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Several adult-oriented doujinshi are drawn by women.

I have one too.

I also like it when cool female characters are involved, like in Devil’s Riddle.

I went to the live event, but the ratio was just barely skewed towards more female attendees.

I wonder if they will do a second season.

A handsome dandy.

I’m still waiting for the sequel.

Was Cross Ange also relatively well-received by women?

I liked being called a dirty Utena at the time of the broadcast.

The NTR scene in episode 11 was the most exciting.

Surprisingly, there are many people who are okay with straightforward eroticism.

I want the current person inside to do cosplay.

There was quite a lot of non-erotic GL fan fiction.

Women also like breasts, huh?

I wish they would release a Blu-ray box set…

A handsome guy and a beautiful girl is a combination that women also like…

There is a sense of Ayane.

I feel like there was quite a division between those who looked at it from a serious erotic perspective, those who viewed it from a fashionable battle girl perspective, and surprisingly, those who had a proper yuri perspective.

>>27

Was it the skill of a craftsman…?

Well, aside from the point of having the nipples completely exposed and saying “whoa,” isn’t it satisfying to see a cool female character in action?

It’s definitely erotic, but for some reason, just seeing breasts makes me laugh, so I was watching it half as a comedy.

I wanted about two cours.

If you see a virgin girl as the protagonist of an otome game, is it like an ikemen harem…?

The busty sidekick duo is quite popular, right?

>>30

From an erotic perspective, it’s amazing! Breasts! You can get excited about that, and the battle scenes are cool, plus the atmosphere is beautifully decadent…

I want to see more outrageous erotic lesbian battle stories.

Perhaps because glasses tend not to be a debuff for female characters, Kasumi was also popular.

I think Akira-san was incorporating a context of Yuri that appeals to women, and it’s quite direct.

In scenes with the female character Guvernea, the huge breasts fill the screen, but the rest of the scene is quite serious, making that mismatch incredibly addictive.

>>35

It looks like the boobs are crying, a genius production.

The OP is really cool.

I was playing it on repeat.

If we held a stamp rally event called “Pai Taku” instead of “Uo Taku,” there would be more female customers, so it’s really true…

I found it interesting how the equipment changes and combat style varies with coupling, so I wanted them to explore it more deeply.

It’s like a dirty Utena, so of course, it appeals to women.

When you say “battling while lactating,” it might sound like something bizarre, but if you think about it in reverse gender terms, it’s like Dragon Ball.

>>41

To be honest, I would have preferred if they fought more like in Dragon Ball.

It’s the first time I’ve heard Iguchi-kun perform like this.

A busty beauty in male clothing is nice, isn’t it?

The busty couple has a lot of service scenes and shows up in a pinch, so it’s no wonder they’re popular.

I like Lady Lady.

It was a work with many ikemen (good-looking men).

Everyone talks about the ED, but the OP is extremely cool.

>>49

My karaoke staple number has arrived…

Could it be that Sin: Seven Deadly Sins is also popular among women?