Buttobi CPU (TV Mini Series 1997) Poster

(1997)

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8/10
Before there was Chobits, there was this
megawhoosits20 September 2005
In this soft-core hentai (VERY soft core, but still very sexual), computer geek Akira has been saving up for years to buy himself a computer. After missing a sale, a mysterious stranger sells him a computer, which he takes home, and finds to be in the form of a teenage girl. This human cyborg personal computer repeatedly requires 'molecular input' from Akira, via her 'rear' or 'front' drive.

Without knowing how long this series is, I have watched the first couple of episodes, and I'm impressed with the amount of plot this series has shown so far. Mimi's powers are almost magical in nature, and the show plays with various analogies between digital devices and sex. It actually reminds me more of "Video Girl Ai" or even "Ah! My Goddess", and I suppose, would sort of fall into that small genre.

It's a bit on the dated side now, and a bit cheesy, but so far, I like it.
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7/10
One typical otaku-stylish ova,but something were missed
y-373706 September 2022
Warning: Spoilers
This is one typical otaku-stylish ova which was similar to some XEBRC production. I guess the director had wanted it a TV anime at first since it has both OP and ED. I do not understand why this kinda anime would become a R18 (Maybe R15?).After all,this kinda comedy wasn't capable of "hentaianime"!

The theme was brand new in the late 90s. But unlike other R18 anime such as "Mezzo Forte",this one doesn't have one profound theme or rigorous process. Painting was kinda...cheap? This anime gives me this feeling. As for the character design? Well,not bad,but obviously not good enough. If you are looking for some kinda work like"
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