The hentai dubs are by far the funniest things ever... and I would have to look for some of that funny hentai your talking about.... I've seen one about a guy whose sister (they were like dating or something) committed suicide cause she was being bullied or something and he was trying to find answers by raping the people involved (about 3 im pretty sure) and having it live streamed to the internet. in the end he burnt the building they were all in and it was pretty sad to be honest.... And that is how I started watching anime :D

I butchered the story line a little but yeah that's the gist of it..

I will be straight up and say that I find most hentai to be too repetitive. There are the few exceptions that are creative, but so much **** out there is just some cheesy excuse for a plot and then three, 15 second repeated animation sequences.

Then again, back when I was dating my ex we would try and find the most ****** up tentacle-**** hentai just for kicks. The stuff is a lot more funny when you try to take it seriously.

I would rather watch something like 'Sakura Trick', 'Gourmet Girl Graffiti', 'Seikon no Qwaser' or 'High School DxD'... than hentai

Although Aki-Sora (despite being incest), is better at being "animated ****" than 99% of hentai out there. I'm not trying to defend it or say it's good, but from an objective standpoint it does create a realistic bond between the characters that even normal **** doesn't have. It also doesn't involve that unrealistic "exaggeration" you usually see in hentai, nor does it actually focus on the act itself.

AGAIN I will bring up No Game No Life to conclude that proper ecchi can be 100x better than ****
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXSLuNRoix8

Hit halfway mark to Strike the Blood - and i'm honestly surprised a company hasn't picked this up for dubbing yet, it's pretty good.

Not the best, but pretty good.

Watch the noragami dub yet? I keep forgetting
Strike the blood was good, should have been dubbed

lol, hentai used to be cool with me, but lately, it's all just terrible.

Moonlight Lady was my first, then i wandered into the genre a bit and found some really awesome gorey as **** shows about kids who are demons basically just raping everything in sight, but the **** was more action related then an actual **** flick.

they'd turn into monsters and fight, the loser typically gets raped to death, lol.

There's also this brain wash show about some idol's and some secret organization...


but i really suggest staying away from any new releases. I still check it out in hopes for something like the shows i just described, but it's usually shows like Oni-chi-chi, which is just any excuse the author could find to **** cute girls.

Season 2 is worth the watch.

the next 2 seasons after are just romantic fluff. it's like Hayate the Combat Butler, but more reliant on perversion and less on humor.

Okay quick poll im gonna take here...
How many of us watch hentai or prefer hentai over normal people person ****? come on you know they got the good story lines :D in fact I got a good story relating to that I might tell later.

I haven't watched hentai since SoTa made me watch one with a girl who had her legs and arms cut off get ****** in her only good eye... *shivers*

Ugh no.

http://i.imgur.com/EdGWawl.png

on a scale of 0 to boku no pico how bad was it?

Couldn't stop watching until I finished season two this morning. Season one was a very slow build up where they seemed to be searching for an identity--was this going to be a drama? Comedy? Harem?--and it doesn't help that Louise isn't really portrayed as a likeable character for a long time. The viewer is almost flat-out told that he/she should be rooting for Saito and Siesta to pair up, but they do a decent job of recovering by the end of season one and making you care about Saito and Louise and the "will they/won't they?"

Season two, though...that first episode hit pretty hard. The storyline about the Prince and Princess...many feels. And the later introduction of the princess as a potential romantic interest was handled rather well. My biggest complaint about season two would be that it ran about five minutes too long. The ending came across as a heavy-fisted attempt at forcing some comedy into a situation that didn't call for it. Would have much rather preferred to see the season end with either Saito's fate still being unknown or the scene where they're running towards each other.

The hentai was the last episode of a series about an ogre grotesquely mistreating a young lady in a mansion when her heroes comes to save the day after going through a little mind ****. Ultimately he burns the place down, killing the ogre and all the residents, saves the girls, and runs home where they live together.

That's where this episodes starts. He has a neighbor whose secretly in love with him, and notices a young beautiful girl move in with him, and it's obvious they're engaged. She becomes lost in jealousy and confusion and that's when an ogre invades her homes and confuses her more, somehow tricking her after showing the man she loves having sex with the new girl through a peep hole.

He drugs her and takes her away and basically rapes and chops her up, but she learns something in the process. The show continues with the guy finding the location of where the girl is, completely chopped up and near death. That's when it comes to him and he remembers. And she accepts her death. Nice twist in the end, though a bit of a stretch.

I didn't watch much of the first 2-3 episodes, as it was mostly just sex scenes and brutality, but the last episode had plenty of story before... my links. :D

http://i.imgur.com/EdGWawl.png

on a scale of 0 to boku no pico how bad was it?

Ice - You were right about A Lul in the Sea, it's a great show.

Once i got passed episode 5 i got hooked. The whiney bitchy characteristics of the main leads begins to mature and the show really begins to take a shape of it's own.

shinometa sota, we seek your review

I assume you mean this show:
http://kissanime.com/Anime/Shimoneta-to-Iu-Gainen-ga-Sonzai-Shinai-Taikutsu-na-Sekai

Strange it hasn't been picked up yet by anyone, but i'll give it a look soon.

Season 2 is the shows high point, sadly. I'd suggest giving Hayate the Combat Butler a shot if you enjoyed it.

Couldn't post until I finished season three this morning after work. Really enjoying this show, even if they're trying to force the whole harem aspect of it. Henrietta is a truly tragic figure, and I thought Tabitha's storyline has been handled pretty well. Tiffania's storyline (to this point) just seems like an excuse to make Louise (more) insecure about the size of her chest.

Having a hard time deciding on whether I like Louise or not. They present her as being so darn unlikeable that I'm like, "Why in the hell would Saito sticking around?" I would have left her a dozen times by now...(hmm, that may explain why I'm divorced!) and yet...the show does just enough to paint her in a sympathetic light that you still find yourself rooting for her at times. Perhaps someone that hasn't had their heart broken and sworn off love can better relate to the growing pains of Saito and Louise's young love.

I assume you mean this show:
http://kissanime.com/Anime/Shimoneta-to-Iu-Gainen-ga-Sonzai-Shinai-Taikutsu-na-Sekai

Strange it hasn't been picked up yet by anyone, but i'll give it a look soon.

just watched episode 13 of panty and stocking, words fail me.