Necuzó Trap: NTR

I initially expected this show to be about infidelity, swinging, and "you can sleep with anyone or everyone" sex scenes. This was because the title implied cheating. In other words, I was expecting it to be just about sex; however, it has quite an interesting plot, centered around two girls who feel a particular affection for each other and are now trying to figure out what to do about their attraction to each other in their own way. I like the attempt to portray the psychological side of the characters and deal with their sexuality, so it seems pretty realistic to me. The narrative is not simply there as an excuse to have tons of sex scenes. The sex scenes are not unnecessarily drawn out or overly explicit. So, in the end, it is much more than just an erotic anime series, and therefore definitely much higher in quality than "Hentai Priest" from last year's releases and "Perverse Transvestite" from this year's releases. Of course, it is not perfect; it is too short, so there is not much room for psychology; the male characters are pretty flat, with one being a typically self-centered bastard and the other a self-sacrificing decent guy. However, they both seem pretty believable in their roles. The girls are trying to be more than just a naive girl and a bitch, and I think they are pretty good. Hotaru, in particular, seems to be going through some development throughout the narrative. In other words, as a kind of insight into the mind of a girl discovering her sexual orientation, I found it sufficient and did not find it uncomfortable in any way. 5.7/10. (20.09.2017)