Watashi wa mita kaiki toshi densetsu. 7.

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Contrary to popular belief, Porn with Plot does exists! The most famous example being Fate/Stay Night, and coming after that is the Rance-series. This one has a really well-written dialogue between characters. Sometimes they are taking shots on their genre, or being just outright meta. Being, well, porn, the short-comings of those story and plot are passable. The art in Toshi Densetsu is amazing! The art style is great and the actual color pallet chosen greatly reflects the story as well. The only thing that brought down the score from a 10 is the animation. By no means am I calling the animation bad infact it is amazing! It is very fluid and defiantly has had a lot of time put into it! Episode 4 is the only exception to this. While episode 4's animation is still very fluid it re-uses animation to the point where it becomes jarring to look at, which is why the score has dropped from a 10 to a 9. Overall though the animation is still great topped with amazing art to boot!

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This is where the 'innovation' strikes in, it's in the section that most modern hentai's struggle with the most, the story. Premise wise it's hard to define it, but overall it is just an episodic series of ghost stories. So yes, a harem. However what strikes as the most impressive is the final episode which brings all of this to an head. In harem stories you typically have two types, 1. being a self-contained episode by episode harem or 2. where the harem takes place in one location. Either type is great if used correctly but what makes Toshi Densetsu so special is the fact that it does both. Each episode is self-contained, with there being a new heroine each episode (besides 2 and 5 which share the same one). Yet they manage to bring these self-contained stories into one for the final. And believe it or not, it is not forced and legitimately ties in with what happened in the story. Toshi Densetsu could've easily gotten away with not bringing continuity to the series, but decided to elevate themselves and the series to a greater point, which is why it deserves my praise. Philbrook, Scott (co-host); Burgess, Forrest (co-host); Meyer, Matthew (guest) (14 October 2018). "Ep 121: Yokai Horrors of Japan" (Podcast). Astonishing Legends . Retrieved 8 August 2019. This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( October 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

Ballaster, Ros (2005). Fables of the East: Selected Tales 1662-1785. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0199267354. Mary’s story, as I’ve expressed, feels like the most boring concept in the entire series. Here you have these well-known figures such as Sadako which has been ingrained in pop culture and has even spread to other cultures such as being the inspiration of the Ring Girl for instance. Mary’s story of being the doll rejected doesn’t come out at all and her story feels as generic as hentai stories come and instead feels below the average in this series which is sorta disappointing but in 6 individual stories you can’t expect them all to be a homerun a b White, Paul (21 August 2003). "The Colonel's curse runs deep". USA Today . Retrieved 26 February 2020.

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a b Fitch, Laura (7 June 2005). "Have you heard the one about..?: A look at some of Japan's more enduring urban legends". The Japan Times . Retrieved 8 August 2019. Exchange of angry or abusive messages between the comments. Any form of insulting is also considered as flame war. Bingham, Adam (2015). Contemporary Japanese Cinema Since Hana-Bi (Traditions in World Cinema EUP). Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 978-0748683734.