Moonlight Lady

the pacing felt a bit slow during the introductions, and I wish we got more explanation about the spell before things started getting explicit

Koichi having that face blindness thing is such a bizarre plot point and I wonder if it actually matters for the mystery or if it is just an excuse for the fanservice

The mansion setting is actually creepy and having the curse force everyone to act on their desires makes for a weird mix of horror and erotica

I still cant get over how that shower scene with Tomomi escalated so fast and the way Suzuna just gave in to the curse was wild

Suzuna being forced into this marriage while dealing with supernatural visions in the bathroom was a crazy way to start the series

the music is surprisingly haunting for this kind of show and it fits the dark vibe of the rural mansion perfectly

it is obvious those maids are hiding something big and the way they talk to Suzuna feels like they are keeping her in a cage

that shower scene was pretty intense and the way it ended with Suzuna waking up confused makes you want to see what actually happened

Koichi shows up and immediately things get uncomfortable but that seems to be the point with the mansion being cursed

I thought the atmosphere shifting once they got to the estate was interesting because it went from a normal drama to something much more sinister, and seeing Suzuna try to process that curse while being gaslit by the maids about her own memories was a lot to take in, and it definitely made me curious about what else the Kuraki family is hiding under that roof

I really enjoy the look of the character designs since Suzuna is drawn so well in her miko outfit

the mansion setting is super creepy and Suzuna being a priestess makes the whole arranged marriage thing feel even more tense

having Tomomi just tell her the shower encounter was a dream is such a weird move but it really adds to the mystery of that house

Mixing miko traditions with that dark paranormal energy in the house creates such a thick mood and it stands out immediately

The character designs are so sharp and the animation looks way better than most stuff from that era

I felt so bad for Suzuna being forced into that marriage but the supernatural vibe kept me hooked through the whole thing

I wasn't sure what to expect going in but the mystery surrounding the mansion and that strange mask really caught my attention because Suzuna seems so sheltered during her priestess training and seeing her lose control from the spell was kind of jarring, and the music made the whole sequence feel much more ominous than your typical show in this genre

The idea of a guy who cannot even see what a woman looks like is a weird twist and it makes the mystery parts actually interesting

This mansion feels so creepy and intimate at the same time and the art style is really pretty for an old ova

Seeing that mask in the dark was the scariest part of the whole thing and it makes the rest of the house feel completely unsafe for her