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Sometimes anime doesn't try to be good - sometimes anime has other features that draw in audiences. Usually that means big titties, big name voice actors, or maybe just big hentai~

For Ore no Yubi de Midarero.: Heitengo Futarikiri no Salon de... there was little initial plot, and what follows after are just erotic fingering sessions. The art was decent, complimenting the nice moaning sounds made by the voice actors. A staple of any hentai!

That being said, it provides a nice little getaway from the real world. I'm sure the plot would be classed as sexual assault in any country, but hey, anything can happen in ... anime.

This hentai doesn't bring much to the genre, rather it tries to stimulate audiences as much as they can. Rather average, nothing special about this.

Overall score: 5/10.

I also wrote the synopsis for this - edited by Qfu10 and JokerPerson and also Stinghy. Big flex right there.

Rarely does manga invoke strong human feelings of empathy. But when it does, it shows the ability of the author and illustrator to construct a work which undermines conventions.

The plot is dark and disturbing - but it is done extraordinarily well. Centred around acts of child exploitation, the manga appeals to its readers with every page...whether a message against child abuse or just the author's demented fantasies, I do not know.

What I do believe, and will stand by, is that low scores aren't justified for this manga. For those who feel sorry for the characters, for those who hated the plot - I believe ... manga should be judged on what effect it has on the reader. Does it make you cry? Does it make you throb with excitement?

This being said, I do not condone child exploitation of any sort. In fact, I condemn child exploitation and I commend those whose jobs are to stop it.

What I will say is that this manga is a dark, twisted, yet thought-provoking masterpiece.

Overall score: 7/10

Bokura ga Tsugai ni Naru made pays testament to the weird and wacky nature of the omegaverse genre.

The manga is an anolomy in itself - but coupled with the strong yaoi scenes and sexual foreplay - this manga has elevated itself to be... well, average.

There is nothing special about this manga - it only seeks to pleasure those who like yaoi, the omegaverse genre, or just plain up mastubating. There's no emotional contrast, no plot twists, the manga is linear in its plot and structure.

And that's okay, considering that this manga is only seven chapters. Considering the somewhat-decent art the manga has, it can ... get away with a lot of the aspects you'd expect to see in a good manga.

So, in summary, this manga is rather unextraordinary - giving it a score of 5. But hey, at least I've written the synopsis for this.

My first review...so here goes!

I'm not going to review this anime in the traditional sense, I'm not going to review this in sections (story, art, sound, etc.). That's because I have my own criteria to base my judgement on.

Now, perhaps the most important character in this anime, who holds together the plot and shapes the events to come, the protagonist lacks character and emotional resonance. His lack of visual appeal (an indicator of the anime's quality), and perverted nature are cliched and uninspiring. Especially in 2019, where new anime creators and series are rapidly emerging, it is of the utmost importance that studios distinguish themselves ... from others, not through fan service, not through large-busted female characters, not even through their title, but through relatable, memorable experiences.

Hensuki's plot comes off as whimsical and unrealistic, much like hentai these days, with the exploration of the protagonist's sexual fantasies. Of course, this is great for audiences, most who are young male clientele, and are looking for gratification, perhaps even in the carnal sense. The plot, loosely based off Cinderella, demonstrates how little the authors of the anime, really understand about a good harem anime. Even the animation demonstrates limited effort on the part of the animators, maybe due to overwork, maybe due to inexperience, or maybe overlooked in lieu of the disgraceful (if existent) plot.

The anime falls into the same traps of previous harem anime, and so carries with it a monotonous, dull spirit. Saved in part by Ayaka Ohashi's voracious performance of the opening, Daisuki, and perhaps to a lesser extent with its ending song, the anime nonetheless fails to break conventions of harem anime. A failure in part due to wanting to please its audience, Hensuki overall is uninspiring, its only entertainment value of numerous sexual fantasies and panty shots for depraved young audiences.

It's not on par with other anime and also has the usual fanservice elements which bring it down. I really liked the opening song, though I felt like the anime didn't really deserve such a well-written opening song.