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Meet Saji Keisuke, a hormone-heavy teen who's fallen hopelessly in love with Koizumi, a supposed man hater who refuses to give him the time of day. All he wants is to get laid, but all Koizumi wants is to get as far from him as possible! With plenty of love for Koizumi (in his pants?!) and plenty of distractions to keep at bay (such as big breasted Yuki), can our hero manage to get past second base with the girl of his dreams, or is she destined to stay just in his dreams forever?

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Colorful

Colorful
  • TV (16 eps x 7 min)
  • 1999

The everyday life of the average, everyday guy is filled with the hope of getting even just a glimpse of an attractive woman's delicates in any way possible, and in any location: on the subway, in the park, or even under a table. One particular guy, Steve, finds it to be an amazing hobby, and would stoop to new lows to further his collection of panty shots, which he has hung about his room in a most decorative fashion. Colorful is a spastic, strange and extremely high octane way to look at the world of the typical man.

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Both series are quite small series with about the same ecchiness. THough while Iketeru Futari has some sort of plot, Colorful harldy has any. Colorfull is somewhat more ecchi than Iketeru Futari thanks to this. There is somewhat more comedy in Iketeru Futari unrelated to ecchiness. Iketeru Futair has a bit a deeper character development. In colorful most events accur around a few random characters of which I can't even remember the names.
KiraRin

Colorful and Iketeru Futari are both shows obsessed with panties, and are not afraid to show their naughty side. Awash with perversion, they are both laugh out loud short episodes that are great to sandwich between a longer and more involved show.

If you don't mind ecchi, and love comedy, both of these shows are a must!

Futari Ecchi

Futari Ecchi

Makoto and Yura Onoda are a newly married couple. Luckily for them, even though their marriage was arranged, they are deeply in love. However, even though they are both 25, neither of them have any ‘intimate’ experience, and consequently, they are equally as unsure and clumsy. With a little advice from Yura's friends and sister, this newly-wed couple will eventually get it right and explore the hardships of marriage, and the wonderful world of sex, even in daring places and awkward situations.

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TheBurningCrow
You get your wild dose of highschool teenager fun in Iketeru Futari, where there are many misadventures of trying to "get the girl", in Futuari Ecchi, you have the girl, but now you have to figure out what to do to please her! Both of these series are really funny, and enjoyable to watch. They end of being about the same length in watch time since Iketeru is 16 5-minute episodes and Futari H is 4 20-minute. Sexual jokes and humor are abundant in both.
Rar
With a plethora of unrealistically devoted (and proportioned) women after them, you'd think the main guys in Futari Echii and Iketeru Futari would be glad. But no, not only are they hopelessly inept, neither of the animes are *quite* hentai - so they struggle to get the release they crave. If bare flesh and sexual humiliation are what you're after, these two will do fine.

Ippatsu Kikimusume

Ippatsu Kikimusume
  • TV (16 eps x 4 min)
  • 1999

Kunyan is a beautiful young woman, living alone in her one-bedroom apartment. However, she always seems to find her way into the most unpredictable and narrowly escapable situations that require quick, yet crude thinking and unimaginable body strength and flexibility. Although taking a bath or cooking crab in a steaming pot might seem like a safe and enjoyable activity, Kunyan seems to find a way into some sort of predicament, losing most of her clothes in the process.

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Combining needless, unexciting nudity with random extreme violence, Ippatsu Kikimusume and Iketeru Futari even share the same, 16 short episode format. If contrived and tasteless sexual situations, and 'comedy' grossness are your kind of thing, you'll love both - if you can ignore the horrible opening music that is.
TheBurningCrow
Another match made in heaven. Futuari and Ippatsu both have that same humorous feeling with not a lot of seriousness. Ippatsu Kikimasume has a bit more nakedness, but other than that, they seem to have the same atmosphere.

Love Hina

Love Hina

Keitaro Urashima is somewhat of a failure. In order to fulfill a promise he made to a girl fifteen years ago, he has tried time and again to get into Tokyo U but has never managed to pass the exam. However, fate smiles upon him and he ends up working for his aunt, managing an all-girls dorm! Living with the feral Kaolla, the timid Shinobu, the sake-loving Mitsune, the blade mistress Motoko and the punch-happy Naru, can Keitaro keep his focus and keep his promise? And will he ever end up meeting that girl from his past?

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Guy meets girl, girl gets pissed at the guy, and slowly their relationship progresses. Similar storyline, similar humour.
VivisQueen

Like Iketeru Futari, Love Hina stands out in the ecchi crowd for trying to develop an honest romance between the clumsy male lead and the more dominant female… but it just does it much, much better. While as generous with the ecchi (if not quite as puerile about it), it delivers more sympathetic character development, more attractive animation, and funnier comedy.

Ai Yori Aoshi

Ai Yori Aoshi

Aoi Sakuraba, heir to the Sakura department store, has only one thing on her mind-- her beloved. Betrothed from a very young age, she has been in love with him, Kaoru Hanabishi, ever since. After Kaoru left his family, their bethrothal was nullified. Aoi sets out to find him. Will they be able to stand against the barriers that will try to keep them apart?

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This one is less funny and more serious then iketeru futari, but essentially have similar plotlines, even though Ai Yori Aoshi is much more serious and has less humour. Btw, heroines both have blue hair.