Please ♥♥♥♥ Me!

Behind the counter of a rental video shop, Hosaka Ippei leads an unremarkable life, but beneath that mundane surface he harbors a deeply uncomfortable obsession — he collects rape-themed hentai and manga, and his nightly walks through a dark park aren't exactly innocent. One night he encounters an unconscious girl named Sally, and when she wakes up, she turns the tables on him with blackmail. From that point, the two end up cohabitating, and Sally — who claims she can identify women who secretly want to be dominated — points him toward two targets: his friend Chidori and an idol singer named Kouno Sakura. That's the setup for this two-episode OVA from CLOCKUP and Collaboration Works, the same people behind Euphoria and Eroge! H mo Game mo Kaihatsu Zanmai. If you've seen Euphoria, you already know this studio doesn't flinch, and Please Rape Me sits in similar territory — dark, morally uncomfortable, built around a protagonist whose motivations you're never really meant to root for without friction. Like Kuroinu, it leans hard into transgressive fantasy without apologizing for it. Based on a CLOCKUP visual novel, the story carries more psychological framing than a lot of comparable titles, centering the obsession and the internal justifications behind it rather than just stringing scenes together. Whether that framing lands for you depends entirely on your tolerance for this genre. Go in knowing what it is.