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Kuroinu II: The Animation is the adaptation of the visual novel 'Kuroinu 2 — In'yoku ni Somaru Haitoku no Miyako Futatabi' by the company Liquid, presented as an episode released in the year 2021. This anime serves as a spiritual sequel to the earlier series of the same name.

The story unfolds this time in the western lands of the continent of Serenus, at the heart of the nation of Negramstia. A century after its inception, this nation had reached the pinnacle of prosperity only to plunge into decadence under the reign of the formidable Empress Radmila and her extraordinary powers. Other nations, no longer able ... to tolerate this immorality, decide to unite and form a 'Holy Alliance' to counter Negramstia. In response, Dyrek Rondo, considered the new incarnation of Vault, the leader of the Kuroinu, is sent by Empress Radmila to annihilate this Alliance. However, Dyrek also pursues his own ambitions: to seize the throne and subjugate the women of the Holy Alliance, as well as Radmila, his very own Empress.

It is challenging to follow up a reference in the hentai sphere like the first Kuroinu series, which was produced by the Majin studio. Comparisons can be excruciatingly unfavorable, as this sequel falls short in every aspect. Studio Seven takes the helm for this adaptation, and it must be noted that the animation quality is abysmal. Those who were fortunate enough to experience the visual novel were able to appreciate the remarkable work of Hikage Eiji on the scenes and characters. Similarly, the work of tsukitokage in the paper version far surpasses the animation and the visuals, which are impoverished beyond description. To be honest, this adaptation project is a disgrace: the scenes are poorly executed, and the characters have lost the beauty that defined them. The only redeeming aspect is the quality of the voice acting.

In conclusion, Kuroinu II: The Animation is a shameful follow-up to a beloved franchise. I am unsure whether the blame lies with Studio Seven or someone else, but I absolutely do not recommend this hentai and would prefer to direct you to the first adaptation by Studio Majin. I hope that someday another studio will undertake the task of delivering an adaptation that truly reflects the quality that this visual novel deserves.

The Kuroinu series is an adaptation of the visual novel by the company Liquid, which is also known for producing titles such as Mashou no Nie and Saint Dorei Gakuen. This adaptation comprises six episodes released between 2012 and 2018.

The narrative is set in the world of Eostia, where for the past century, a war has raged between two nations: one governed by humans and the other by Dark Elves. To aid their cause in this conflict, the Human kingdom opts to enlist a band of mercenaries known as the Kuroinu, renowned for their remarkable efficiency. Accumulating victories, these mercenaries eventually choose to break free ... from the authority of the Human kingdom. Their leader, Vault, seeks to conquer neighboring realms for his personal gain and subjugate all available women. The primary targets of his ambitions are the heroines of the series: the Seven Princess Knights of the Human kingdom, the Queen of the Dark Elves, and her bodyguard. Can they withstand Vault's ferocity and his hordes of orcs?

The Majin studio has done a commendable job in adapting the original source material. While the plot primarily serves as a pretext for the ensuing explicit content, it nonetheless lays the foundation for the situations that showcase Vault's victims. It's important to note that the explicit content is both plentiful and diverse, featuring high-quality animation and excellent voice acting. However, an appreciation for the explicit nature of the erotic scenes, which include depictions of semen, non-consensual acts, and moral corruption of the heroines, is necessary.

In conclusion, Kuroinu: Kedakaki Seijo wa Hakudaku ni Somaru continues to be a product of exceptional quality and maintains its status as a reference within the hentai genre. I strongly recommend this title for those familiar with the genre.