead of having everything handed to him.

TLDR: Nukitashi the Animation has a weak plot that fails to deliver on the laughs. It needs more lube to make it slide better.

When did i switch world lines? How is this happening?

I dream about a world like this all the time... Where sex is free, issues and drama are negligible and everybody gets the ero-phobic lunacy out of their minds. I've even attempted to write doujins about it.


I'll write a bit of commentary on the society... Starting off with the notion that such a society is possible and could be done so in a safe healthy manner with a little bit of work. The main issue i see with the idea is that there is a clear authoritarian superstructure going on. I do like how the society employs intrinsic consent, or sort of the lack of relevance of it. I do think that if all of the issues, risks, stigmas etc all vanished for sex, that people would start behaving like they do in the anime, it would turn into a bonobo sex colony. The obvious issue is that people who are not compatible with it, or seek a different lifestyle are forced into it. Don't get me wrong it's hot af i'd take the penetration guillotine over a lewd ban (i'm an ntr loving idiot), but if you want a utopic sex society, people need to be able to sign out and not participate: ie leave.

In my own attempted doujin writes, i established it in a bit of a different way, where it's an 'island' (mine was a floating city) was an independent colony, and a haven, for people to take trips/vacations to, or to maybe immigrate to. The policy is if you don't fit in to the culture, you will be deported to wherever you like for free, but you are not welcome. This way the harmony of kin can habitate peacefully, happily, and in agreement.

I have no clue how this got an anime... I don't read much visual novels because reading is rough on me without enough visuals and motion, but there being a hyper kinky nukige doesn't surprise me... What surprises me is how this got budget and even got theatre premier apparently.

I am curious to see how this progresses, because they seem to be setting up the plot to be anti-establishment. I hope they don't destroy this sex paradise, and only topple whatever authoritarian thing is going on. This should be an everybody encouraged to have sex whenever and wherever, not everybody FORCED to have sex.

We'll see how this progresses, because there are main character lolis that will come - so this might be a giant middle finger to payment processors and reactionaries lmao


I disagree with anyone who believes in saturation of sex exposure would numb it. Just means it's not the right context/fetish.

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@GenesisAria there ain't enough risperidone in the world to treat this level of asylum grade crack cocaine induced psychosis. What in the fuck are you tripping on?

I guess you can't help but make the most retarded and disconnected from reality social commentary that makes me wonder if I actually watched the same show. Or is your denial so crazy that you cannot grasp the fact that this show is kinda dunking on your schizo paranoic worldview?

I was excited to see a Qruppo VN made into an anime, by Passione no less. I haven't read nukitashi, but the first episode was pretty cool. It's obviously a lot of sex and hints of action, but I wonder if they can make us show something else than that, more profound perhaps. I know it's a gooning and funny anime, but I think that I can see some more serious themes getting revealed more broadly. And if it's just a very well animated erotica by Passione I'm all for it too.

@IhnalakoKaina As someone who has read the source, no it's not dunking on his schizo worldview. In fact, that's the kind of social commentary it wants to convey (with a bit more nuance). The entire anime/game is a tribute and social commentary to the eroge industry. The part about it dunking on nukige is mainly to contrast it with the ratio nukige and scenarioge are being released (which is like 9:1). Not really something you would get unless you are familiar with the eroge industry.

So far, it looks nice outside of some character design changes that I'm not a fan of, and censoring of SS to FS due to caving in to political correctness. We'll see how it goes, as pretty much impossible to do a complete adaptation in 11 episodes.

The moment you said "caving in to political correctness" you lost the plot, and everything you say can be assumed to be nonsense.

question: what's MC's reaction to seeing people f'ing in public everywhere?
option a) arousal
option b) confusion
option c) fear
option d) FUCKING REPUGNANCE

Now, when you conflate the belief that people should be allowed to consume whatever content they are able to purchase, that ecchi in anime does not cause s violence, and that censoring can have the opposite effect, with the deranged and lunatic belief that public obscenity should be legalized and people should be allowed and encouraged to engage in depravity wherever and whenever...

It does dunk on the probably s offender that posted that logorrhea's worldview by creating a ridiculous environment where, by his own admission, the world of his dreams becomes reality except for the fact that they forced two people, and continuously having the 2 more common sense or at least less deranged characters show repugnance and disdain over and over.

@GenesisAria not so much jaded as I just think the that every scene featuring everyone but the MC fucking their brains out moves the slider from titillating into the absurd. At some level the "sex recess" at school makes sense because afterwards everyone can settle down and learn without distraction. But when the MC and his sister get on the bus people are fucking like rabbits where I think it would be more nuanced to just have some a few couples getting it on. This would emphasize the law of allowing consenting partners to have sex whenever and wherever without making it look like a 24/7 orgy.
But I don't buy your assertion that this is a serious story about the conflict of nukige and eroge. It is after all an ecchi and if you take it seriously you lose.

When you have too much sex you grow numb to it, and this is the case with Nukitashi the Animation. I swear fifty percent of the subtitles was "Oh! Ahhh! @#$% my @#%$& with your hard !@#$ you @##$$% @!#!@!$!!!!" I am no wilting violet though, my favourite ecchi include Fukotu no Guild, Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete (looking forward to the second season!) and of course, Shimoneta.
In fact you could even say that Nakitashi is an inverse of Shimoneta, except the comedy is lacking. A perfect ecchi is absurd, raunchy, and funny. While Nukitashi has nailed the first two it fails to deliver on the comedy. But maybe it is still gathering steam, I am willing to give it a chance to deliver some laughs.

One final note is how clumsily convenient the MC stumbles into a secret rebel bunker. It is convoluted and entirely unnecessary as the MC has a genius hacker sister and 3D printer at home. I think it would make for a more interesting plot if the MC started the resistance out of his basement with makeshift resources instead of having everything handed to him.

TLDR: Nukitashi the Animation has a weak plot that fails to deliver on the laughs. It needs more lube to make it slide better.

@pixelante That's fair, i can get that. I personally enjoy the sex excess. Keep in mind the demographic depicted though. These are horny teenagers in the peak of their sex drive, hormones etc. If it was a total society of all ages, then yes there'd be more of a balance. You'd see all the teens and 20-somethings fucking everywhere, and older adults only sometimes.

Honestly i think it would become a 24/7 orgy. Like not even exaggerating. It wouldn't be literally everyone fucking every minute of every hour, but most of them would be. I mean why not? It feels good and you can have fun with the person you wanna do it with without complications.

edit: to elaborate, i don't think everybody would always be fucking, but any room you go in wher people are at least somebody would be fucking.

There's a lot of conversation around it as @Nemesis2005 has mentioned. It's in the VN. I haven't read it but i've been hearing from people who have and secondhand discussion around it. It indeed is a commentary. You can have serious commentary whilst also being entertaining and arousing at the same time. I'm not commentating on how deep it is, just that it exists.

It's also a stark contrast from the very mellow and concerningly sexless society of japan.


Maybe more recently, but to my knowledge, in the past eroge overall had a reputation that fans were holding up for legitimacy, and terms like plot/scenarioge coming up later to make it more clear what is being talked about. In the otaku eroge was connotatively referring to substance eroticism instead of just empty eroticism. All of the early games that eventually built up the VN sphere were nuanced adventure games and eventually quite hefty narrative games, like YU-NO. The segregation of substance-less erotic games and labelling them as nukige was pejorative, rather than taxonomy ("we're not depraved like them, we see sex as art"). I might be coming in on this with a bit more boomery perspective.

@pixelante That's fair, i can get that. I personally enjoy the sex excess. Keep in mind the demographic depicted though. These are horny teenagers in the peak of their sex drive, hormones etc. If it was a total society of all ages, then yes there'd be more of a balance. You'd see all the teens and 20-somethings fucking everywhere, and older adults only sometimes.

Honestly i think it would become a 24/7 orgy. Like not even exaggerating. It wouldn't be literally everyone fucking every minute of every hour, but most of them would be. I mean why not? It feels good and you can have fun with the person you wanna do it with without complications.

edit: to elaborate, i don't think everybody would always be fucking, but any room you go in wher people are at least somebody would be fucking.

There's a lot of conversation around it as @Nemesis2005 has mentioned. It's in the VN. I haven't read it but i've been hearing from people who have and secondhand discussion around it. It indeed is a commentary. You can have serious commentary whilst also being entertaining and arousing at the same time. I'm not commentating on how deep it is, just that it exists.

It's also a stark contrast from the very mellow and concerningly sexless society of japan.


Maybe more recently, but to my knowledge, in the past eroge overall had a reputation that fans were holding up for legitimacy, and terms like plot/scenarioge coming up later to make it more clear what is being talked about. In the otaku eroge was connotatively referring to substance eroticism instead of just empty eroticism. All of the early games that eventually built up the VN sphere were nuanced adventure games and eventually quite hefty narrative games, like YU-NO. The segregation of substance-less erotic games and labelling them as nukige was pejorative, rather than taxonomy ("we're not depraved like them, we see sex as art"). I might be coming in on this with a bit more boomery perspective.

@GenesisAria Those terms are derived from the Japanese terms and the way the Japanese community uses it. As someone who participates in the Japanese community, it is taxonomy. PC Adult games are in general called eroge, and you'd have subgenres, such as nukige, nakige, utsuge, scenarioge, etc depending on your preferences to make it easier to search for games that appeal to you.

Lol at IhnalakoKaina having a mental breakdown at having his worldview challenged. I guess the writers have accomplished their goals with the release of the Nukitashi anime then.

Now* I'm talking in the 90s and early 2000s when the bishoujo game boom started and terms like eroge were still new. They didn't have elaborate taxonomy back then. I tend to talk from the perspective of culture origin rather than status quo. I used eroge in contrast with nukige because this was the debate that was happening several years ago (i remember it). Nukige as a term, afaik, was invented to be pejorative of substanceless erotic games. it was an insult, not just an identification. I am talking from the jp perspective not the western one.

The bishoujo game boom ended, and eroge have become significantly less relevant than they used to; to the point they couldn't even hold akihabara together anymore. The current language is less culturally significant than that of in the height of the boom. Anime and gacha have overthrown most of the bishoujo game meta.

@RoyalDemon05 Rebels band together to fight against a law that forces people to have sex. The law doesn't respect your wishes. Not fucking isn't an option and it's treated as a serious criminal offense. Normally, it's the perverts going against the law to spread their perverted ways. But here, it's the opposite, it's the sane people going against the perverted oppressive law.

@RoyalDemon05 It's a very over-the-top social commentary about an island where everyone is basically forced to have sex with anyone and everyone, with little to no room to say no and also not taking minorities into account very much. It's a sort of inverse of Shimoneta. It's basically a dystopian society with insane laws, and the story is mainly shown from the perspective of the minorities that disagree with the system and who would like to try to change it.