Tenioha!: Onnanoko datte Honto wa Ecchi da yo?

A regular high school guy named Hiroto Izumi finds his daily life becoming considerably more complicated when three girls — Matsuri Kusunoki, Ami Himekawa, and Nanase Hibiki — each with very different personalities, start pulling his attention in different directions. What starts as lighthearted school-life interactions gradually shifts into something more explicit, which is exactly what this two-episode OVA is going for. It does not pretend to be anything other than what it is: a short, straightforward adult adaptation of the visual novel by Rootnuko+H, produced by Rabbit Gate. The character designs are distinct enough that each girl feels like a different route from the source game, and if you have played the original, seeing it animated adds a layer that the static artwork could not quite deliver. The tone stays on the lighter, comedic side rather than going for anything heavy or dramatic, so the mood is fairly breezy even as things escalate. If you have watched Kanojo x Kanojo x Kanojo or Ane Yome Quartet and enjoyed that style of multi-heroine adult OVA built around a central male protagonist, this fits comfortably in that same space. It is short, it knows its audience, and it delivers on what fans of the genre typically come looking for. Two episodes is not a lot of runtime, but it covers the core appeal of the source material without overstaying its welcome.