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Oshimeter
Synopsis
Six months after his dad's remarriage, Naoto Takahashi is still navigating an awkward home life. His stepmother Sachiko and stepsister Yui feel more like strangers than family, and he can't figure out how to bridge that gap. Then one night he stumbles onto a mysterious app on his phone that lets him take over someone else's body, and yeah, this goes exactly where you think it does. This is a 2-episode OVA from 2017 by Studio New Generation, adapted from a manga, and it leans fully into its hentai genre. The body-possession premise gives it a supernatural hook that sets it apart from more straightforward entries in the category. There's a psychological edge to the setup: Naoto's using this power to navigate desires he can't act on as himself, and the family dynamic adds layers of tension that keep things from feeling one-note. If the body-swapping concept reminds you of Kimi no Na wa or Kokoro Connect, that's intentional, except this takes that idea in a very different, very adult direction. Think Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches if it dropped all pretense and committed to its most explicit implications. The animation quality is solid for what it is, and at just two episodes it doesn't overstay its welcome. If you're into supernatural hentai with an actual premise beyond the surface level, this one's worth a look. Just, you know, don't watch it in the living room.
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Alisa Ichimiya
Momoyama Ion
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-6 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 7.

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That first moment where he wakes up as Yui and realizes he can feel everything she feels was handled well because the art stayed consistent during the transition
Naoto is kind of a weirdo for trying to fix his family issues with a magic app and the internal monologue while he was in her body felt really long
I think the character designs for Yui and the stepmom are great and the way the app interface looks makes the whole possession concept feel way more grounded than usual
The body swap app thing is such a classic trope and seeing Naoto actually use it on his sister was a lot
Naoto choosing to use the app because he wants to smooth things over with Yui is such a weird excuse for what happens next and it makes the whole premise hilarious
The pacing feels a bit fast, but seeing him navigate the house as someone else is a fun concept that they executed well enough for a first episode.
It is bizarre how he just gets an app and suddenly he is his sister but the scene where he explores the room while in her body was actually quite funny
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