Ayatsuri Haramase DreamNote

Masaya, a university student, receives a mysterious notebook in the mail along with a note claiming he can control any girl by writing her name inside it. He thinks it's nonsense, tries it anyway on his student Yumi, and — well, it works. That's the premise, and the 2-episode OVA leans fully into where that goes. This is adult hentai content, so the supernatural hook is really just framing for explicit scenes between Masaya and the women in his life. The 'DreamNote' gimmick — clearly riffing on a certain famous notebook from another anime — gives the story a light fantasy wrapper, but don't come in expecting psychological tension or moral complexity. It's provocative by design, adapted from a visual novel by Undermoon and produced by Schoolzone in 2009. The tone is straightforward and unapologetic. If you've watched something like Bible Black and appreciated how it uses a supernatural element as a vehicle for its adult content, this follows a similar template. Fans of Discipline: The Record of a Crusade who don't mind a shorter runtime and a simpler setup might find this scratches a comparable itch. At two episodes, there's no slow burn or buildup — it gets to the point quickly and stays there. If explicit content built around a supernatural control premise sounds like your thing, this delivers exactly what it promises and nothing more.