Choisuji

What do a hand puppet, a doctor's office, and two short stories have in common? Neither goes anywhere you'd expect from those setups. Choisuji is a 2-episode hentai OVA from 2007, adapted from manga, and it leans hard into taboo territory with a deliberately absurd framing device. The first story uses a teacher's hand-pet puppet as the bridge between a lesson and something far more adult, which is either clever or unsettling depending on your tolerance for that kind of escalation. The second drops two friends into a medical examination that quickly becomes something else entirely. Both stories are short, self-contained, and waste no time getting to the point. The animation is functional rather than impressive — this is a low-budget OVA, not a prestige production, and it shows. What it does have is a specific, offbeat premise structure that makes it feel distinct from more generic entries in the genre. If you've watched Bible Black or Discipline and want something with a similarly compact, anthology-style format, this scratches a comparable itch. It's not trying to build a world or develop characters across episodes — it's two quick stories with a consistent tone and a very specific audience in mind. Go in knowing exactly what it is, and you won't be surprised. This is purely adult content, so check your local age requirements before diving in.