Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni...
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Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni... (2017) is a short-form Japanese anime adapted from an eroge manga, falling into the erotic josei genre. The plot centers on Mio Fukaya, who reconnects with her first love, Takahide Kujou, at a class reunion, only to discover he has become a Buddhist priest. Despite his new role, a passionate romance ignites between them, leading to intimate encounters. The series is primarily aimed at adult audiences due to its explicit romantic and sexual content, with multiple versions released to cater to different age ratings. Its core narrative explores the conflict between personal desire and religious vows, making it inappropriate for younger viewers.
Things to Consider
Romance and Sexual Content
This anime is characterized by its explicit and pervasive sexual content, stemming from its origin as an eroge manga and being an erotic josei anime. It features graphic sexual acts, nudity, and suggestive dialogue.
The anime is an adaptation of an 'eroge manga' and is an 'erotic josei anime'. An 'R-18' uncensored version, available digitally and on home video, contains explicit sex scenes and graphic nudity. Even the 'R-15' version on AT-X leaves 'partial nudity and the sex scenes intact' with some blocking, including a scene depicting oral sex. The plot revolves around 'passionate nights' and an 'erotic night of passion' between Mio and Takahide Kujou. Reviews explicitly note that the series depicts 'animated characters have sex' and that the uncensored version is 'much more graphic and more detailed,' potentially appearing 'creepy.'
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Additional Context
Best For Ages
Adults Only (18+) due to pervasive and explicit sexual content. While censored versions exist, the original and most explicit 'R-18' version depicts graphic sexual acts and nudity.
Good to Know
Parents should be aware that "Souryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni..." was produced in three versions: an 'all ages' heavily censored version, an 'R-15' version with partial nudity and obscured sex scenes, and an 'R-18' uncensored version available for digital streaming and home video, which contains explicit sexual content. The short episode length (around 3 minutes) also contributes to the concentrated nature of its content.
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