Watashi wa, Kairaku Izonshou

When a couple moves into a new apartment complex, the building's caretaker is unusually welcoming — the kind of welcoming that goes well beyond a housewarming gift. That tension between domestic life and hidden desires is basically the entire engine of this 2-episode OVA from Studio 9 Maiami, based on Yabitsu Hiro's erotic manga. The setup is deliberately mundane at first. New neighbors, a friendly building manager, communal gatherings. But the show is really interested in what happens when temptation shows up wearing a perfectly ordinary face. It leans into the psychological side of that — the pull between commitment and curiosity, between what people want and what they've agreed to want. For a short OVA, it puts more thought into character dynamics than you'd expect. The animation holds up well and gives the source material a visual quality that fans of Yabitsu Hiro's work will appreciate. It's not trying to be anything other than what it is, and that honesty is part of why it works. If you've watched something like Shoujo Sect and liked how it handled complicated emotional territory alongside its explicit content, this hits a similar note. Fans of Euphoria who want something less extreme but still psychologically layered will find this more approachable. It's a short, focused watch — two episodes, no padding, and a specific mood it commits to from the start.