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As always, I’m writing this review by the request of a certain friend.

Gogo no Kouchou: Junai Mellow yori is a hentai based on one chapter of a doujinshi with a similar name, Junai Mellow. In summary, this hentai features a sexually frustrated housewife, a workaholic husband, and a friendly young man whose life change after a coincidental encounter between the housewife, Yayoi and the young man, Naoki. The sexual relationship between the husband and the housewife gradually crumbles as they ... spend less time with each other. On one afternoon, Yayoi is doing her business on the living room, but accidentally Naoki catch a glimpse of her action, and decided to join as well. Just as you expect from a hentai, things gradually become sexual from then on.

What do you get when you have a sexually frustrated housewife, an overworked husband, and a teenager who can’t control his desire? Well… every other hentai that feature a MILF really, but unlike many other hentai out there, this one episode hentai can appeal to many audiences because this hentai features many type of fetish such as rape, exhibitionist, creampie, and many more as shown by Yayoi’s imaginations as she masturbate. This shows just sexually frustrated she is which helps the “plot” to develop later on.

Another great point of this hentai is that if you are the type of person who just wants to keep on doing your business when watching your material, then this hentai is also good for you as it mainly focuses more on the action than the story, which is something that we see less in hentai. The non-hentai parts sets the “plot” enough and allows viewers to understand what is really going on throughout the show, especially the first couple of minutes of the show.

The seiyuus and sounds are also great in this hentai and is probably one of its’ strong point. The sounds and voice of the characters makes you feel immersed when watching the hentai, especially with how erotic the housewife sounds. Lastly, the other strong point is the design of the MILF, her design is very likeable and great, although one could argue that her boobs are too large.

Although, just like many other hentai out there, this show is not perfect. This hentai shows a scene that technically is considered as netorare fetish. This is when Naoki has sex with Yayoi in the toilet while the husband is still inside the house. It is a fetish that I’m not too fond off and it may be difficult to watch this hentai if you really dislike such fetish, but if you can ignore the existence of the husband, then it should be fine.

Not just that, the animation of this hentai should be better than this, especially if it’s released in 2012. In comparison to other hentai that is released much earlier, the animation of this hentai is not up to par with other titles from the same year. It could have been improved easily with a better choice of color pallets for the background and characters.

Lastly, another thing that this hentai lacks off is ahegao. Why ahegao you ask? Well, ahegao is like the embodiment of Jesus, it’s what makes a hentai unique from other title out there. Every hentai should have ahegao somewhere in it and it’s a shame there’s no ahegao at all in this fap material. Overall, this hentai is a good material for people to use for their business, but don’t expect too much from it.

- Be advised, all hands must be on deck when reading this review, failure to do so may reduce your enjoyment when watching this Hentai -

In request of a certain friend, I wrote this review.

Lover in Law, just like the title suggests, is a Hentai that involves love which surpass the boundary of moral in society. This Hentai is about Tsutomu who is living with his older brother and his wife, Mai, while helping Mai runs her flower shop from time to time. As his brother is absorbed with his work and is too busy to go home, it creates a rift within Mai’s heart. ... This is nothing new as we, humans, seek the presence of somebody because let’s be honest here, nobody wants to live alone in this world. Not just that, unlike what most people says, this anime goes into quite deep into the problem that a typical couple nowadays face. This review will be divided into two parts, looking this Hentai as a “material” and as a piece of art, an anime.

Hentai

Unlike many other Hentai nowadays that typically degrades women and focus on mind break/rape, this Hentai is a must watch for those who wants to see a Hentai where the genders are treated as equals. Not just that, this Hentai is a Jack of All Trades because of how many genres are being compiled into one such as MILF, Incest, Yuri, and many more. Furthermore, the Hentai sets up its’ “material” pretty nicely as each sexual intercourse gradually becomes better and more intense which is great for those who takes time during their “research”. From the start, we are given a slideshow of characters that acts as the introduction which is helpful to us to see the characters that we’ll watch and who we should focus on.

For a Hentai that has almost pass a decade, the animation is great and there is a great OST to back the Hentai up from time to time. The animation and character design is nothing unique, but it does its jobs as a “material”, although it pays quite a lot of details into its background and environment which is great. The OST fit right into the Hentai and it does its jobs of setting up the mood for the viewers, which is quite important for the viewers to perform their “research”. Not just that, haven’t I mention that this Hentai is UNCENSORED which is quite rare nowadays, hence it’s a great watch for those who are sick of the ridiculous Japanese censorship. Lastly, the Seiyuus (Voice Actors/Actresses) for this Hentai are spot on and their performance during certain scenes allow us to feel immersed when watching this Hentai while doing our “research”.

For a Hentai, it’s a great watch for those who wish to watch Vanilla oriented Hentai.

Anime

No matter the age and gender, all humans seek pleasure. It’s something that we as human beings are programmed to have and it’s not something that we could switch on and off easily. This could be seen from how our characters have sexual intercourse with each other despite their age barrier and morality. From the outside, it seems that this is a relationship that must not occur, but in the past, society saw same-sex gender relationship as a taboo, then what’s stopping these characters from falling in love with each other? Love is blind and it knows no boundary, we can’t choose who we love as it happens naturally.

At first glance, there seems to be nothing special about the story, but if we open our mind and try to look at this anime at another angle, we could see that there’s something more to be served. In general, the story is about how the main character, Tsutomu, ends up having sex with his stepsister, Mai, and her friend, Kozue. However, this anime is a depiction of what seems to be a common problem in a typical Japanese family where the husband/head of the family would work extremely hard for the family to support the family in exchange of their time together. This Hentai shows the dilemma that many husband must face nowadays in order to reach the path of happiness, either they must spend less time with the family, though earn more for them or vice versa. By sacrificing a person’s time with his/her family, he/she must face the consequence that their partner may seek pleasure and someone’s presence. The story of this Hentai is not a fiction as such story also happens in real-life and it’s not something to be taken lightly. When we lose the sight of what once was our goal, we often wish that we could go back in time and choose differently, but life is not a fantasy. This is what the ending music at the end of the Hentai represents, humans tend to oversee the worth of someone/something until we lose them.

Overall, this Hentai is worth a watch if you’re looking for Hentai that’s relaxing and can help you with your “research”.

- Be advised, don't read this review if you have not finish the anime as it contains spoilers -

Firstly, I would like to say that I like Utawarerumono, but I haven't play the Visual Novel at all. Contrary to the high scores that most people give to this anime, I would have to say that this anime is one giant mess, whether it's because of the original material or the director, there is nothing great about the sequel to great series of Utawarerumono.

The main issue with this anime is its story which I really dislike, especially with how the anime starts and ends. In my ... opinion, the first cour of the anime from Fall 2015 is nothing but a giant filler. Why? It's because unlike its prequel, the first cour is a slice of life anime that has very little purpose other than introducing the characters and providing service to fans of Utawarerumono, especially when they re-introduce characters from S1. It must have been painful to watch this anime weekly, especially if you are a fan of the Utawarerumono series. Based on the first cour only, there is little direction of where the anime will go. Will any of the characters have any used to the story? Will there any plot at all? Is this the best that they could do? These are the questioned that I keep on having as I watched the first cour of the anime.

The second cour of the anime is where a real storyline starts to come to light as the Barbaric arc and the Invasion arc are introduced. This is where our characters are introduced to one of the struggle that they must face during those time, war. Something they must win if they want to survive during those time. This is also when our characters from S1 and their country are introduced into the sequel, a way to remind us that they are still there, living among the characters from this anime. Furthermore, we are shown in the past as they bring back story from S1 like Iceman, the scientists, and the test subjects. We are shown here that the scientists are not evil, but they are the “necessary evil” as they have to deal with the curse and the mess that they bring to humanity. Just like the people of Yamato and Tuskuru, our scientists are there to survive and the only way to do so is to research the test subjects and Iceman to improve their genes. Finally, there's the ending that left a giant hole among the viewers heart as there is no sense of closure to the ending at all. The ending is a giant "Fuck you!" to the viewers as the relationship between the characters breaks apart and there’s no information if they will come back together again or it’s the end of their relationship. The ending makes all of the slice of life part from the first cour to be completely pointless.

Then there's the characters of this anime which could be considered as the weakest point of this anime. The characters have common traits just like many other anime, they have a bishoujo, fujoshi, tsundere, and the list goes on. There is nothing special with the characters (maybe except for Haku), and with the little to no character development from the first cour, I can't really feel attached to the characters. Not just that, some of the supporting characters like Maroro and Kiuru have very little purpose to the anime and if we are to take out these characters, the anime could still continue.

The second cour of the anime is where our characters begin to develop, although only a little. From here, we can see that despite how happy-go-lucky Hakku is, he is dislike and afraid to the idea of change. He couldn’t bear the fact that the people that he spent with all this time could easily go to war and kill people like it’s nothing. We could also see the extent of their relationship as it was quite fragile, especially when the characters didn't know how to act towards Haku after the war with the Barbarians ended. We also started to see the development of relationship between Haku and Kuon as Kuon is starting to have a romantic feelings towards Haku. Despite all this, there's very little to no development to the side characters of the anime as we see that they have a problem here and there that serve to develop the characters, but that’s the extent of their development.

Despite all the faults I provide previously, the art and the sound are likely to be the only strong point of the anime. There is a massive improvement with the art from S1 as almost a decade has passed by because every aspect of the design of this anime is great, especially the design for Akuruturuka for Vurai and Oshutoru. There is a great amount of details being put towards the characters and the world they live in. The Op, Ed, and Ost are great as well as they fit right into the theme of the anime, especially the vocals and lyrics of the music. I find myself not skipping the Op and Ed every time I watch the episode which just shows how lovely they are.

Overall, I can't really find myself enjoying this anime, especially as the ending was too open ended and with no information about any sequel, I feel disappointed with this anime (although there's a sequel for the VN). Watching the first cour of the anime was quite painful and I find myself wanting to drop this anime if not for the characters from S1. This anime really have lots of potential and it could have done better with how the story develops. For example, they could have shorten the slice of life part of the anime into 3-4 episodes and use the remaining episodes to show the Rebellion arc. I really want to like this anime, but I just can't with the amount of faults that it has.