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X-Rated Fantasies in a Cartoon Genre
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Nami, a student nurse in the Japanese cartoon "Koihime," slumps into an overstuffed chair and kicks off her shoes after a long day at the hospital. Suddenly, she’s grabbed by an alien and pulled onto its gray gelatinous body. As her eyes close, the girl--who looks like a human version of Hello Kitty--slips into a surreal dream where amorous monsters chase her and tug at her white uniform.
"My goodness, this is odd," she says as the creature rips off her dress. "Whatever you are, do your worst! " Alien tentacles and other appendages begin to fly--just another animated-Japanese-school-girl-meets-alien love story.
Springing out of the furthest edges of animation is the world of hentai, a genre of triple-X cartoons that explores the sexual frontiers in an incongruously childlike format.
The star is typically a perky, doe-eyed female in a high school uniform. Her co-stars range from slobbering businessmen and sadomasochistic school officials to hormonal extraterrestrials. When the two groups meet, their escapades are often a mix of graphic violence, weird sex and plot lines that can only be described as over the top.
Hentai, which literally means "perversion," is a product of the multibillion-dollar Japanese animation industry, better known on these shores for such animated, G-rated favorites as "Sailor Moon," "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Kiki’s Delivery Service."
With the rise of the global Internet, the fantasy pornography of hentai has moved quickly to the U.S. and evolved into one of the more prevalent--and legal--forms of erotica.
X-Rated Fantasies in a Cartoon Genre
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Nami, a student nurse in the Japanese cartoon "Koihime," slumps into an overstuffed chair and kicks off her shoes after a long day at the hospital. Suddenly, she’s grabbed by an alien and pulled onto its gray gelatinous body. As her eyes close, the girl--who looks like a human version of Hello Kitty--slips into a surreal dream where amorous monsters chase her and tug at her white uniform.
"My goodness, this is odd," she says as the creature rips off her dress. "Whatever you are, do your worst! " Alien tentacles and other appendages begin to fly--just another animated-Japanese-school-girl-meets-alien love story.
Springing out of the furthest edges of animation is the world of hentai, a genre of triple-X cartoons that explores the sexual frontiers in an incongruously childlike format.
The star is typically a perky, doe-eyed female in a high school uniform. Her co-stars range from slobbering businessmen and sadomasochistic school officials to hormonal extraterrestrials. When the two groups meet, their escapades are often a mix of graphic violence, weird sex and plot lines that can only be described as over the top.
Hentai, which literally means "perversion," is a product of the multibillion-dollar Japanese animation industry, better known on these shores for such animated, G-rated favorites as "Sailor Moon," "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Kiki’s Delivery Service."
With the rise of the global Internet, the fantasy pornography of hentai has moved quickly to the U.S. and evolved into one of the more prevalent--and legal--forms of erotica.