Putting aside the first episode, the rest of Yukikaze is almost completely unsalvageable aside from one aspectーーhandjob clouds. Yukikaze only attained any semblance of popularity on brand name alone don't be fooled. Oh, and the exceptionally perverse direction that fans of Taimanin Asagi, Kangoku Senkan, and Kazama Mana, which has essentially become Teruaki Murakami's trademark, is completely absent in Yukikaze (no drunk cameras, no erotic sperm swallowing, etc.) because he didn't even work on the project, disappointingly enough. Not only is the animation wildly inconsistent throughout with sudden quality drops and spikes occurring within 5 seconds of each other, but there was a complete lack of creativity involved in the vast majority H-scenes ー they were mostly phenomenally boring and unarousing, but occasionally funny because of bad animation (direction). On the upside, the art style is actually quite good, and I'm a big fan of the character designs, but the animation is fucking terrible. However, episode 2 is still better than episode 3 because it isn't mind-numbingly boring or ear-piercingly annoying.
It's very clear that they didn't have much of a budget to work with (or the animator's were incompetent), especially comparing its quality with Asagi. The H-scenes are, quite literally, laughable. When the OVA wants to make H-scenes look more intense, instead of drawing a new scene or even just changing up the animation a bit, they just.speed everything up and make it look awkward as all hell. If you want more Taimanin Asagi, I recommend watching one episode of Yukikaze and running the fuck away, because episode 2 is completely terrible.unless you're looking for a comedy. The H-scenes didn't completely suck, some were even arousing, Yukikaze isn't an annoying bitch yet, and it could even be considered enjoyable, depending on your hentai quality threshold. That said, the first episode was actually somewhat good. I might have actually been affected by the NTR if there had been much more silence and far less gushing and whining. I suppose they needed to fill in the silence with something, but come on. Eevery girl is meticulously narrating every little detail of their sex scene and, of course, how they felt about it. Yukikaze does this more than any other hentai I've ever seen. I can fucking see what's happening to you, Yukikaze ー you don't have to tell me 8 times in the span of 10 seconds.Ī lot of hentai do this (especially the mind-break ones), and I've never thought it made a particular scene any more erotic, but it never bothered me too much in SMALL BURSTS. More than half of it was Yukikaze literally narrating what was happening to her, sometimes more than once. For that reason, episode 3 really, really annoyed me. So, you know how they say that, in most-all forms of storytelling, it's better to show, rather than tell? Particularly in a visual medium like hentai, all the best hentai go about showing every erotic pose, every erotic motion, and every erotic climax in the greatest capacity possible, because actions speak rather than words (or in hentai's case, actions speak louder than ear-piercing screaming). There are many reasons why I believe Yukikaze is one of the worst hentai I've ever watched, but my biggest complaint is undoubtedly how it handled its H-scenes. I can hazard a guess that episode 3's massive drop in quality was one of the reasons, but the first two episodes were no spring chicken either. anybody willing to lend me an ear, but I don't know, Yukikaze just didn't do it for me. Whenever I watch NTR, it always leaves me in a pit of despair lasting 7 days and 7 nights, muttering incoherent insults and slurs under my breath in the presence of
Oh, and Yukikaze also has some of that fetish we all love: NTR, with a large dosage of mind-break. Now, Asagi was a tough act to follow, sure, but were the creators even trying with Yukikaze? Forget story and characters, the H-Scenes are almost all lackluster and largely fall flat in any attempt at being arousing. Taimanin Yukikaze is the hentai closest to being a sequel to Taimanin Asagi without actually being a sequel.
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