Ayakashi are strange, supernatural creatures invisible to the majority of people. Though most are harmless, some ayakashi attack humans to devour their life force. Exorcist ninjas are tasked with protecting people from these spiteful spirits.
Matsuri Kazamaki is a young exorcist ninja born to a prestigious clan. His childhood friend, Suzu Kanade, is an ayakashi medium—an individual with immense vitality that attracts ayakashi. Matsuri deems all ayakashi threatening and wishes to keep Suzu as far from them as possible, but this clashes with her desire to remain close to them. One day, the pair encounters Shirogane, the "King of Ayakashi," who is hellbent on consuming Suzu. As she is about to be eaten, Matsuri comes to the rescue and manages to seal the ayakashi's powers—but not before Shirogane takes revenge by turning him into a girl!
Until he finds a way to transform back, Matsuri must adjust to his new, peculiar lifestyle while fighting against hostile ayakashi. Moreover, Suzu is now conflicted about her feelings toward Matsuri—further plunging their relationship into a state of ambiguity.
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Comentários
GravenER
Listen, I know, sometimes they need to censor scenes for the actual broadcasting, but this is just ridiculous. It doesn't show anything: all the 'important parts' are covered by a cat sticker in an almost mocking way. They're not subtle at all, and that's terribly irritating. What even is the point of watching it, then? Surely not for the plot or the characters, because those are abysmally generic and uninspired. It's stuff I've seen done way better a dozen times. Highschool DxD showed boobs and butts more than a decade ago and even managed to slap a hint of plot into it (enough not to makeme doze off while nothing of relevance was on screen if you know what I mean), while today, 2024, I need to buy a blueray to see some backwater, generic ecchi-supernatural anime as the author meant it - all that because the media industry is getting increasingly prudish. It's like removing all the blood and violence from, say, Chainsaw Man, and forcing you to buy the blueray to see them. What about no? What is the rating even there for? Miss me with these petty schemes.
icefirestone23
As a huge fan of kentaro yabuki's To Love Ru, and someone who enjoyed Black Cat, this show sort of missed on all cylinders. It basically tried to fuse those 2 shows, and it didn't excel in either. What happened. Why is everyone so apathetic towards this show. Needless to stay, this probably isn't getting another season based on comments from twitter, so we are reviewing this based on what is here so far. Yabuki may not get another series animated for a while. It wants to be an ecchi, wants to be an action show with lore, wants to be a romance, wants to bea comedy. So there is a fundamental identity crisis. As an ecchi, it is incredibly uncreative an just goes for the usual topless scene, usually focused just on Matsuri. Compared to Love Ru, it just feels lazy.
As an action show, nothing to write home about in 2023 with unimpressive action. It will look great in manga form, but this studio unfortunately won't be able to meet modern standards. Powers more or less ripping off Naruto characters like Sai and Ten Ten. Sosuke was a cool villain but unfortunately a fairly villain of the week one.
The story lacks a lot of structure, and if you aren't a fan of his art style, you will likely lose interest fast. It switches between action then sol, and more or less does the same thing. As a result, the simplistic story is not going to cater interest. It more or less just there to explain the transformation and becomes less relevant later on.
The biggest problem is definitely the characters since despite a smaller cast than TLR, Lucy and Yayoi feel way too secondary to even most of the TLR cast with no role to right home about. So there role feels gimmicky like Risa from TLR.
Comedy was good at the beginning with the transition but sort of fizzledo out later on, and I don't think the romance is well written. It is basically I have feelings and such.
He is a phenomenal artist but probably shouldn't try to tackle a manga by himself. To Love Ru didn't deserve to die for this. There are extremely talented writers like Koshi Tachibana that can fuse ridiculous fan service elements into an amazing epic. But Yabuki has shown he isn't one of them.
XhionPime
It's a classic ecchi with genderbend, but it hides a more interesting and better plot than most of the current productions. Although it doesn't escape from the cliches of the genre, at least it didn't make me roll my eyes with every joke; in only 12 chaps the characters had a greater development than others have in two seasons, the music doesn't shine but it fits perfectly with the story, its worldbuilding is not really elaborated but it's interesting, and the animation is attractive and fluid enough for the genre. In short, it's a series that, while not quite good enough to be a gem, iswell-crafted to shine on its own. It's really a shame that we probably won't see a second season (a somewhat weak start and its months-long hiatus didn't help it in that regard). We'll have to wait for the uncensored Blu-Ray sales to find out.
PRITOM_das
I think this series storyline familiar some serious, and gender transformation and kill ayakashi, this story also similar some series, I don't want to mention it, because I don't want to spoil this series. But if I have a bigger objection, if this series is 17+, so why nudity part is covered? It doesn't make any sense. If this recommend Ecchi part, it can see in this series, but it is biggest disappointment for Ecchi (R+) lovers. So I am big disappointed to this series, story can acceptable, but this series doesn't fullfil viewers expatiation. They can make this Ecchi part more freely. That's all.
allie-mes
Loved this show and even bought the manga. Now look, this show is definitely not for everyone, I can understand this. Cons:The censorship sucks in a show that is suppose to be rated R+, and the scenes that show skin are even that bad, the "sexual" scenes are clothed, and just a little foreplay. Yes, the humor is pretty dry and they skip around from the manga and (personal opinion) if they had follow the order and made it 10 episodes instead of 12, the consistency would be better. Pros: Opening is a banger, and the animation is pretty decent. The character interactionsare more generic, but have a cute factor to it. The cat makes this better than it is, and at times the action gets more intense than expected. The balance of yuri, ecchi, plot, and humor is something I don't find much in anime nowadays, which this show does not too bad.
MAIN POINT: Overall, Read the manga if you really want to enjoy this and support the author's work (who made To-Love Ru) or go watch one or two episodes and see if it's your cup of tea. You want something to watch when you're bored, it got my stamp of approval.
Szandor
A 12 episode ecchi anime with genderswap and a hint of harem. It's nothing new and there really isn't anything in here to completely revolutionize the anime world, but I still think it manages to stand apart a bit from the competition. So what is it that makes this anime worth a watch? Well... World & Story The premise is interesting and one that can be used with a lot of variation. There's not too much done with it though and I would have liked to see a bit more. The world is interesting and engaging and again, it leaves me with a taste for more. There'sa lot of potential here, just waiting to take things further. The story is a bit weak and while it works well enough for a 12 episode show I think more could have been done.
Characters & Writing
The characters are fine and somewhat well written for such a short run, but the supporting characters do leave room for improvement. What I really like is that there's character growth and change, which is always welcome, and they make believable and reasonable decisions for the most part. The dialogue is quite standard and ends up in the category where it's neither bad or good enough to really take note of.
Art & Animation
Nothing exceptional here, but overall good quality art and fluid animations. It's easy to follow the action and to keep the characters apart. The design of the titular ayakashi is good and while it's perhaps not a feast for the eyes it's a solid dinner. I don't know if an uncensored version of this exists, but there are plenty of both panty- and nude shots that are covered up. They range from the slightly funny to the gratuitous and every single one is 100% fanservice.
Music & Sound
Solid, but not great. Pretty standard stuff here with little to say about it.
Bits & Bobs
First, the ecchi parts feel like they're not really needed and the censoring does drive that home. No scene with nudity actually benefits from the nudity and the scenes that are about nudity are often just there for fanservice and cheap gags. I feel like they should either have gone for it a bit more or not made it ecchi in the first place. In fact, the series has enough going for it that the fanservice becomes completely unneeded. I could see this developing into a long series, but the ecchi actually holds it back from that.
Conclusion
A lot of potential and with a few tweaks it could become something great, but it's held back by the short season and ecchi elements. It's worth a watch if you like genderbender, supernatural stuff or censored ecchi, but if you don't watch it you won't miss too much. Still, it's only 12 episodes so you might as well.
SoulKiIIer
Ayakashi Triangle was was good show imo. The show is about a dude who fights ayakashi and a girl that attracts them some good but mostly bad and the main character end up fighting a ayakashi that gives him the slip and becomes a girl and both all three have a bond together. The show is super ecchi and revolves around the main character finding a way to revert the spell and become a boy again while learning how to fight in his new form and the ayakashi trying to steal a stroll to become strong again also the bad guy all look cool. Theart style is good and clean and the op is a bop!!!
Naherth
At first, I didn't think that this series was going to be liked so much for me but while I watched the chapters I thought that this is really not bad, in fact ints nice, it is not a great story with a spectacular characters but even so this was good the plot at start is little stranger and not really attractive to watch another chapter, however, as I go watch more and more chapters I realized that the story is really good, has a good development and interesting things that can be nice, overall the plot is enjoying The characters are ok, they fulfill their function,they have certain charisma.
Finally, the production is good, it is nice for this series, it is not bad.
i-like-this
Sexy Transformation Jutsu. If you’re looking for some completely shameless yet delicious anime trash to shovel down your gullet then may I recommend Ayakashi Triangle. A show about exorcist ninjas, spirits and big anime titties. After his battle with the king of Ayakashi, spirits that can be either evil and a danger to humans or small, cute and pull pranks that conveniently result in the viewer viewing panties, and sealing him away after he tried to eat his childhood friend with magical powers, Suzu, Masturi is struck with a curse changing him into a hot girl with big anime titties. Now they need to figure out howto change him back without releasing the King of Ayakashi, Shirogane who turned into a little fat cat because Suzu is horny for male Masturi and his new female form leaves her very confused.
As you can see, it is weird, trashy gender-bending nonsense nailed onto a Shonen battle formula and although it takes itself seriously, it is weirdly fun and charming. Unfortunately like nearly all ecchi trash, the animation is not very good. Well, at least the first six episodes aren't good probably due to whatever was happening at Studio Connect that caused the series to go on hiatus for nearly half a year. The season's second half is much more stable in its story and in its animation.
You can’t go wrong with characters designed by the artist behind To-Love-Ru. Masturi may be a good-looking ninja boy, but he's completely oblivious to how hot he is as a big-titted anime girl. Suzu is cute, has them thicc thighs that her friends like to point out and she's insanely horny which can lead to some surprisingly funny jokes. Jokes that are sometimes ruined by Shirogane pointing out how scandalous she is. There's also a pink-haired ninja tech nerd who can get very touchy-feely and even… sniffy. She's my favourite.
Look, you know whether or not this is your thing. Yeah, it's trash, but it's at least watchable. There's better ecchi out there, obviously. Temple came out this season. But I enjoyed most of it. I am a proud degenerate though.
6/10 It’s Okay.
