Gomu wo Tsukete to Iimashita yo ne...

What Nanami Tanezawa wanted couldn't have been clearer — protection, boundaries, basic communication. And yet, here we are. This two-episode ONA from Studio Seven adapts a doujinshi that leans into the tension between what people say they want and what actually happens when desire and poor communication collide. The setup is intimate and character-driven, centering on Nanami as the relationships around her get complicated in ways that feel grounded in recognizable, messy human dynamics rather than pure fantasy wish-fulfillment. The title itself is practically the whole premise: she said what she said, and someone didn't quite listen. What unfolds from there is the push and pull of two people navigating attraction and accountability in close quarters. Studio Seven brings clean, detailed animation that fans of their work will recognize immediately, and Riho Sugiyama's voice performance adds genuine texture to Nanami as a character rather than just a role. It's a short watch at two episodes, so it moves quickly without a lot of padding. If you've seen Ano, Mou Ikkai Shimasen ka...? or Oniisan Ohitori desu ka? and appreciated when the genre takes a beat to actually characterize its leads, this is in that same lane. Fans of Kanojo x Kanojo x Kanojo who want something more contained and less comedic in tone should also find something here worth their time.