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Being apart of student government can be pretty draining, but when you have a pair of sweet and sour sisters on your back, it can be hard to get work done. Hayato is in a rush to school followed by twin sisters, the older tsundere Kaede and the quiet airhead Suzu. While they all get along, Kaede, while very cute, can be pretty rough around the edges and Suzu has a plan to soften those edges. After a bit of trickery, Hayato and Suzu wrapped up and decided to have a little fun with her. As they work away her hardened exterior, she softens up and they all let their true feelings known.
- GenresManga
201 pages, Paperback
First published December 7, 2018
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April 7, 2026
A series of redundant erotic stories wherein the characters drench each other in comical volumes of genital fluids, all told through cringey dialogue and inner monologues.
Many of the characters feel like one-note ripoffs of each other—not that there was much of a character to rip off in the first place—who are all thrown into identical situations, often playing on the kinks of agoraphilia and teledildonics. The art itself is well drawn, if a little generic, but many of the panels, especially those during the climaxes (double entendre intended), feel far too similar to those that came before.
Though I've read a fair amount of erotica, much of it in the sphere of ero guro and splatterpunk, this is the first manga I've read that I would classify as just straight up hentai, and a rather vanilla one at that.
I didn't care much for this, but I think it's important to step outside our media bubbles, even if it's for something as lowbrow and pornographic as Kyockcho’s work. There are so many genres and artistic movements that have risen, died, and risen again, that it seems silly to restrict ourselves to only a handful of them, because our favorite genre or movement may be one we haven't even discovered yet.
Many of the characters feel like one-note ripoffs of each other—not that there was much of a character to rip off in the first place—who are all thrown into identical situations, often playing on the kinks of agoraphilia and teledildonics. The art itself is well drawn, if a little generic, but many of the panels, especially those during the climaxes (double entendre intended), feel far too similar to those that came before.
Though I've read a fair amount of erotica, much of it in the sphere of ero guro and splatterpunk, this is the first manga I've read that I would classify as just straight up hentai, and a rather vanilla one at that.
I didn't care much for this, but I think it's important to step outside our media bubbles, even if it's for something as lowbrow and pornographic as Kyockcho’s work. There are so many genres and artistic movements that have risen, died, and risen again, that it seems silly to restrict ourselves to only a handful of them, because our favorite genre or movement may be one we haven't even discovered yet.
November 12, 2024
pantsu for you
June 1, 2025
Kyockcho does it again in this tense psychological thriller that will have you thinking "That's not going to fit, there's no way that's going to fit" and asking aloud "How could that possibly fit!??". And buddy you will be just as surprised as the girl when you find out the answer.
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