Ladies versus Butlers! follows Hino Akiharu, as he enrolls in a boarding school in hopes of becoming a butler. However, his facial appearance tends to frighten the female members of the school, hence at times being unable to get along with anybody. Enter childhood friend Saikyou Tomomi and popular girl Selnia Iora Flameheart, who happens to have an unusual fascination with Hino, albeit sometimes quite rude and obnoxious. Their trio's friendship blossoms throughout the series, and at one point, a romance blossoms that could threaten the friendship.

Ladies versus Butlers is a very interesting anime to watch, as it is purely romance driven, yet at times, a right touch of comedy always takes place to remind us that this anime is extremely light-hearted in content. But let's not forget it's fanservice level, which is close to off-the-roof category, more prevalent in the OVA episodes than in the anime itself. Nevertheless, it is a must watch in this reviewer's opinion. Ladies versus Butlers! spans 12 episodes + 6 OVA Episodes of pure unadulterated fan-service. Hit the jump for the uncensored galleries and keep those tissues handy.

To Love Ru may just yet be the most popular ecchi series ever created. It follows Yuuki Rito, a normal high school boy whose life is suddenly disrupted by the appearance of an alien in the form of a beautiful young female, Lala Deviluke. He finds out that she is the heir to the throne of her home world Deviluke, and is betrothed to a male candidate, but she decides to stay on earth and marry Yuuki. The series follows a series of events, stemming from Yuuki's infatuation with a secret crush, Haruna Sairenji, as well as intergalactic assassins descending on Earth to eliminate both himself and Lala.

As mentioned above, this anime is the picture perfect example of a well crafted ecchi series, as it boasts everything from slaptstick humor, romances, drama, action, sci-fi, and a plethora of fan-service moments. To Love Ru spans three seasons of 50 episodes total + 10 OVA episodes. The third season entitled To Love Ru: Darkness truly attempts to break down that wall separating ecchi from hentai. Hit the jump to the uncensored galleries and keep those tissues handy.

Queen's Blade is yet another action packed, heavily ecchi-themed anime that follows many female warriors trying to compete in a tournament held every four years to determine the most powerful and beautiful warrior, with the ultimate goal of becoming the next Queen. Queen's Blade has spanned three series, with the first focusing on a female warrior named Leina, the esteemed heiress of the powerful Vance Family and next in line for the throne. The series follows her exploits as she traverses the countryside, making friend along the way while fighting her way towards the tournament. The second series is more or less the same as the first, as she goes to fight in the tournament again. The third series follows a new hero, Annelotte, as she aims to challenge the Queen from the previous series, who has now turned to corruption and malice. 


This is the anime that revealed this reviewer to the world of Ecchi. Ironically enough, it was on Netflix at the time, fully uncensored. This anime is yet another entry in the "so gratuitous" category that it also pushes the boundaries of almost borderline hentai. It is a very entertaining series, as there is much action contained within, as well as ditzy humorous scenes taking place now and often. As mentioned above, Queen's Blade spans three series of 36 episodes total + 24 short OVA episodes. Hit the jump to the uncensored galleries and keep those tissues handy.

Seikon No Qwaser is an action packed, heavily fan-serviced themed anime that has us following two schoolgirls, Mafuyu Oribe and her adopted sister Tomo, who happen to nurse back to health an injured young silver-haired Russian kid, Alexander Nikolaevich, who just also happens to be the Iron Qwaser, a super-warrior who can wield a vast array of weapons using a special sort of magical element. As a result of rescuing him, they are unfortunately thrust into his world of supernatural events, as villains of all sorts not only hunt him down, but also come in search of other elements located within the region. And here's where the story truly takes a twist...each super-warrior requires a special kind of liquid nutrition to aid in replenishing their powers, one that only women can provide. The liquid is known as Soma, but in layman's terms, holy breast milk.

This anime is quite graphic in both violence and nudity, with many episodes seriously threatening to break the barrier between ecchi and hentai. The story itself is quite entertaining and humorous at times. As a whole, there is a huge religious undertone to the plot that help serve as a basis for Alexander's crusade. Nevertheless, there is quite an inordinate amount of suckling in the anime, offering gratuitous amounts of big breasted women. Reviews however have been very positive for this anime, and it would probably still be very entertaining without the extreme ecchi themes. Seikon No Qwaser spans two seasons of 36 episodes total. Keep those tissues handy.

If you are looking for an anime that is pure fanservice, then Manyuu Hikenchou is the anime for you. I have mentioned before that there are some anime that really know how to push the boundaries of their content, and this anime is definitely no exception. In an era where big breasts define a higher status in society, the anime thrusts us into the Taiheimeji Era, where a group of warriors known as the Manyuu Clan are tasked with the duty of ensuring more big breasted women emerge within this era with the use of a sacred scroll that shows secret techniques of how to grow big breasts. Enter Chifusa, a high ranking member of the clan who absconds with the scroll in an effort to stop this weird madness. Aided by her companion Kaede, a once big-breasted dame now tiny-breasted girl, they traverse the country, helping women of both breast sizes while staying one step ahead of the Manyuu Clan led by her vengeful big sister, Kagefusa, also suffering from the same travesty as Kaede.

Great detail went into the making of this anime, though some of the situations border on the ridiculous. The story is not the greatest, but it does prove quite hilarious at times. The anime spans 12 episodes + 4 OVA's. Hit the jump to the uncensored galleries and keep those tissues handy.

There are some anime out there that truly know how to push the boundaries of their content, and this week's pick, MAKEN-KI is no exception. This gem of an anime, geared as a romantic comedy with extremely softcore undertones, is about a school of specially-gifted students with the magical abilities most suitable for one-on-one duels with their fellow students, using a special personalized item know as a Maken, hence the title. The anime also follows a young nerd boy who reunites with his childhood friend, while also forming unlikely friendships with other females of the school. 

The detail that went into this anime is absolutely astounding. But don't let the softcore undetones fool you. The anime itself provides many action scenes and comedic events that at some point, you even forget that you are watching an Ecchi. So good that they are already in their second season as we speak. Recommended for those who like a little bit of action, romance, comedy, and fanservice. Hit the jump to the uncensored galleries and keep those tissues handy.