Title: Iketeru Futari
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Rating: 75/100
Description:
Saji Kyosuke, a normal high school guy, always dreaming about girls, but his techniques of picking up aren't very impressive. Koizumi Akira, a more friendly and social version of Rei Ayanami, who has a dark and mysterious side, hides a pure and shy heart from Saji. Fate intervenes, and a chance meeting away from school one cool night brings them together. Though around friends Koizumi is a cold hearted person towards Saji. Saji is desperate and sometimes even wins Koizumi over. Then there's also Saji's childhood friend Yuki with her enormous jiggly breasts. What follows is a hilarious and sexy romantic-comedy about a mismatched couple's constant on/off relationship. Worth taking a look at if you like your ecchi anime.

Review:
There's a very fine line between hentai and comedy that just keeps on bending... Guys, the characters in this anime aren't even trying to be respectable. When a show opens with two young girls flashing their panties at the screen and saying they're looking for an ecchi good time, you obviously haven't walked straight into the latest Miyazaki film. This anime is so god damn funny!! Saji, a young school guy, I personally think is one of THE most perverted guys of all time!! All the fanboys better thank whatever god they pray for because this show is exactly what you are always dreaming about, even if you're afraid to openly admit it :-p. At least Keisuke is hilarious to watch (as he somehow manages to avoid being locked up for being such an ass), and to be fair, the ladies to kick the crap out of him on a regular basis, which might be an attempt to send a message home to the viewers... oh wait, he still manages to get lucky. Never mind then. Koizumi can be bizarrely cruel sometimes, but she does let him get away with a lot... We've seen all of this done before, I know. But I don't think I've seen it done quite so blatantly (outside of pure hentai of course). I mean, those breasts must have a mind of their own sometimes. Anyhoo, the episodes are only about five minutes long, apparently a conscious decision to limit the amount of possible depth. The ending is lacking, though the stakes weren't terribly high to begin with, so I didn't mind too much. What else can I say? Iketeru Futari rules, but stay away if you have no tolerance for complete idiocy... or if you're female.