Ero Manga! H mo Manga mo Step-up♪

Drawing erotic manga for a living is Nao Miyahara's perfectly legitimate career goal — except she's deeply embarrassed about everything that job actually requires. To get better at her craft, she enrolls in a school specifically for aspiring adult manga artists, where she meets a small group of classmates who each approach the genre with wildly different personalities and comfort levels. Some are breezy about it, some are awkward, and Nao sits somewhere in the middle trying to figure out how to draw what she can barely bring herself to think about. The central tension is genuinely kind of funny: she chose this path, she wants to succeed at it, and yet every step forward requires her to push past her own inhibitions in increasingly uncomfortable ways. It's a two-episode OVA from 2015, adapted from a Clock Up visual novel, so the runtime is short and the setup moves fast. The tone leans comedic and character-driven rather than purely explicit — think less shock value, more awkward interpersonal dynamics between people trying to make art in a genre that doesn't leave much room for shyness. If you liked the creative-process humor in Koe de Oshigoto! or the absurd premise energy of So, I Can't Play H!, this scratches a similar itch. It's not deep, but it's self-aware enough about its own ridiculous premise to be entertaining on those terms.