Mochizuki is a young business man who works in an office. While doing his job, his boss, Honma, comes in and starts to fondle him. Honma says that Mochizuki should be expected to do stuff so he can climb the ladder to become a successful business man. Mochizuki then starts to sleep with other men so he can become successful. Some men think Mochizuki is sexy, so they then force themselves onto Mochizuki.
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literaturenerd
I’ve been quite busy lately and taking a break from reviews, but now I’m back! What better way to celebrate than by spotlighting another shitty and obscure anime? Last month was the US’s first ever LGBT Pride Month, so why not celebrate by reviewing a terrible Yaoi title? No, I’m not going to review Boku no Pico! This is the much more obscure “Boku no Sexual Harrassment!” Background info: Yaoi is a genre of anime and manga in which extremely stereotypical gay men have sex for the viewing enjoyment of heterosexual women. It turns out there actually does exist a genre of manga written byand for gay men, but that genre is called “Bara” and is considered too niche to warrant an anime adaptation. As a heterosexual male I have never bothered to watch or review a Yaoi before…until now.
Overview:
Many movies have been spoofed and criticized for having poorly written female characters and male authors that don’t really understand how women talk and act. Boku no Sexual Harrassment on the other hand, is written by a woman with ZERO concept of male conversations, behavior, social customs, or basic anatomy (she thinks male anuses self-lubricate and “get wet” like vaginas). This actually makes the show rather hilarious as I will explain below.
“Story” (more like list of sex scenes):
We begin our amazing tale by introducing our twink character, who I swear to God looks like fucking Italy from Axis Powers Hetalia! Italy just got a job as a software developer for a major Japanese company and happens to have a huge crush on his boss. His boss is some dude that happens to bear an uncanny resemblance to Hajime Saito from Rurouni Kenshin and is voiced by the same VA as Jotaro in JJBA. I’m dead serious! Fortunately for Italy, Saito is also gay and thinks Italy is cute. Here is where the hilarity begins. Saito is supposed to be the “bear” gay with a design ripped off a badass character and voiced by one of the manliest voice actors in existence. Yet he is constantly delivering lines that you would expect from a shy girl character like Hinata from Naruto! The sheer dissonance hits like a punch to the face and creates some comedic moments. It’s like watching Clint Eastwood give a steely eyed stare and then utter, “P-P-Please notice me sempai!!!” The dialogue in this series is so bad it shifts from gut busting hilarious to physically painful.
Sex scene 1:
Saito decides to have his way with Italy during a business trip. Saito thinks it is cute that Italy wears pajamas and decides to fuck him. Sure, why not?
The next day, there is an important business meeting and the CEO of another company is an old gay dude that wants to bang Italy. Saito pimps out Italy to this old man in order to “sweeten the deal” and get the old man to buy more computer units.
Sex scene 2:
Italy gets raped by a creepy old man. That’s pretty much the whole scene.
The next scene involves Italy’s co-worker who ALSO happens to be gay and has a crush on Italy because why not? This dude sort of looks like Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star, so I find it amusing how they made him a complete bitch. He finds out that Italy and Saito are an item and runs off crying and flailing his arms like a 5 year old girl. For some reason I just find a Kenshiro lookalike doing that to be utterly hilarious.
There is a time skip and we are told that Italy has been promoted to manager. However, the new president of his company ALSO happens to be gay and wants to bang him. Given the new president does look like Freddie Mercury, so I guess his sexuality isn’t that big a shock.
Sex Scene 3:
Italy gets double-teamed by Hajime Saito and Freddie Mercury. That’s a sentence I’ve never used in a review before!
Italy moves to America and begins work for another large company. Italy’s new boss is an American that oddly enough looks like Ladd Russo from Baccano. It takes exactly 1 minute after his introduction for Ladd to drug Italy and start raping him.
Sex Scene 4:
Italy gets sodomized by many foreign objects including a wine bottle. Then Saito saves the day and rapes Ladd with a wine bottle…which he enjoys. The author DOES know that wine bottle penetration isn’t a thing in the gay community right? I’ve heard of skinheads murdering gay people in that fashion, but never as a pleasurable bedroom activity!
After some sex scenes that would lead to hospitalization or death if tried in real life, our mess of a porno ends with Italy and Saito together.
Art:
The character art is decent, while the animation is…not so much. This is a low budget porno title, so I’m not exactly the artwork to meet Studio Ghibli standards!
Music:
Generic porno background music that you won’t even notice while the episode is playing, let alone remember after it ends. A stark contrast to the wild freestyle saxophone during the sex scenes from Kite.
Overall:
While Boku no Pico is the most infamous Yaoi of all time due to its pedophilia, Boku no Sexual Harassment just may be the most inept. Given I’m hardly a Yaoi expert, but this title gained infamy as one of the shittiest Yaoi titles in existence long before Pico was made. The ludicrously stupid scenarios, the fact EVERY male character is gay, the horrible dialogue, and total obliviousness to everything about men make this title a true heavyweight contender for bad Yaoi champion!
Bananaaaa
As my first yaoi, I was a bit hesitant when this title popped up on my screen, but nevertheless I was not disappointed. Story - 10 This storyline was gripping, and though predictable, still brought a smile to my boner with every twist or turn in the anime. It kept at a nice pace and, though exaggerating with the amount of 'sleeping your way to the top', it was done in an enjoyable manner that kept an actual storyline behind all the sex sex sex. Art - 10 All and all the art was simplistic, yet great. Details were very key and addeda lot to the storyline, the most notable detail being the bush of that tan man whose name I can't remember.
Sound - 10
I'll be frank, the main character moaned like a little bitch and that was a real turn off. He sounded like he was a five year old being molested. 10 because of that great soundtrack for the sexy parts, though.
Character - 10
I really grew close to all the characters in this short 3 episode span, finding them to be realistic and relatable. They were put into situations that really showed the true them and the way they did the do really just made it a 10 on their character chart.
Enjoyment - 10
I would have fapped if I wasn't so lazy.
Overall - 10
Just all around perfect, prepare your dildos for this one.
bereevit
I may not be a homosexual, given i like football, beef burritos, and hot women. But this series is actually one of the most in depth and landmark masterpieces of the yaoi genre. Though i watch yaoi because i am a mature anime reviewer, not because i am gay. Boku No Sexual Harassment creates a very serious tone, dealing with themes such as letting your boss molest you to move up the corporate ladder. (This is a bit of behind the scenes info but in the 80s, japan was ran almost entirely of gay businessmen. ) Another dark but real theme is the gay businessmanlove triangle that arises halfway through the series, though i am not gay this dynamic is something i wish to replicate (but with hot chicks and not gay japanese businessmen.) Though these themes are very real, boku no sexual harassment drives it home with its stunning art, rivaling that of akira, whos director John Akira has said "Yeah I just copied boku no sexual harassment, i am a stinky fucking idiot." The lewd scenes are so vivid and realistic, a gay man (unlike myself) might find arousal from them. Overall this series is an underrated gem that if given the recognition it deserves it would be one of the classics on anime club posters in high schools all around the world. 10/10
mycreaturez
Can i start out by saying this is yaoi if you hadnt already figured it out. But im assuming as far as yaoi goes its pretty swell. ~~Story~~ Mochizuki wants to get ahead in business and goes to great extents to do so. Pretty homosexual. Pretty erotic. This really brings out the true potential in the story as you watch it progress with action and twists and turns. ~~Art~~ Old style art, simple, classy, love it. not the massive eyes and when they get mad, oh dang does the lighting change. Love it. ~~Sound~~ Pretty erotic sounds for the sexuals. The random horror music really pulls the piece together and bringsout the yaoi in it.
~~Character~~
The character development though. I mean Mochizuki doesn't seem to change too much throughout the story except get a looser bum-hole. Honma however shows his gentle side especially during the frick frack with Mochizuki.
~~Enjoyment~~
Smirked and shocked faces throughout the whole thing, I cant say that it wasn't enjoyable. I laughed quite frequently and felt the sexual tension between the men.
~~Overall~~
I recommend to all that like the yaoi.
ajhouse
The tittle originally put me off watching it, but I eventually got around to seeing it and it was actually quite good. It deals with some pretty touchy topics like ethics in the business world and things people will do to further their careers. But I found the story line to be realistic and it was interesting to see it portrayed from the viewpoint of a male. As sleeping to the top is usually something that is attributed to women. I found the relationship between Mochizuki and Honma to be intriguing as you never really find out for sure how they actually feel about eachother and whether or not they were just using each other to further their careers. Admittedly there were a few scenes that were quite cringe inducing, but they where there to further the story so in the end it all made sense. This is not a lovey dovey romantic yaoi by any means, but you do wonder how the main characters actually feel about one another and whether or not the protagonist will eventually feel love for somebody or if he will just continue doing what he has chosen to do so far.
