Bishoujo Comic Lolicon Angel: Mitsu no Aji

After one of them gets robbed, three girls decide to play detective, splitting up to investigate three different suspects from their school. One looks into a female classmate with a suspiciously close relationship with a teacher. Another tails a boy from class who turns out to have feelings for the girl following him. The third corners an older school staff member who keeps mistaking her for his daughter. It's a simple mystery setup — who took the money — but each investigation pulls the girls into something more complicated and personal than they bargained for. This is a 1985 OVA, so you're getting that raw, hand-drawn vintage animation style that defined early anime production. It's rough around the edges in the way that era always is, and that texture is part of the appeal if you're into older material. If you've watched Cream Lemon or Lolita Anime and have an interest in tracing where the hentai genre started, this sits squarely in that same early-80s wave of experimental adult OVAs. Like Angel from the same period, it wraps its content around an actual narrative thread rather than abandoning plot entirely. It's a single episode, so there's no long commitment involved — more of a historical curiosity than a series you'd binge. Know what you're getting into before you sit down with it.