Maya Miyazaki's Encyclopedia Erotica

Adapted from the manga work of hentai artist Maya Miyazaki and spread across two episodes, Miyazaki Maya Daizukan is an anthology featuring three unrelated stories under one roof. The first story drops a modern guy named Ishide Takehiko into ancient Japan after he falls into a manhole, where he runs into a runaway princess and things get complicated fast. The second follows a man quietly obsessing over a girl he watches ride her bicycle downhill every day in her gym uniform. The third puts a virgin science teacher in the same workplace as a colleague he's very interested in — and he decides to approach the situation with what he calls 'research.' Each story is self-contained, running around 15 minutes, so there's no commitment to a single plot or cast. The anthology format keeps things varied — you get a period piece, a slow-burn contemporary story, and workplace awkwardness, all in one package. If you've watched something like Discipline or Bible Black and appreciated shorter, scenario-driven content over longer serialized plots, this scratches a similar itch. It's straightforward adult content without pretense — no overarching narrative, no dramatic stakes, just three distinct setups doing exactly what they're designed to do. Fans of Maya Miyazaki's original manga will recognize the art style and tone carrying over into the animation. Two episodes, three stories, no overlap.