They are about to go full course with another person in their minds, something that they both know before they start kissing and touching. In the most erotic scene of this season, the intimacy is enacted by Hana (you don’t see the female starting things very often) and is halted by Mugi. The make-out scene is teen sexuality expressed realistically. Both Mugi and Hana are your typical next-door horny teenager, longing for a physical connection that brings warmth and sexual release. They are deep involved in their respective fantasies, and it’s no wonder that they started spending more time with each other.Ĭontrary to typical fan-servicy romance anime, the teenagers are not governed by the rules of the Anime Kingdom: we don’t have accidental panty shots, shame-red faces, and virgin-like excuses. She thinks that the world owes her and that she deserves to be with onii-chan. Mugi is finding escape in video games and is quite indifferent to the world around him, with his love for this teacher the only thing that seems to give him purpose. The two protagonists are annoyingly adolescent. What better replacement than someone who feels the same as you do. Frustrated and heartbroken, Hana and Mugi find solace and comfort in each other’s arms. The two teenagers have always been in love with the two adults, but in as fate would have it, the two teachers, who are in the same high school as the teenagers, start dating. Mugi is in love with music teacher Akane Minagawa, whom he also know from his past, but we’ll have to wait an episode or two before we learn more. Hana is head over heels for Narumi Kanai, whom she’d known since she was a little girl, since Kanai-sensei was a neighbor and a family friend. Two teenagers, Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya, are in love with their teachers.
You can read more about the anime and browse all titles of the Winter 2017 season at our new Anime Info Page. The series is being directed by Masaomi Ando and produced by Lerche, with series composition by Makoto Uezu, character designs by Keiko Kurosawa, and music by Masaru Yokoyama.
The manga is set to end this Spring 2017, but it is unknown if the anime will cover the whole story. It has been serializing in Square Enix’s seinen manga magazine Big Gangan from 2012, and has already published six tankoubon volumes. Also known as Scum’s Wish, the anime is based on a manga written by Mengo Yokoyari.
Kuzu no Honkai succeeded Fune wo Amu in Fuji’s noitamina block. They are both nasty, cynical, and take the ideal love of the romance anime and toss it out the window, Masamune-kun with its comedic take on revenge, and Kuzu no Honkai with its truthful take on teenage feelings. Kuzu no Honkai and Masamune kun’s Revenge are my kind of romance anime: unique, different, and realistic enough to make typical campus romance anime look like silly fantasy.
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