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Episode 1 was pretty slow paced and took too long to get to any sex scenes (considering we already know about the secret of the Milf Manor from the first series. Then they showed that there was a new femboy in the cast. I was beyond excited, especially at the cliffhanger of episode 1!

Despite the bad review given to the previous series by the king of Milfs (CDawgVA), I was looking forward to episode 2 because the advertising (such as the DVD cover for episode 2) prominently featuring the Femboy. I honestly thought the hentai was going to focus on him mind breaking the girlfriend ... until she becomes a sex slave. It was even hinted at and heavily teased at the cliffhanger of episode 1! I even looked up the original visual novel's CGs to see what was in store and I was looking forward to what I thought I was about to see!

Instead, the scene was under a minute long and they even had one of the girls turned off the scene on the TV like they were self-aware with what they were doing (false advertising the DVD) when turning off the scene. Then they proceeded to have sex scenes with the girls that were prominently featured in the first series.

I was honestly fuming!

I'm glad I didn't pay 5000 yen for this. If I was living in Japan, I would've pre-ordered this, thinking it was going to be a femboy hentai.I would've been demanding a refund for false advertising! They are surprisingly rare, but the producers released a femboy hentai last year (Otoboku 3), so it's not like they haven't done it before.

I wouldn't of minded the more extreme scenes that this series is known for as long as I got what I wanted out of the series (I can easily skip the more extreme scenes), but I didn't even get what I came for (and was advertised).

It's a shame they did this because I was honestly looking forward to this one, despite it being known for extreme scenes, but femboy hentai is so rare that you have to take what you can get, and I didn't even get that here.

I want to warn other femboy fans: don't trust the DVD cover of this series! It's false advertising to the Nth degree!!!

This is the only NTR I love, but not for the reasons one would think.


One night, I decided to watch it (bored and a little bit horny) it got to the scene where to the lovers (oneshota) sex scene which faded to black just as the penetration happened (a little bit horny and pissed off since it ended, but continued to watch)....

Then it got to the ending with the crossdressing femboy (I have a huge crossdressing and femboy kink/fetish)... And then it ends without doing anything with that idea.

I was so horny, I decided to do some erotic RP in a group I was in. ... I decided on the guy I did One shota RP with (thought I was in for some femdom play, the usual that I've done with him previously). But instead, he teased me all night and morning (sending me naughty texts throughout the day (we live in different time zones, so there are only certain times of the day we can have sex)). Then we got to the Erotic RP and it was honestly some of the best sex I ever had.

It wouldn't of happened if I didn't watch Netosis that night, so it's the only NTR I actually liked (because it lead to some of the best sex I ever had!)

It's a strange reason to like a particular hentai (it didn't make me cum, but it teased me. It felt more like foreplay than anything). But my god... How could I not like it after that experience?

Maybe that's what NTR is for, to tease the viewer and helping to make actual sex more enjoyable? Maybe we've been viewing NTR hentai wrong this whole time? Using it as masturbation fuel instead of treating it as a type of foreplay?

Maybe I'm overthinking it, but it is interesting to think about.

That's why I gave it a 10/10. It lead to the best sex I've ever had.

I love episodic series.

They allow people who are just channel browsing to be able to enjoy a show without needing to know too much about the earlier episodes, but can easily go back and watch once they have seen the episode.


NightWalker: Midnight Detective is the best episodic shows I have seen (both anime and outside of anime).


I won’t go into too much detail about the story because the story changes in each episode, but the premise of each episode is about a private detective (who is a vampire who cannot remember his past) solving mysteries caused by parasitic demons known as Night-Breeds.

The stories in each ... episode is intriguing, action packed and full of themes and elements that only anime can truly bring to life.


The series was originally going to be released to be a 4 episode OVA, but then got picked up to be a series. But unfortunately, it got cancelled after only one season consisting of 12 episodes. But judging by that in the 90s, episodic anime weren’t popular in Japan at all (as shown by series such as Cowboy Bebop also being episodic and also failing to catch a wide audience in Japan.) but unlike Cowboy Bebop, the West has also forgotten this series*, which is a shame because it is one of the best anime of all time (and I DON’T say that lightly!)

This series (due to its episodic nature and not having the crazy hijinks that anime tends to have (I.e. over exaggerated facial expressions and fan service that turn most people away from the medium) is one of the most accessible anime for those who are unfamiliar with the medium. Especially those who are fans of the fantasy and thriller genres.


This is the kind of show that is best watched like you would watch a show on TV. Watch two episodes back-to-back and then watch another couple of episodes either the next day or the next week (though I did end up watching the entire series in just three days!)

This series is an underrated masterpiece that anyone can enjoy. Both those who are new to the genre or are anime veterans will love this series.

Let’s hope that HOPEFULLY one day, we will get more episodes.
But until that day, we can rest and be assured that this gem will be there to greet both new and old fans alike when they enter the world of anime.


*this is probably because the vhs and DVD releases in the west are just terrible (apart from the second volume dvd that was released in the USA, that actually looks decent, but makes the series look more like a vampire romance series like Twilight). They either make the series look like an erotic, ultra violent anime (the volume 1 USA release), a hardcore Yuri/Yaoi title (such as the two-disc USA dvd release) or that it’s a Yu-Gi-Oh rip-off (such as the 3-disc UK release by MVM Films, which is the WORST DVD cover I have seen for the series! The art on the actual discs look good and make the series WAY more interesting).

This is a show that is best enjoyed going in blind. So I’ll do my best reviewing this anime without spoiling anything by putting my thoughts on it as brief as possible by saying you NEED to watch this show!

It has a lot of twists and the story is unpredictable and it gives you a rush and engages you like very few anime can nowadays. Many anime these days play it safe and don’t take risks by being as dark and bleak as shows from the 80s-90s.

If you are an oldtaku or are someone who enjoys older anime, this anime captures the rush that anime ... like Kite and Violence Jack did.

The only issue I can see putting people off is that the animation isn’t the best (the worst of it is at the final episode, but it holds up well till then. It isn’t as bad as the final episodes of Neon Genesis!), but does it’s job well by having an art style that makes the blood and gore pop out more which makes the scenes more awesome!

I will advise people who want to watch this show is to track down the UNCENSORED version as the TV version blacks out and blurs the gore and organs which makes the Terraformer’s censorship look subtle in comparison!

It is a ride from beginning to end and one you will not want to get off of!

The Story

The story is about three hybrids trying to get rid of their curses.

The story seems like an original story at first, but then it becomes a hybrid of ‘The Future Diary’ and 'Pandora Hearts’ where two god candidates have to find the relics that can turn them into gods and try to stop the other from taking it.

The story doesn’t really have a clear setting, either. It keeps changing from a middle-age Europe setting to a modern day New York setting. It is clearly a fantasy world, but the world makes no sense!



... The Characters

The characters are all generic, have single tropes or are really unlikeable. The series decides to switch the protagonist from a stuck up bitch to a perverted jerk with magic powers. It got to the point that I was actually rooting for the villains! Even though they are unlikeable, they are more developed and more interesting than the good guys!

Now, you must be wondering why the hell I read the series as long as I have and had not stopped earlier? Well, the answer to that is very simple, Nao.

Nao is by far the best character in the series and is one of my favourite manga characters of all time. I am not kidding when I say he felt more like the protagonist than the other two main leads. He is given so much character development and we know almost everything about him and he doesn’t have a trope being repeated over and over again. Yes, they do use bisexual jokes with him, but it happens three times and the jokes are actually quite funny.
Nao singlehandedly saved the series for me, he basically came into the series into volume 2 as a one-off character, but then he took the spotlight and became a main character.

Minor spoiler here, but when they (supposedly) killed him off in volume 5, I stopped reading the series. But while I was looking around my book recommendations, I found out while reading volume 7’s description that I found out he was still alive and I bought volumes 6 & 7 together. And yes, reading the chapters that he wasn’t in we’re painful to get through, but it was worth it.



The Art

The art in this manga is almost backgroundless. Everyone is standing in a white void of nothingness for the entire series, thus, making the setting of the series quite confusing.

The characters designs are quite memorable, with unique character designs, you wouldn’t be getting mixed up with who is who in the series.



Final Thoughts

Overall, (apart from Nao) the entire series was painful to read through! The story is a mess, the characters are unlikeable and the art is a white void!

But the series does have some good parts to it. The character designs are unique and Nao is the best character in manga I have ever seen!

The reason why I decided to stop at volume 8 instead of reading the last third of the series was because it felt like a fitting conclusion to the series. Honestly, if you are planning to read the series, either rent or buy volumes 1-8 for a cheap price or read online up to chapter 42.

I recommend to give the series a chance (only because of Nao). Read the first 3 or 4 volumes to see what a great character has to suffer through.

The Story 2/5
The Characters 3/5
The Art 3/5

Overall 2.5/5

How on earth did this pilot not get picked up for more episodes!?

This was clearly meant to be a episodic anime about a girl who is the reincarnation bride of deimos (based on the Greek myth)! And has him giving her guidance and advice (similar to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night’s Maria mixed with Luka from UraBoku).

Judging by this first episode alone, this could of became one of my favourites. (I love episodic detective series like Darker Than Black), but unfortunately, we only got one episode.

The art for this anime is dark and spectacular (even though they use one of the animation scenes 3 times, ... but I see it as being symbolic of the episode’s themes).

The reviews for this anime are poor (probably because many don’t realise that this was a pilot episode for a show that never came to be.

I won’t go into detail about the story of the episode as I believe you should go in blind. It’s only 30 minutes long, so it won’t take up too much of your time.

I hope this does one day get picked up (maybe give it the JoJo treatment of renewing the series with a much larger budget). But until then, give this pilot a watch!

ITS A TRAP!!! (And I don’t mean the Otokonoko type!)

The front cover would have you think that a handsome, young Male is the same in this manga. But he is not! It is some ugly, old doctor that is also the uke’s brother!

The seme on the cover only has one sex scene (and it is a pretty creepy rape scene) and the scenes with the doctor is made unpleasant because he is not attractive at all!

I know beauty is subjective, but why lie on the cover and attract the wrong audience. I hoped this would be a sexy BDSM yaoi with a sexy seme dominating ... the virgin uke.

I was wrong... VERY wrong!

If you look at the character list, and look at the Supporting character, if you find him sexy, this manga is for you! If not, STAY AWAY!

Also, the ending is one of the worst I have ever seen in a manga!

Even though the guys have long hair, the sex scenes aren’t very good. They are rushed and badly drawn and the stories feel uninspired by yaoi standards. (The final story doesn’t even have a long haired Male!)

On the front cover, you would think that this would be one complete story, but instead, you get a lot of boring, unsexy short stories.

The characters are uninteresting and mostly unsexy, one note characters. It is a shame that an English release yaoi for people with long haired Male fetish is this one. A boring, poorly made manga that is now being sold for £59 on Amazon!


There are better ... manga out there for people with long haired Male fetish... and even better yaoi manga in general!