Netsuzou TRap isnt for everyone. It only targets those who like yuri anime and want to see girl on girl action which is hardly seen in anime, especially sexual relationships, because of the controversy behind the LGBTQI+ community. This anime is a game changer and hopefully will inspire other anime to be free in it's story writing regardless if it's controversial.
The story is quite predictable but this is a yuri anime. It's satisfying and hits the marks for what you expect this anime to be; an NTR anime. Two girls each have boyfriends and they start "experimenting and practising" sexual acts with each other in order to be more experienced when the time comes to engage in the acts with their boyfriends. However, when experimenting with lesbian sexual acts, they come to realise that they are growing more closer and more affectionate to each other. This becomes a problem when they try to maintain their relationships between their boyfriends while keeping their lesbian sexual encounters a secret. This anime is only 9 minutes long per episode, which is shorter than a standard anime episode. This allows unnecessary fillers in episodes and allows the anime to get straight to the point without having to add unnecessary information that will only bore the viewer. However, the short 9 minute episodes does also feel like there is a lot cut out and makes the pacing of the show rather fast which some may not be used to. It makes waiting each week more excruciating as we aren't getting as much information as we would with a standard anime episode. This anime has a simple concept and will make a small part of the community who like yuri very happy.
One gripe I do have with this show so far though is that the supposed sexually explicit scenes are watered down and doesn't quite give a full "yuri" experience but at the very least this anime goes slightly beyond your typical shoujo ai.
The art and animation in this anime is nothing exceptional. It's like every other anime, they all pretty much look the same anyway. However, it still looks pleasantly good and it will please viewers and it's an art style we are all familiar with. On a side note though, I love the blushing Okazaki does whenever Mizushina does something unexpectedly sexual to her.
The soundtrack is alright. The OP gets you in the mood to get prepared for the start of the episode and the ED leaves you with a satisfied feel after knowing the end of the episode has come. I like this voice acting in this anime, especially with the two main female protagonists.
The two main girls are very likeable and the character development is explored through their growing relationships through their sexual encounters which allows us to see their progression through their controversial lesbian relation; from initial deterrence to acceptance and overall satisfaction of sexual acts from someone you know well of the same sex.
Overall, I am enjoying this series so far as it's something different from your typical shoujo ai anime.
I recommend this anime to those who want to see a proper yuri anime.
