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Alice was a beautiful woman who betrayed the wrong man and died, and as a result of her actions, the man (a mad scientist) decided to resurrect her. Using the skin from his brain, heart, and "love organ", he spent sixty years designing his beloved's new image and purpose: to be men's eternal sex slave. Fast forward to the present, and the man is on his death bed. He charges Don Jirochou, his adopted son, to hunt down Alice and kill her for her betrayal. And so, Don sets forth to find Alice and put an end to her - but not before he puts it IN her as well, multiple times!
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Don Jirochou | heart unheart |
jp. Yoshito YASUHARA
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Fifteen-year-old Yamada has just entered high school and is gung ho about achieving her ultimate goal: to have one hundred sex partners! There’s just one problem: she’s a virgin, and she hasn’t even had a boyfriend! To get the ball rolling, Yamada decides to target a shy boy named Takashi from her school; but even though he is also a virgin and she ruthlessly aggressive with her feminine ways, it’s not as easy as Yamada hopes. Though they begin to have feelings for each other, will Yamada and Takashi ever get past first base?
Liked all of the weird innuendos in MPnS: Alice? Try out the funnier (and less gross) B Gata. It too has a great deal of innuendos, is still incredibly ecchi but for some reason is a lot more funny.
Arsene Lupin the Third is the world’s most notorious thief, a master of disguise and an unashamed ladies man! Working alongside his partner-in-crime Jigen, the carefree Lupin, shoots, steals and flirts his way across the world while avoiding his ever-persistent nemesis, Inspector Zenigata. Whether he is trying to win a Grand Prix race, defeat an invincible magician or steal a set of precious playing cards from a millionaire, nothing is impossible for the great Lupin the Third.
Well, the same studio created both Lupin and Alice, and it shows. The character designs are remarkably similar, though admittedly Alice looks absolutely horrendous in comparison. Each has a suave leading man who is great with the ladies, and the same kind of campy feel; the only difference is that Lupin is decent and a classic, while Alice is pretty much the worst anime ever. If you liked one, you may enjoy the other - just keep the difference in mind.
