Kinenbi Tokubetsu na H

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There is nothing exceptional or impressive in this story. A young girl is supposed to go on a one day/week (you are never to clear on how long it's supposed to be) blind date with her friends with three other guys. Her two friends bail claiming they got guys now. And she's stuck going with three other guys. They're all uber cute and seriously look like members of Lucifer from SM's Kaikan Phrase with hair cuts, two members happen to be missing. What makes it even more disconcerting is that the lead guy looks like Sakuya's (lead male from Kaikan ... Phrase) twin or older brother.

Anyway she spends the day and the story just revolves around her building a very weak and superficial bond with the guys. One is sweet and outgoing, one is studious looking yet masculine, and the last is the dark rebel without a cause who's a teddy bear inside. Who do you think she goes for? Who do you think you'd go for?

Anyway you come to realize rather by the 10th or so page who she's going to hook up with and end up giving herself too. It's rather disturbing because she goes on a trip to the woods with three young men she doesn't know. She then most likely screws the first one that showed the most interest. Can I say how disgusting this was? How abhorent her personality is? Let me say this...I was raised in the US and I really hate when women have one night stands. This is not to say this character is having a one stand. However, she most likely ends up making (since its heavily implied) with a guy she recently met. If you won't let a stranger into your home why allow one into your body?!

I know she wouldn't allow her mail man to come into her home even though he's been her mail man for years. The way she was able to find out her feelings...the utter superficiality of the relationships overall let alone the boring and inane characters. This was a disappointment. It was not stellar and there was nothing special to take from this story except exceptional art.