Customer Ratings & Reviews

The movie is an alright display of anime that is watchable

It's great movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Genre: Fantasy, Adult Length: Approximately 2 hours, 15 minutes (4 episodes) "Blame it on the sheep... Cain Asbell was an unremarkable guy until one of his stray sheep led him into a cave with a trapped fairy named Elise. In a blink of an eye Cain goes from pauper to Lord when Elise helps him rescue the Princess Charlotte. There's just one hitch. Cain has to make his land the most prosperous in the country within 5 years. Should he fail, he'll lose everything and return to being another lowly shepherd. But if he manages to succeed, Cain will gain the Princess Charlotte's hand in marriage! Sound easy? Not if everyone in your kingdom is out to take advantage of your young age. Between slavers and bandits it's amazing that Cain is still alive. But being a Lord isn't all bad; he has the right to choose any woman he wants to go to bed with him... Tsubaki, who doesn't fully appreciate that her body has a will of its own. Tia, who will do anything for the man that saved her, and Chiffon, whose could heart has yet to feel real passion..." I've seen a few adult anime of which most are just plain horrible. Then, you come across ones like this once in a blue moon that are actually pretty decent. I saw that this one came out back in late 2012, but I hadn't realized that it originally released in 2002 and this was a rerelease. Pretty cheap for what can be considered a full movie/OVA as most last a maximum of 60 minutes. Just from the graphics, you can tell that the series is old. It feels very much like I was watching "The Slayers" which makes me want to go and buy all of those series up! -_- The artwork, while not amazing, is of a pretty decent caliber for a hentai. The naughty scenes start off very tame with almost nothing below the belts showing in the first episode and gradually getting more explicit as the series goes on. There's even quite a bit of action and fighting going on throughout. The existence of a viable plot that is the focus of each episode is something you don't see anymore. As with anything of this genre...you don't speak of the English dubs. It's like the first rule of Fight Club. The extras are non-existent. The only thing that frustrated me was the inability to change chapters. You can fast-forward and rewind, but there's no skipping ahead or backwards.