It stars an elf and a beastwoman (Aria and Lulu) and an underage boy (Mahiro). The girls came here from a fantasy world and don't know how to get back, so Mahiro has given them an apartment or something. He's looking after them. There's no sign of any other adults, guardians, care workers, policemen, etc. which is fortunate for Aria and Lulu.

You've already guessed where this goes. They're terribly nice about it, but still... no.

The male protagonist and his four sisters live in a household with five rules. Rule #1 is "hug a sister every day." Rule #3 is "make sure to sniff her well".

Again, I don't think I need to elaborate.

It's a tame, harmless little piece... unless you object to sexual relationships between teachers and their students. In fairness, Akagashira-sensei is aware that doing anything would be bad, so keeps saying "no" and departs without doing anything to the naked, buxom Ookami who was draping herself all over him. (Unless you count a little light licking and fingering.)

This is a three-episode series, though, so Ookami still has time to nail her target. Even here, she went so far as to hang around after dark in an area with a known skirt-thief, hoping to be attacked so that she'd be seen and rescued by Akagashira-sensei. Wow. You took quite a risk there, Ookami.

Hime is lounging on a sofa and checking her mobile phone. Her miniskirt's riding so high that you might not even realise that's a panty shot. Functionally, that skirt's a belt.

Anyway, Hime's telling her tutor that she doesn't think she needs to do any studying today. If he doesn't tell her parents, she'll show him her boobs! Things proceed from there. Theoretically, Hime's age is unclear, but let's abandon this one anyway.

I watched the pornographic streaming version, of course, not the cut-down TV one.

Our heroine is a trainee hairdresser who makes silly mistakes. Her boss is a smug pretty boy who's also a genius at what he does. He keeps her behind at work for personal training and... no, no, no. Firstly, I don't like him. (He didn't seem like a bad person or anything, but that's my knee-jerk reaction.)

Secondly and more importantly, he's a boss taking sexual advantage of an employee. The episode wouldn't have been anywhere near as uncomfortable if it weren't for that.

Our heroine (Sudou) and hero (Mashima) are over thirty and have lost interest in the opposite sex. They think they've matured beyond all that. They're at a reunion that feels like a group date mixer, so they bail. On bumping into each other in the street outside, they start making insulting assumptions about each other. Tempers fray a little. Sudou asserts that Mashima would be an unsatisfying sexual partner who just lay there like a dead fish, so they test this.

I found it funny.

The Kingdom of Elstein and the Dominus Empire are two great nations in a fantasy world. They've been at war with each other for a long time. The Dominus Empire's soldiers kill and rape civilians, while Elstein is a civilised, modern-looking city that's protected by magical shields.

That's the initial set-up... which is immediately ignored. The episode's about a princess, her bodyguard and their colossal boobs. For some reason, Elstein's court mage is an obviously evil son-of-a-bitch who's bored by peace and casts a lust spell on the princess. (I don't follow the logic.) Elstein need to fix their recruitment processes. Tell their interviewers to reject insane candidates, perhaps.

Anyway, the episode turns in degrading, ugly hentai directions. Don't watch this.

"The three of us are not actual siblings. We are not related by blood! However, we get along like true siblings."

I think you can see where this is going. There's a redhead tsundere, a meek brunette and a boy who's good-natured, but still not above groping his sister's boobs when she gets in the bath with him. "Sorry, Kotone. I'm almost there, so give me a hand."

It made me laugh, but it's silly. We're being expected to believe that Ayane couldn't hear every word of Kazushi and Kotone having sex in the bath. The door's a flimsy piece of plastic and they weren't keeping the noise down. They were even talking! Soundproofing is not a standard feature of Japanese apartments. Frankly, you'd expect even the neighbours to have heard...