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Pretty x Cation 2 The Animation is an OVA series by Studio T-Rex. This is the third installment in the "x Cation" series, and I think it falls somewhere between Lovely x Cation and Pretty x Cation in regards to its quality.

Once again, this hentai is composed of four stories spread across two episodes. None of the stories have very many identifiable characteristics. Instead, they are centered around the girl, which is different for each story. None of them stood out particularly for me, but they were pleasant and enjoyable to watch.

The artwork is very good, especially in comparison to other ... hentai on the market. However, I feel like the quality has dropped somewhat from what it was in the original Pretty x Cation. This is particularly apparent in the second episode, when the early animation is noticeably stiff. However, barring a few scenes, I didn't find these issues too problematic. The artwork is also colorful and the lighting is good.

The sound design seemed fine to me. It didn't strike me in any particular way, but it was pleasant to listen to and helped immerse me in the experience. The voice acting was good for the girls, and passable for the guy.

Overall, Pretty x Cation s is an enjoyable and fairly well made hentai. It doesn't break any new ground, but it doesn't have to for fans to find enjoyment in it. 8/10

So, would I recommend Pretty x Cation 2? Sure, if you liked the first one, you'll probably like this.

Pretty x Cation The Animation is an OVA series by Studio T-Rex. This hentai is a sequel of sorts to Lovely x Cation, and is (in my opinion) a massive improvement over its predecessor.

There is no overarching story for this series. Instead, there are four small stories spread across two episodes. The first story concerns a teacher who is dating her student. It was honestly really sweet. The second story concerns a Russian exchange student and her crush. This was also pretty good, although I personally preferred the first story. The third and fourth stories concern ... two sisters who are (kinda) lolis. These were also pretty good, although once again I think I preferred the third one.

The artwork is superb, even more so than it was in Lovely x Cation. Every character is well drawn, and their designs remain consistent during animation, which is fluid and well made. There was a slight rough patch in the beginning of the second episode, but it's brief and the art quickly corrects itself.

The sound design is fine, though not particularly noteworthy. The voice acting for the girls is rather high-pitched, although I didn't mind it save for a few scenes. The music, while the same in both episodes, is well orchestrated and adds a bit of grandeur and professionalism to this anime.

Overall, Pretty x Cation is a rock solid hentai that's likely to please newcomers and veterans alike. 8.5/10

So, would I recommend Pretty x Cation? Of course! Now what are you waiting for? Go watch it now!

Lovely x Cation The Animation is an OVA series by Studio T-Rex. I think that this hentai can best be described as perfectly average. Nothing about it stands out, weather that be good or bad.

The story of this anime is... well... it varies. There are 5 (really 4 and a half) stories spread across two episodes. They are all very basic, and all follow two characters who like each other, consummating their relationships. The "story" for each part largely comprises the personality of the girl, and in two cases, the setting. The first story concerns a couple ... who fall in love after presenting a fake relationship. It was okay. The second story concerns a couple who get down to business in a photo booth. It was mildly more engaging. The third "story" can barely even be called a story, since it lasts for all but a few minutes. It's about a nurse who is in love with one of her students. I was actually the most excited for this one, but nothing much happens unfortunately. The fourth story is about... something... Yeah, it was that forgettable. The fifth and final story is about a guy and his swimming instructor, and it clearly had the most effort put into it. It was decent and cute.

The real focal point of this anime is the artwork, which is above average quality for a hentai. Everyone looks good, although the eyes on the first girl were drawn far to big. Don't worry though, because the artwork seems to get better as the series progresses. The lighting is also used quite effectively, as it adds to the atmosphere without being distracting.

The sound work is, much like the series as a whole, perfectly fine. The voice acting is high pitched, but the voice actors add a bit of softness into their vocalization, which makes the high voices less alarming to listen to.

Overall, Lovely x Cation is a solid, albeit average hentai. I think most hentai fans, especially casual viewers, will find it enjoyable. Although more experienced watchers might feel slightly underwhelmed. 6.5/10

So, would I recommend Lovely x Cation? Sure, why the heck not.

Panchira Teacher (Panty Flash Teacher) is an OVA series by AT-2. I just recently watched another hentai made by the same studio which was awful, so I was very pleasantly surprised to find out that Panty Flash Teacher is actually really good. In fact, I'd say it's probably better than at least 90% of the other hentai I've seen.

Like other works by Studio AT-2, Panty Flash Teacher actually features a story. But unlike their other works, the story in Panty Flash Teacher actually matters. Our protagonist, the titular "Panty Flash Teacher", is a young woman named Machiko. She is the ... daughter of an aspiring politician, and has just recently gotten a job as a teacher. Machiko is an all around lovely character with a sweet (albeit naïve) personality and a strong sense of duty. However, this ends up putting her at odds with her students, who are some of the most sadistic punks in the world, alongside her fellow teachers, who are too lazy to do anything. Since Machiko is on her own, she naturally has a tough time, and I actually felt sorry for her. Her students also each have there own personalities, ranging from conflicted accomplishes to school shooters in the making. The only one of particular note is Homaru Utsui, who is the soft-spoken leader of the bullies at the school, and also the son of a political rival of Machiko's father. Naturally, all this culminates in a tale of deception, blackmail, and sex. And unlike a lot of other hentai, the story is engaging and easy to follow.

The art is really good, especially on Machiko. The other characters aren't drawn as well, but they still look passible. The close-up shots in particular are well drawn, and you can tell the artists put a lot of effort in. The animation, while somewhat limited, is still very good, especially for the time this was made. The sex scenes are also well made, and not overused in the slightest.

The sound design is also pretty good. Machiko's voice actress makes her sound appropriately sweet, while Homaru sounds clever and conniving. Sound effects are not overused like they are in other hentai, making things seem more realistic. The music is also good, and helps add atmosphere to the scenes.

Overall, Panty Flash Teacher is a stellar hentai, and something of a hidden gem in my opinion. 8/10

Would I recommend you watch Panty Flash Teacher? Hell yes!

Pigeon Blood is an OVA series by AT-2, and it is quite frankly one of the most appalling hentai I have ever seen. I went into this knowing that it would probably be gruesome. I went into this knowing that it would probably be gross. I went into this knowing that it would probably be, at best, mediocre. Pigeon Blood was all those things, but I'm not mad about it. I'm just disappointed.

Pidgeon Blood does have a story, but I'll be damned if I understood any of it. The protagonist, from what I've gathered, is a guy named Chris. ... He has amnesia, and runs some sort of sex-slave business and owns a mansion of depravity. However, while Chris is nominally in charge, his actions are being guided by henchwomen of the antagonist, Reginia. One of the sex slaves Chris comes into possession of is a woman named Rita, who causes him to have flashbacks to his past. All of this "plot" is largely concentrated in the first episode, and the second episode ultimately does very little to develop the story, outright leaving plot threads unresolved for what I can only assume was a sequel that never materialized. This renders the story, even if it was initially interesting, completely worthless.

The art is absolutely abominable. I'm not sure if there was an issue with the version I watched, but everything seemed blurry, especially during distance shots or when lighting techniques were used. The drawing is passible at best, particularly on the doctor and the driver. However, other characters like Chris and Rita are drawn terribly. The animation is generally much better, and it can be fluid when it wants to be. However, some scenes, especially from a distance, look comically lazy. The lip-synching is also abysmal. And I watched the Japanese version, so there is absolutely no excuse.

The sound, which I've almost never found problematic in anime, is some of the worst I've ever heard. The sound simply vanishes at certain points, and I have absolutely no idea why. Whoever was in charge of the SFX for this abomination really ought to be retroactively fired.

Overall, Pidgeon Blood is disgusting on every level. It has torture, scat, murder, horrific body modification, and plenty more. But worse than that, it's simply made like garbage. Nobody was pulling their a-game when they made this hunk of shit, and it's obvious from the very first frame. 1.5/10

Would I recommend Pidgeon Blood? Hell no!

Fukai ni Nemuru Oujo no Abaddon The Animation (Sleeping Princess of Abaddon in a Rotten World) is an ONA by Peak Hunt. I watched this way back when it came out in early 2020, but held off on writing a review because I expected that more episodes would be released. However, considering it has been two years of absolutely nothing, I think it's safe to say that this anime has been cancelled. Which is unfortunate, because I was actually quite looking forward to what this studio had in store.

Unlike most other hentai, this particular ONA actually has a story worth talking about. ... In fact, this anime places so much emphasis on the story, that it actually gets more attention than the sexual scenes (of which there are only three). The story concerns a group of six people who become trapped in a haunted mansion while looking for a professor who disappeared while investigating it. Like in all horror stories they foolishly split up and shenanigans ensue. I actually quite like this haunted mansion scenario, since it require the writers to develop a singular location, and the characters all being stuck there creates an uneasy familiarity. One small gripe I do have however is that there seems to be no rules for the mansion, and scary stuff just happens whenever, although I suppose it could also be argued that this sort of randomness is a good thing for keeping the audience on their toes.

The characters in this story are also actually memorable enough for me to bother naming them. The main character of this anime is Homaru, and he mostly just moves the plot forward. He has a friend named Kippei, who joins a guy named Seijirou and a girl named Rikana to search part of the mansion. These three characters do petty much nothing in the story, and I suspect the writers were saving them for another episode which never came to fruition. That leaves the real stars of this anime, Mia and Yachika. Mia is a sweet innocent girl who seems to be in love with Homaru, while Yachika is an aggressive and jealous girl who is madly in love with Mia. I actually felt invested enough in the characters to root for Yachika, and she has some of the best moments in this anime.

Much like the story, the art and animation are fairly solid. The art style for this anime seems to be more reminiscent of a non-hentai anime, which I think actually works really well. It does however still look a little rough at certain points, and you can tell that the animation is struggling to stay fluid. The background art and the character designs are probably the best elements overall. Also, this anime has several gore-heavy scenes, that look a little simplistic and could have used some variety, instead of the wave-like gushes of blood that are frequently used. Lastly, while I usually don't do this, I do want to comment briefly on the sex scenes. There are three in total, but they are very short and two of them are quite frankly worthless. Only one scene (a yuri scene in particular), has any relevance to the story, and it is thankfully very sweet.

The sound design is also good. The voice acting is perfectly satisfactory, but is otherwise nothing to ride home about. The music on the other hand, while not rich in variety, is still very good. Not only is it pleasantly played, but it also contributes greatly to the mysterious atmosphere being portrayed.

Overall, I enjoyed Fukai ni Nemuru Oujo Abaddon quite a bit. It was a nice change of pace, and it reminds me in some ways of older eras of hentai. I only wish there were more episodes to truly test it's strengths. 7.5/10

I would definitely recommend this anime to any hentai fans, although be aware that it sadly lacks an ending. Who knows, perhaps if enough people enjoy it we will get a proper conclusion some day?

Succubus Stayed Life The Animation is an OVA series by Pink Pineapple. As you can probably guess by the title, this is an adaptation of a doujin. I haven't read the source material though, so this review will only concern it's quality as an OVA, not an adaptation. Pink Pineapple is a studio I have very conflicted feelings about. On the one hand, they have produced a lot of decent hentai over the years. But on the other hand, their more recent work has been so... ehh. Anyway, let's just get started with this sucker (pun very much intended).

The ... story of this anime concerns... well... now that I think about it, I guess there really isn't a story. The main character lives with a succubus. Yup, that's pretty much it. Instead, why don't we talk about the characters? Really the only ones with any substance are the three girls. One of them, the first one introduced, is sort of the "main girl", and I found her to be pleasant enough. There is also a girl who appears in the first episode, but doesn't really do anything till the next one. And then the final girl is introduced in the second episode. Despite having very similar designs, I think their personalities were good enough that I felt like I got to know them. That being said, I would still have appreciated a few more character-building moments.

Like the creators of this anime, the artwork has a certain dualistic quality. The art style in Succubus Stayed life is the same as Pink Pineapples other work. It's certainly unique, but I find it rather unappealing. The angles are too sharp and the bodies have an almost paper-like aesthetic. That being said, I did get used to it after a bit, and some of the frames do still look good. Ultimately, I prefer Pink Pineapple's older art style, but that is a matter of personal taste.

The sound design is pretty good. All the voices are clear and emotive, and they don't clash against any of the background/environmental noise. This anime also makes use of a narrator, which I think helped add a bit of style to the voice acting.

Overall, I would say I enjoyed Succubus Stayed Life. It's certainly not the best hentai out there, but neither does it have any seriously poor qualities. 6.5/10

If you're in the mood for a bit of light fun, then you should definitely give this a try. But after you're done, I'd also recommend you check out some of Pink Pineapple's older work.

Ane wa Yanmama Junyuu-chuu, is an OVA by Studio T-Rex, and represents the quintessential decent hentai. Pretty much everything in it is "good". And considering some of the other content in this genre, that might be a higher bar than you would normally expect.

Like nearly all hentai, the story is very bare-bones and has little impact on the story. It is essentially a standard incest (sorta) hentai, with some (thankfully) minor NTR elements. That last bit is usually a huge red flag, although I think the NTR is handled in a way that makes it feel less distressing than normal. ... What little "story" there is comes in the form of personalities for the characters. They are still fairly stereotypical, but they do have their own characteristics and moments to shine, especially in the second episode.

The artwork is above average in quality. Some of the frames, especially the close-up shots, are drawn with nice crisp edges and are very appealing to look at. Some of the distance shots look a bit bloated however, and could probably have used some work. The color pallet for this hentai is also extremely bright, although I did not personally find it too jarring. I wasn't paying as much attention to the animation, although I'm sure it was serviceable for what it is. That fact that I didn't notice anything off is probably a good sign, since some hentai are known for having atrocious animation.

The sound design didn't really stand out to me either, although I don't think that is necessarily a bad thing. The voice actors sounded like they were having a lot of fun making this, which always makes for a more enjoyable viewing experience. I also found myself laughing at a lot of the dialog, although I'm not certain if that was intentional or not.

Overall, Ane wa Yanmama Junyuu-chuu is a pretty good hentai, and has all the right components to make for a fun ride. 7.5/10

I would definitely recommend this to others, and especially to people who are just getting into this genre.

It pains me to say this, but Bijukubo is one of the most mediocre hentai I've ever seen. It's also increadibly inconsistent in its mediocrity, which is the part I find most interesting. So let's end the foreplay and dive right in!

Bijukubo is a two-part OVA by Y.O.U.C, which is a studio that has produced hentai of varying quality. I generally like thier work, but that has more to do with nostalgia than anything objective.

I found the plot of Bijukubo very challenging to wrap my head around, but this is what I've come up with. The main character, whose name ... is "You" (this has to be a mistranslation or something), lives with his mother and sister. But on his 18th birthday, it's revealed that You is adopted, and his mother is actually his aunt and his sister is actually his cousin. Okay that's fine and dandy, but then another woman shows up who claims to be another one of You's aunts, and she offers him an inheritance... or something... I dunno.

The first episode treats this story very seriously, but it's ultimately rendered worthless because it's dropped in the second episode.

I have nothing to say about the characters. They're not bad, but they're not good either. They're reasonably attractive and that's good enough.

I do have something to say about the art though.

The first episode has some decent artwork. It isn't anything spectacular, but the lines are crisp and the characters are drawn well. It's just a shame a lot of it gets covered up by some heavy-handed censorship.

For the second episode though...

...the artwork is ABOMINABLE!

It looks like shit! Hot garbage! Absolute trash!

I don't understand what went wrong, did they spend all their budget on the first episode and only had a couple yen left? Whatever the reason, it's unacceptable. Something having consistently bad artwork is one thing, but having good artwork and following it up with shitty artwork is even more disgraceful.

The moment I caught a glimpse of what the second episode looked like, I knew it was over. I was willing to overlook some of the flaws if it looked good, but that isn't the case now is it?

If I were just reviewing the first episode I would give this OVA a 6/10 like I wanted to and be done with it. But I'm reviewing the full package, and I must score it accordingly.

I enjoyed the first episode, though it was far from perfect. The second episode I hope to never view again... 5/10

So, would I reccomend you watch Bijukubo? Despite how harsh this review is, I actually would recommend you watch the first episode. But do yourself a favor and avoid the second episode at all costs... your eyeballs will thank you.

Here's a little insight into how I find Doujins and Manga to read. I stumble across one I think I might enjoy or find intriguing, and I hope it's good.

And unfortunately, this one wasn't very good.

Chibo Kyuu is a decently sized manga by Fuusen Club (this is what the author is known by, they're a person not a group). They also happen to be the original creator behind the hentai OVA "Depravity: Destruction of a Female Teacher". Which is a brutal (though not entirely unwatchable) hentai. Had I known this beforehand, I probably would've been a bit more ... cautious going into this thing.

Thankfully, Chibo Kyuu isn't as extreme as some of the author's other work. But it's still remarkably unpleasant.

This manga is comprised of two main storylines, each taking up roughly half of the manga. The first story is entirely predictable, bland, and boring. A kid has an obsession with... erm... a woman's backside, and he takes his fantasies out on his mother. I found it quite repetitive to read, since the only explicit scenes are anal (sometimes with toys). That would be fine for a few pages, but it becomes nauseating after 100 pages!

The second story is better and more unique. A kid's mother and teacher become linked in some kind of magical bond that causes them to need each other (and the kid). This contains plenty of Yuri, and there's more variety in the explicit scenes, but it still feels stretched thin.

I don't have too much to say about the characters. They're either bland or unlikable, and I don't find any of them aestheticly pleasing either. I do have something to say about the dialog though. Mainly that there's way to much of it! Since this manga has a very simple plot, there's no need for a ton of dialog. But the author feels the need to fill every page with similar lines to convey what doesn't need telling.

The art is also below average. The characters are drawn sloppily on several pages, and the whole art direction gives a messy impression. I think the art is better in the first half of the manga, which is unfortunate because the first half also has the lesser of the two stories. Good art can really save a mediocre manga, but bad art can kill a good manga.

Overall, I didn't really enjoy this manga. It took me about an hour to read, and I felt unsatisfied both during and after reading it. 4/10

So, would I reccomend you read Chibo Kyuu? Well, if you're a fan of the author or just really like anal, then sure. But if not, there're probably better manga out there waiting for you.