Bible Black...
Yesterday, I picked up Bible Black...
In Bible Black, Minase, a student at a harmless looking college, discovers a book of magic spells. Using the dark magic contained within the book, Minase made a pact with the demonic university nurse, Miss Kitami. By devoting their bodies to perversity, they chant their dark spells and control the lusts of the student body.
The story is quite elaborate -- spanning four volumes in the first story arc. Most of the H scenes are fairly conventional, but, there are some scenes of torture in the series that may be a bit much for casual H fans. That being said, there is some blood and gore in the series, but, given the themes of the series, the violence is quite tame. After all, one has to expect the occasional human sacrifice in tales of dark magic and demons.
The animation quality is fairly good. Bible Black has a clean and polished appearance. Overall, although there's a bit more story than I usually expect to see in an H title, I was pleased with the series and gave it a 2 out of 5.
At a harmless looking college, the teachers and staff are practicing a dark religion. By devoting their bodies to perversity, they chant their dark spells and control the lusts of the student body. Everywhere the students turn, they are drawn to acts of perversion, even in public. Perhaps the school nurse has the answer, as she holds special counseling sessions for the female students.
In Bible Black, Minase, a student at a harmless looking college, discovers a book of magic spells. Using the dark magic contained within the book, Minase made a pact with the demonic university nurse, Miss Kitami. By devoting their bodies to perversity, they chant their dark spells and control the lusts of the student body.The story is quite elaborate -- spanning four volumes in the first story arc. Most of the H scenes are fairly conventional, but, there are some scenes of torture in the series that may be a bit much for casual H fans. That being said, there is some blood and gore in the series, but, given the themes of the series, the violence is quite tame. After all, one has to expect the occasional human sacrifice in tales of dark magic and demons.
The animation quality is fairly good. Bible Black has a clean and polished appearance. Overall, although there's a bit more story than I usually expect to see in an H title, I was pleased with the series and gave it a 2 out of 5.
