Death / Communication manga fanservice compilation
I actually don’t know anything about this manga. It has plenty of boobs though.
Year: 2014
ImoCho provides mizugi service in fifth episode
Another ho-hum episode of ImoCho without any nudity potential.
Cross Over manga fanservice compilation
Another sports drama manga with plenty of pointless fanservice from Kouji Seo. Though his art style is not far removed from average, I really like his relatively chiseled character design style and how he draws for nudity. The girls may look mostly the same, but they are usually pretty hot.
Are the “Ikkitousen” style of ecchi series fading away?
The other day I was doing random research for a blog writeup when I stumbled across an interesting factoid: the guy who directed the original Maken-Ki! series also directed the second, third, and fourth seasons of Ikkitousen. That was pretty surprising, given the huge difference in art styles.
Catgirls run wild in Maken-Ki Two’s third episode
Yet another fully self-contained episode which (as far as I know) deviates from the manga, called “filler” for short. This time a mysterious force from Inaho’s cat turns all the girls at school into catgirls.
Imocho’s fourth episode, nothing to see here
Nope, nothing in this one.
My personal top 25
Here are my personal top 25 “most recommendable” fanservice compilations that I’ve made so far. If you’re one of the newer readers and you haven’t downloaded everything yet, I’d urge you to check out the following videos (this isn’t about which actual anime series I think are the best, just a list of my personal favorites among the compilation videos).
ImoCho dials down fanservice in third episode
This episode was effectively without nudity censorship, though an early tub scene offers some faint redraw potential. The only upper body censorship came during a brief flashback from a previous episode. The was some more panty censorship, which seemed slightly less silly this time around as her panties were drenched after a happy accident.
Samurai Girls Fanservice AMV
I actually put some effort into this one.
A good place to go for anyone seeking a less imperfect understanding of the business side of anime
One of the frustrating things about being an anime fan is the reality that like all forms of entertainment, anime is a business first and foremost. The profitability of a series not only plays into the likelihood of a sequel, but of the overall well being of the company that made it, or even the fate of certain anime genres as a whole.
