Shoujo Sect

When a hentai meets a plot, beautiful events occur...and whats more beautiful than f/f? Hentais have been accused of being many things. Well-written is never amongst them. However this presentation is like a loose cannon cop...it just breaks all the rules. Like that line? Thanks, so did I. Shoujo Sect is by far the best written, fully fleshed out plot hentai animu I have ever seen, and yes, thats almost by default. The character development and story told over the course of a little over 60 minutes was well done by not only hentai standards, but by short 3-episode OVA standards overall. We began the first episodelearning about an unrequited love between the two female leads. This is brought about and dangled before us the entire series in the form of a flashback from their childhood in which only one of them (lets call her the 'lover' and the other the 'lovee') remembers. They reunite years later in school so begins their journey towards rediscovering one another. To impede said journey are two loyal mistresses, a deviant teacher, and one crooked ho. Yeah, and a partridge in a pear tree, lets not forget that. All of them contribute, in their own way, to the new developing emotions within the two female leads that ultimately determine their relationship. So thats the synopsis. Longest you ever read for a hentai, right? Just when things are starting to look real good though, the artwork of this piece will tie you to the ground. To be fair, its by no means bad...the word I'm looking for is inconsistent. One moment a pair of breasts are flat/A-cups and then the next they're huge! Same goes for the rest of the body. The eyes, the hair, the expressions and backgrounds all were inconsistent. It messed with me a bit because some of the settings were drawn well and created the perfect atmosphere for the scene while others were dull and took away from it. Where the artwork failed on setting, the music made up for with power left to spare. Classical music is often regarded as beautiful so why not have it as your main set list in a tale between to women? The choice of "Flight of the Bumblebee" playing during the series' one and only rape-ish scene was very fitting given the style of music. Well thought out and well played. Overall, this is a series worth checking out, regardless of your initial attraction to it. For hentai lovers there are a couple intense scenes of f/f. For romantics, myself included, there is a brief yet powerful teacher/student relation, incestuous sisters, and the climax scene at the very end. For anime fanatics, this is a package deal and, clocking in at a little over an hour, well worth the time to explore. Ah, and just as a final note, there is a scene in the third episode where, if you're like me, you're begging for a punch to fly. It flies. High Five.

This being the first hentai I've ever watched I though it be appropriate to actually review it. A theme present in this title is "you never forget your first" and I find it kind of fitting that this was actually my first. Despite being a hentai title, Shoujo Sect has a special place in my heart for being both heart-meltingly adorable as well as fappable. The premise was also eerily similar of a time in elementary school where I fought off some bullies who were picking on my best friend. We didn't bathe together or have gay sex afterwards but in retrospect I probably should'vetried my luck then since if you don't ask, the answer will always be "no". Shoujo Sect takes place in all-girls school which means that, without boys to satisfy their sexual desires, their attentions turn to each other, and as a result girl-on-girl experimentation runs rampant. This is great news and is a sign that we'll be getting a lot of yuri action in the next few episodes. The real selling point of Shoujo Sect is the story, which is kind of strange when you look at a hentai series since you might be thinking "well who cares about a story, I came here for a fap" and you might be right. But a series that makes for a good fap doesn't necessarily mean it'll be memorable for years to come. There's a reason that I've remembered Shoujo Sect above all the other titles I've come across over the years, and yes, maybe it's because a lot of the others have long/confusing Japanese names that are hard to recall, but for the sake of simplicity we'll say it was the story. While the story isn't a masterpiece, for what it accomplished in 3 episodes it's at least as much of a contender for an Oscar as Leonardo DiCaprio. Shinobu Handa is outwardly proud, but deep down timid and innocent girl who gets hurt and taken advantage of despite her outward appearances. Momoko Naitou on the other hand is aloof but collected, being good at solving the problems of others but neglecting her own. Now you may tell from the character list that these two are your main characters, so they're bound to end up together. However, that is merely our tumultuous journey's destination. To get there we must first brave many sexy scenarios with the supporting cast, including but not limited to: Kirin, Maya, and even the teacher, Kyouko-sensei. The art and animations of Shoujo Sect are weak in comparison to the story and characters, it's not the best but at the end of the day, nothing to cry home about. The actual sex is very conservative so vanilla lovers rejoice. Tie all this together with on-point voice acting and a real baller classical soundtrack and you have a show. Honestly watching Shoujo Sect was like admiring a piece of art, art that you could rub your parts to, so basically "The Birth of Venus" but catered more towards a weeb crowd. At the end of the day, there are a few lessons to be learned here. First off you could probably get away with asking your best friend for gay sex, but only after you save them from bullies. Next, you never forget your first. And Finally, if you followed a recommendation here I'll assume you're okay with two girls going at it, otherwise if you're okay with the above, then give Shoujo Sect a try, it's pretty far removed from hentai that's being churned out right now but you might find something you're looking for in here.

This anime is probably the best yuri anime out there with actual decent plot,art and romance.It will sometimes leave you in confused because it tries to rush out things which should be done in slower pace but all in all,it is a good series Story :5 The story is rushed,for most of the series i was wondering,"why?" and only find the answers after marathoning the manga Art :7 the art is good and cute enough for a low budget anime,it is cute and gives off moe-feelings Sound :6 Each sfx fit each moments perfectly and classical musics as soundtracks is just awesomeCharacter :8 Each characters are awesome and unique as heaven Feedbacks are appreciated! :)

You know you're in for a dramatic and heavily story driven animation when its soundtrack is mostly populated by Beethoven's masterpieces such as Piano Sonata no. 14 (popularly known as 'Moonlight Sonata') and 7th symphony, 2nd movement. In the case of Shoujo sect, we are dealing with a hentai work. Now how bizarre is that? You'd expect to find music of this calibre in the likes of 5cm/s or Elfen Lied or anything else that relies on a dramatic plot to carry it through, rather than sex or ecchi scenes. But if this is what you think then you're about to be surprised. Shoujo Sectis just that. A romantic story with some Yuri action thrown in between its moments of intellectual and artistic brilliance. That brings me to the story. For its entirety, it focuses on two female characters - Momoko Naitou and Shinobu Handa. As it goes, the two met in their childhood and made a "promise" to each other, sharing a brief kiss before they parted ways. Many years later, Momoko has forgotten all about it. However Shinobu still lives in the memory of that day, eagerly waiting for her love interest to return her call. And let's be honest here, most hentai works are lacking when it comes to romance, let alone drama portrayal. The writer of this little series however manages to come up with an engaging plot, even for non-hentai standards. People cheat, lie and get horny all the time, however they always keep their hearts reserved for that one special person. It's part of human nature and this is exactly what this series is trying to convey through the struggles of the two main characters. Sex and love are two entirely different things. Now with that said, the cast of course includes a wider range of characters. Most of which will be relevant to the story ( which is good news - less shallow characters), like Hayato Kyouko, who inadvertently helps Shinobu be more aggressive and assertive with her feelings. In the mean time we also see Shinobu help other girls by helping them resolve their love conundrums in interesting and... unconventional ways. Sometimes it seems, all you have to do to cheer up a person is to have sex with them. Moving on, the art was really nice. The makers of Shoujo Sect focused not only on the girls themselves but also on the setting around them and as such the viewer is given a very enjoyable experience as everything feels more genuine. Now we get to my favourite part of the review. I'm a glutton for classical music. Beethoven, Mozart, Smetana, Prokofiev - their music fuels my veins. You can imagine then my surprise when this hentai started subtly playing classical pieces in the background. Better yet, it perfectly fitted in to the plot or the activity at the time. The sound department of this work deserves a full 10. It might be biased due to my love of classical compositions but I can't help it. Classical music makes me go berzerk with adrenaline and joy. Enjoyment. One big YES. Good, emotionally engaging plot, backed by nice visuals and an absolutely outstanding soundtrack. On a hentai scale this deserves a 9 and is undoubtedly one of the best hentai series I've ever watched. Not to be missed by Hentai connoisseurs.