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Sex, drugs, shit, self-irony, and Donkey Kong. And Miyazaki references.

Seinen, pff. It's some uninspired cliché about a delinquent girl who latches onto a nerd and softens up. I wish the whole plot she were dragging him by the chinchin as hard as the tough guys in manga from the '90s.

It's a vague hentai about a rapist and a loli slave. Why did I even read this? It's not even cute! Ugh!

This is the ultimate theater of Japanese foot fetishist absurd.

Little fairy boys collecting seed... I never cease to be amazed, you know.

Morally obsolete. While GITS, even the old one, had exciting stories, this one has only weak action with a cyberpunk flavor.

The manga's plot differs from that of the OVA, and you may be surprised by some of the moments.

How the Stormcloaks became more beautiful during the coup.

Can a good story be told in only two volumes? My experience with manga made me skeptical about this question. However, I decided to give the short series a try, especially since it looked really nice! Plot Summary: Many years ago, humanity was attacked by some kind of alien "Mimics". Keiji, a...

Uh, an ecchi series where high schooler exorcises spirits through girls who pee on his face? Something like that. Ah, it's a parody of all genres, including Gunslinger Girl. Yet people are still butthurting about Tenshi no Drop... It's a stoned title on the verge of lolicon hentai, filled with...

I don't like homoerotic themes, but in this regard it's not that disgusting.

Unfortunately, the work didn't make the expected impression. Perhaps the one-shot wasn't long enough to fully explore the depth of the plot; it should have been expanded to two chapters. Despite this, the quality of the art in this one-shot is noticeably superior to anything I've previously...

Oh, my God. I... I didn't expect it. It's verbal diarrhea, I can't describe it any other way. The adaptation portrayed the manga in a better, more serious light. Everything is worse here: the faces, the atmosphere, the experiences, the emotions. And that's what made the anime series so...

This girl has a wild imagination, and her brother is quite the character. They're both colorful, and it's a bit of a shame their story wasn't fully developed in the series.

As noted in the manga's finale: the concept is interesting, but the execution is lacking. Perhaps the plot could have been developed more engagingly in a full-length manga. As it stands, it's just average. Nevertheless, the art is simply superb.

This work is pure run-of-the-mill. This Hideshi work isn't particularly Hideshi-like, but it does a good job of showing how well it is interspersed with references to Hebi Shoujo's Schizohouse and Ayako's Schizofamily. Basically, it's just a repeat of Panorama of Hell, but with the hero's creepy...

Simple and tasteful.

It's nice, but not particularly special. Except for the first two chapters...

Is it a confession about Ordinary High School-ism in bad company? Something like that. Thankfully, it's not too serious. In the end, The moral of the story is this: Don't get involved; it'll eat you up.

1. It's okay to eat people because they eat pigs. 2. There is no such thing as zero probability in nature. 3. Manics are exciting. 4. Another “I was bored without you” immortal vampire.