32 Best Uncensored Anime: No Fog, No Light Beams

You know how magical girl anime usually have sparkly transformations and justice speeches? Yeah, this anime flips that idea upside down and gives it a wicked little twist.

Gushing Over Magical Girls follows Hiiragi Utena, a girl obsessed with magical girls… and ends up on the wrong (or right?) side of the fight. Yes, she’s the villain.

As she becomes a dominatrix-themed anti-magical girl, things get seriously kinky, and comedy collides with fetish-fueled mayhem.

The uncensored version is absolutely essential here. TV edits sanitize a lot of the visual gags, innuendos, and kinky costume details that are key to the series’ bizarre humor.

It’s silly, spicy, and satirical. Perfect for fans who love magical girl parodies with a lot more latex and suggestive posing.

Definitely not for normal magical girl’s fans though.

Gushing Over Magical Girls info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete
• Episodes: 13
• Released: Winter 2024
• Studios: Asahi Production
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Girls Love, Ecchi
• Themes: Mahou Shoujo
• Score: 7.62 (MAL), 6.9 (IMDb)

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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners isn’t just one of the most beautifully animated shows in recent years. It’s also one of the most raw, unfiltered, and emotionally devastating anime.

Set in the universe of Cyberpunk 2077, this Netflix original series follows David Martinez, a street kid who becomes Edgerunner, a mercenary fighting to survive in Night City.

There’s simply no censored version in this anime. The show flaunts its hyperviolence, smut content, and neon-drenched nihilism without any filters.

Heads explode, bodies are torn apart by cyberware, and the emotional weight hits even harder when nothing’s left to the imagination.

The show tackles themes like corporate greed, identity, and what it means to lose yourself in pursuit of something bigger.

It’s visually stunning, emotionally impactful, and has one of the most tragic yet memorable protagonists in recent anime history

You come for the fanservice? Sure, but you will stay for the story, a brutal one.

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 10
• Released: 2022
• Studios: Trigger
• Genres: Action, Sci-Fi
• Themes: Gore, Organized Crime
• Score: 8.61 (MAL), 8.3 (IMDb)

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This Redo anime caused a storm when it dropped.

This dark fantasy series follows Keyaru, a healer who gets brutally abused in his past life by the heroes he fights alongside.

By a twist of fate, he’s reborn with a chance to get revenge on those who betrayed him. And his methods? Let’s just say they’re… unconventional.

The uncensored version doesn’t hold back on anything. It strips away any ambiguity (and a lot of clothing) to present its brutal world exactly as intended.

It’s grim, morally complex, and often uncomfortable, but it also delivers a unique narrative punch that sticks with you (and everyone else).

If you’re into revenge arcs with a side of explicit content and antihero vibes, this might be your cup of tea.

Redo of Healer info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2021
• Studios: TNK
• Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Erotica
• Themes: Gore, Harem, Time Travel
• Score: 6.32 (MAL), 6.4 (IMDb)

Alright, no list of uncensored anime would be legit without High School DxD. This show is practically legendary in the ecchi genre.

This anime follows Issei Hyoudou, a hopeless perv who dies on his first date… only to get reborn by a demon hottie and thrown into a world of angels, devils, and supernatural madness.

The censored version on TV throws shadows and beams all over the place.

But in the uncensored version? Everything’s out in the open, and that’s exactly how the show was meant to be enjoyed. Once again, for the plot.

The fanservice is front and center (we’re talking full body shown in many scenes), but there’s also a surprisingly solid plot underneath all the bouncing.

This anime is not just about skin. The action is solid, the characters genuinely lovable, and the humor lands more often than not.

High School DxD info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2012
• Studios: TNK
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Romance, Supernatural, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, Mythology, School
• Score: 7.32 (MAL), 7.5 (IMDb)

Imagine this: five guys get admitted to a formerly all-girls school. Seems like a dream, right? Not in Prison School.

These poor souls end up imprisoned by the school’s underground student council, subjected to the most ridiculous, over-the-top punishments you can imagine.

This anime is insane, and watching it uncensored ramps up the absurdity with visual gags, innuendos, and over-the-top punishments.

Imagine if you watch it censored… you lose half the joke. Without the fog and light rays, the full ridiculousness (and brilliance) shines through.

While it’s definitely on the raunchy side, Prison School balances its risqué content with great visual gags, tight pacing, and a surprisingly dedicated cast of characters.

If you like your comedy bold and unapologetic, this one’s for you.

Prison School info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Kangoku Gakuen
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2015
• Studios: J.C.Staff
• Genres: Comedy, Ecchi
• Themes: Gag Humor, School
• Score: 7.59 (MAL), 7.5 (IMDb)

Here’s where things get weirdly specific. The Qwaser of Stigmata is an action-fantasy series where characters fight using elemental powers. Cool, right?

But here’s the catch: the male protagonist, Sasha, powers up by drawing “Soma” energy from drinking milk given by women. Yep, you read that right.

While the premise sounds ridiculous (and honestly, it kind of is), The Qwaser of Stigmata manages to blend magical duels, political intrigue, and gothic aesthetics into the chaos.

The fights are intense, the art surprisingly solid, and the soundtrack bangs. But make no mistake: being uncensored only makes its “mechanics” much more explicit.

This one is 100% for fans of outrageous, boundary-breaking anime. It’s not subtle or deep, but it commits to the bit with wild confidence.

It’s not for everyone, but if you’re okay with some cheeky ecchi alongside supernatural action, this is a fun ride.

The Qwaser of Stigmata info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Seikon no Qwaser
• Episodes: 24
• Released: Winter 2010
• Studios: Hoods Entertainment
• Genres: Action, Fantasy, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School, Urban Fantasy
• Score: 6.31 (MAL), 5.4 (IMDb)

Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs is a perfect blend of supernatural mystery, light fun horror, and good ol’ ecchi fun.

It follows Kogarashi, a guy with the ability to see spirits, who moves into a boarding house (formerly a hot spring inn) filled with supernatural girls, and silver-haired ghost named Yuuna.

Naturally, hijinks ensue, many of them involving falling towels, strategic steam, and awkward bath scenes.

The uncensored version removes all the fog and censorship blocks, giving fans exactly what they came for: cheeky hijinks, over-the-top fanservice, and just enough heartfelt moments.

Every joke lands better when you’re not squinting through foggy edits.

If you’re into lighthearted harem comedies with lots of “oops, I tripped” energy, this one delivers.

Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2018
• Studios: Xebec
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Supernatural, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.97 (MAL), 6.7 (IMDb)

Watch Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs trailer:

Domestic Girlfriend kicks off with one of the messiest love triangles anime has ever dared to create.

The story follows Natsuo Fujii, a high school boy who ends up romantically entangled with his teacher and his classmate… who just happen to be his new stepsisters.

And if that wasn’t wild enough, the guy ends up living with them when their parents marry. Yeah, this isn’t your usual school romance.

The uncensored version really lets the show lean into its more risqué moments, giving us the raw, uncut version with all snu snu scenes. You won’t find this in the censored version.

While the plot can be intense and sometimes controversial, fans of dramatic romance will find themselves hooked, especially those drawn to mature, controversial storylines.

Domestic Girlfriend info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Domestic na Kanojo
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2019
• Studios: Diomedéa
• Genres: Drama, Romance
• Themes: Love Polygon, School
• Score: 6.63 (MAL), 6.8 (IMDb)

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How do I start this one…

The premise is simple yet complicated: Takamine is the ideal student council president: gorgeous, smart, and elegant.

But she’s got one strange ability: she can rewind time by stripping her underwear and tossing it at random. And she makes our protagonist carry them. Why? Idk, anime logic.

The TV version turns this into a tease. But the uncensored one? It doesn’t hold back on her boldness, showing off every risqué stunt with full clarity.

It’s not just fanservice, it’s a dominance game in thigh-highs, and it might be addictive for some.

Please Put Them On, Takamine-san info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Haite Kudasai, Takamine-san
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Spring 2025
• Studios: LIDENFILMS
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: School
• Score: 6.22 (MAL), 5.8 (IMDb)

Yosuga no Sora starts off like your typical harem romance with multiple character routes (like VN) but takes a hard turn into controversial territory that will leave you speechless.

It tells the story of twins Haruka and Sora Kasugano who move to the countryside after losing their parents.

As they try to rebuild their lives together, things start to get messy, and cross into taboo territory. Yep, the story delves into incest themes.

I’m not actually sure if there’s any censored version of Yosuga no Sora that’s safe to watch. One thing for sure, this anime fully embraces its erotic visuals and controversial themes.

It’s for viewers who don’t mind uncomfortable moral questions and are curious about anime that tests social boundaries with full dramatic flair.

We’re here for the love of the game, you know.

Yosuga no Sora info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Fall 2010
• Studios: feel.
• Genres: Drama, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.01 (MAL), 6.0 (IMDb)

If the original To LOVE Ru was a light-hearted ecchi comedy, Darkness turns everything up to hardcore. More girls, more skin, and plenty of gravity-defying moments.

It follows Rito (our eternally unlucky-in-love protagonist) as he tries to navigate a harem of alien girls, including the mysterious and dangerous Yami.

There’s still sci-fi hijinks, but the main attraction is the sheer volume of risqué content. The uncensored version is basically a treasure trove for ecchi fans.

Forget light beams or shadows. Here, you get every bounce, every angle, every “oops, I fell on your chest” moment.

Yet surprisingly, the show also manages to mix in decent romantic subplots and character development.

If you’re here for maximum eye candy, harems, alien girls, and comedy that thrives on awkward situations, this is one of the gold standards in uncensored anime.

To LOVE Ru Darkness info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Fall 2012
• Studios: Xebec
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 7.40 (MAL), 7.0 (IMDb)

Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World is exactly what it says on the tin: a fantasy harem romp set in otherworld filled with beast girls, magic, and lots of suggestive scenarios.

Our protagonist, Michio, finds himself transported to a fantasy-RPG world, complete with swords, and skills.

Unlike other isekai where the MC sets out to save the world, Michio chooses to build a very personal party of hot girls just for himself.

The uncensored version allows for more detailed visuals and less censorship during intimate scenes, enhancing the fanservice appeal.

While the story isn’t groundbreaking, its appeal comes from being a more adult side of isekai, mixing classic RPG elements with mature content.

Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2022
• Studios: Passione
• Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Erotica
• Themes: Harem, Isekai
• Score: 6.54 (MAL), 6.4 (IMDb)

Chained Soldier takes place in a world where humans are constantly under attack by monstrous creatures known as “Shuuki.”

In this world, only selected women blessed by the ‘Peaches’ can become warriors who protect humanity.

The mc, Yuuki, is the only guy who can transform into a Shuuki, but only by becoming a ‘slave’ to one of the warrior commanders.

But each time he transforms, the commander must fulfill his inner desire. You know a man’s desire… It’s MC vs all those dominant girls.

The uncensored version highlights the bond between warrior and their slave in ways that are intimate. It levels up the lewd humor and provocative visuals while still keeping the action intense.

While there’s definitely plot (and a lot of punchy action), it thrives on suggestive scenes that TV edits crop or blur with fog.

If you’re into combat-heavy anime with a wild ecchi twist, this one’s got chains, charm, and ehem.

Chained Soldier info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Mato Seihei no Slave
• Episodes: 13
• Released: Winter 2024
• Studios: Seven Arcs
• Genres: Action, Fantasy, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.85 (MAL), 6.0 (IMDb)

Imagine a broke, homeless middle-schooler accidentally becoming the dorm mother for a group of beautiful college girls.

Sounds like the plot of a questionable dating sim? It kind of is. If only that were me.

Mother of the Goddess’ Dormitory plays that exact fantasy for laughs, fanservice, and a few surprisingly sweet moments.

Now, if you watched this on TV, you probably wondered why it looked like everyone was bathing in fog and sparkles.

The uncensored version wipes all that away, revealing the hilarious and shameless fanservice that goes way beyond the usual panty shots.

It’s like a classic 2000s romcom anime with occasionally risqué scenes, perfect for fans of old-school ecchi with a modern polish.

Mother of the Goddess’ Dormitory info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Megami-ryou no Ryoubo-kun.
• Episodes: 10
• Released: Summer 2021
• Studios: asread.
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.49 (MAL), 6.3 (IMDb)

Demon King Daimao gives us another classic “oops, you’re destined to be the most powerful villain” storyline.

Akuto Sai enrolls in a magic academy hoping he can change the world to be better place, only to find out he’s prophesied to become… the Demon King.

Naturally, this leads to a chaotic mix of magic, misunderstandings, and tons of fanservice with the girls (Don’t ask me why).

Watching the uncensored version makes a difference, as the show constantly walks a fine line between legit action-fantasy and top-tier ecchi.

Lasers, explosions, and accidental nudity? That’s the Daimao guarantee.

Censorship ruins the comedic timing, and the show’s animation actually looks great when it’s not buried under giant black bars.

Demon King Daimao info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Spring 2010
• Studios: Artland
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 6.70 (MAL), 6.5 (IMDb)

If you ever had an innocent crush on a teacher, this show will obliterate that fantasy.

Each episode of Why the Hell Are You Here, Teacher!? pairs a male student with a smokin’ hot teacher… and then traps them in the most insanely awkward, erotic situations possible.

Stuck in a locker together? Slipped in a public bath? Accidentally handcuffed? You name it.

The TV version had to censor a lot. But the uncensored version lets the show go full throttle with its raunchy humor and frequent nudity gags.

Each episode is just 12 minutes, but they don’t waste a second as this is pure, compact chaos.

It’s not deep. It’s not trying to be. It’s just wildly horny, hilariously over-the-top, and surprisingly well-animated.

Why the Hell Are You Here, Teacher!? info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!?
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Spring 2019
• Studios: Tear Studio
• Genres: Comedy, Ecchi
• Themes: School
• Score: 6.49 (MAL), 6.3 (IMDb)

This one’s often compared to High School DxD, and for good reason.

It follows Basara, your typical anime guy who suddenly finds himself living with two beautiful step-sisters… who just so happen to be a demon lord and her succubus servant.

Things escalate fast. To protect them, Basara ends up forming a master-servant pact that involves a whole lot of blushing, moaning, and “training” scenes that definitely need to be censored on TV.

The fanservice is intense, but the story is actually pretty engaging. There’s solid world-building, flashy battles, and a dark tone that gives the show a real backbone.

If you’re craving DxD energy with a darker twist and also zero filters, this one’s calling your name.

Testament of the New Sister Devil info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Shinmai Maou no Testament
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2015
• Studios: Production IMS
• Genres: Action, Supernatural, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.68 (MAL), 6.5 (IMDb)

How many anime here tackle taboo themes? Was it three, or maybe even more?

Keita, the protagonist, finds himself at the center of affection from his two step-sisters. Not in the “aww cute” kind of way. It’s a full-on seduction game, played with outrageous comedic timing.

It’s a controversial setup from the start, and this being uncensored means it doesn’t hold back on the suggestive moments.

Kisses, touches, suggestive positioning, it’s all played for comedy, but also pushes that taboo line hard.

This anime is self-aware, raunchy, and pretty much tailor-made for people who like their guilty pleasures extra guilty.

There’s minimal plot progression and limited character development, but if you’re looking for something shamelessly risqué and lighthearted, it fits the niche.

Kiss x Sis info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Spring 2010
• Studios: feel.
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 6.56 (MAL), 6.0 (IMDb)

Sekirei is all about Minato, an unlucky guy who suddenly becomes an “Ashikabi,” someone who can form bonds with powerful female warriors called Sekirei.

These women then fight in a city-wide battle royale for supremacy, with their lives and love on the line.

While Sekirei delivers all the fanservice mankind could imagine, it’s also known for its surprising emotional depth and strong character development.

Each Sekirei (the girls) has a unique personality and backstory, making the relationships feel more than just skin-deep.

Sekirei info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2008
• Studios: Seven Arcs
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, Super Power
• Score: 7.02 (MAL), 7.2 (IMDb)

This anime lives in a universe where the only way to fight off alien invaders is by… having girls reach maximum ecstasy.

Yep. That’s how they recharge their armor and power up. And it’s the protagonist’s job to help them reach “high synchronization levels.” Scientific, right?

Hybrid x Heart is pure ecchi absurdity. It’s packed with everything you’d expect: skin, moans, and moments that somehow blend mech suits with full-on seduction scenes.

With the filters off (not censored), it’s an unashamed parade of panting, power-ups, and physics-defying clothing.

You don’t watch this for deep story arcs. You watch it for laser battles interrupted by very hands-on “training sessions.”

Hybrid x Heart Magias Academy Ataraxia info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Masou Gakuen HxH
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2016
• Studios: Production IMS
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School, Urban Fantasy
• Score: 6.11 (MAL), 5.8 (IMDb)

Hunting monsters and building your party is standard RPG fare, but in Immoral Guild, it comes with a heavy dose of chaos, chest, and comic timing. Hm… definitely immoral.

Our guild veteran is a skilled warrior trying to retire and live peacefully… but he keeps getting paired with clueless rookie adventurers who keep getting “caught” by monster.

This is one of those shows where the TV cut makes no sense. Half the punchlines rely on absurd visual humor that gets totally blurred.

The uncensored version brings back all the ridiculous gags and expressive animation.

With animation that shines during intense moments and a sense of humor that knows no bounds, this anime delivers magic, mayhem, and fanservice-packed fun.

Immoral Guild info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Futoku no Guild
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Fall 2022
• Studios: TNK
• Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 6.54 (MAL), 6.0 (IMDb)

This one’s a throwback to the golden age of trashy rom-coms.

My First Girlfriend is a Gal kicks off when a shy virgin confesses to a flashy “gyaru” girl and shockingly, she says yes.

What follows is a chaotic and horny teen romance filled with misunderstandings, fanservice, and one of the most aggressively thirsty casts in anime.

The uncensored cut is pretty much the only way to fully enjoy this ride. From panty shots to exaggerated reactions, a lot of the show’s energy depends on going over the top visually.

It’s juvenile, raunchy, and self-aware in the best way. Perfect for viewers who want comedy, lewds, and a little heart buried beneath the chest.

My First Girlfriend is a Gal info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Hajimete no Gal
• Episodes: 10
• Released: Summer 2017
• Studios: NAZ
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 6.27 (MAL), 6.2 (IMDb)

Love Flops starts out as a cookie-cutter harem rom-com: a regular dude accidentally becomes the center of attention for five bizarre, beautiful girls.

It’s full of classic ecchi moments: panty flashes, bath scenes, accidental faceplants into chest, you name it. Then halfway through… it changes.

And no spoilers here, but the twist flips the show into something genuinely emotional and clever.

The uncensored version matters because it sets up the tonal whiplash by going hard on fanservice early on. Yes, it’s for the plot.

But stick around for the curveball. It’s got more heart (and sci-fi?) than you’d expect.

Love Flops info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Renai Flops
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Fall 2022
• Studios: Passione
• Genres: Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 6.70 (MAL), 6.3 (IMDb)

You want a fantasy epic with hot romance and magic wedding proposals? Tales of Wedding Rings has you covered.

Our protagonist gets transported to another world and ends up engaged to not one, but five gorgeous princesses (because why not, right?).

Each of them grants him their power through a magical ring, each linked to their, uh… deeper connection.

The uncensored version removes any barriers (literally and figuratively) when it comes to depicting the relationships between Toya and his partners.

The show leans into fanservice while also delivering decent action and world-building. It’s the kind of anime that knows it’s ridiculous and just goes with it.

Think of it as medieval harem anime with a touch of intimacy.

Tales of Wedding Rings info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2024
• Studios: Staple Entertainment
• Genres: Action, Fantasy, Romance, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, Isekai
• Score: 6.07 (MAL), 5.5 (IMDb)

Only anime could create something like Super HXEros.

This anime takes place in a world where humanity is under threat from creatures called “Kiseichuu,” which drain people of their reproductive desire.

To fight them, Retto Enjou joins HxEros, a team that wields powerful weapons only those with high erotic energy can handle.

To recharge his weapon’s energy, he needs the help of a female warrior. So, he teams up with lustful female warriors who live alongside him.

The uncensored version ensures that nothing is held back when it comes to the show’s fanservice-heavy aesthetic.

It’s loud, flashy, and filled with exaggerated expressions of power and passion.

The plot is mostly an excuse to get to the next big fight, or the next awkward romantic scene.

Super HXEros info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Dokyuu Hentai HxEros
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2020
• Studios: Project No.9
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, School
• Score: 5.75 (MAL), 5.4 (IMDb)

Isuca starts off looking like your typical supernatural action anime: boy meets girl with powers, they fight monsters, romance brews, etc.

But then it dives headfirst into fanservice, with torn clothes and plenty of awkward lip-locking mid-battle.

The uncensored version removes the clumsy black bars and shadows, bringing the full spectacle of ecchi-fueled demon-slaying to life.

The plot might not win awards, but the unfiltered presentation adds a guilty-pleasure charm to the whole affair.

Great for fans who like their action spicy and their romance completely unfiltered.

Isuca info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 10
• Released: Winter 2015
• Studios: Arms
• Genres: Action, Comedy, Romance, Supernatural, Ecchi
• Themes: Harem, Mythology, School
• Score: 5.96 (MAL), 5.7 (IMDb)

You’d think becoming the world’s strongest warrior would earn you glory. But what if only problems come to you?

Peter Grill just became the world’s strongest warrior… which should be awesome. Except now every monster girl in the world is after his strong “genes.”

This anime turns the harem genre into a ridiculous game of bedroom tag where Peter tries (and mostly fails) to stay loyal to his fiancée.

This short-form comedy series is wall-to-wall ecchi madness, and the uncensored cut doesn’t hold back on the ridiculous seduction attempts.

It’s like an H-game plot mashed into an anime with a wink and a grin. Silly? Absolutely. Entertaining? You bet. This is the trashy gem you didn’t know you needed.

Peter Grill and the Philosopher’s Time info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Peter Grill to Kenja no Jikan
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2020
• Studios: Wolfsbane
• Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Erotica
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 5.53 (MAL), 5.5 (IMDb)

This show is absolutely bonkers.

The story centers around Mamori and her friend, Mirei, a girl who can transform into a powerful warrior when she’s getting aroused.

Uh… yes. That’s the premise. Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid takes the yuri genre, pumps it full of steroids, and then throws it into a battle royale on a tropical island.

This anime is loaded with fanservice. Kisses, moans, and clothes getting torn in dramatically unnecessary ways are all part of the package.

But you know what? The animation actually gets to show off its fluid action and bold designs. It’s over-the-top, silly, and very self-aware.

Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: N/A
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Fall 2015
• Studios: Arms
• Genres: Action, Fantasy, Girls Love, Erotica
• Themes: N/A
• Score: 6.05 (MAL)

The setup? A deadly virus wipes out most of the male population, and our protagonist wakes up from cryo-sleep as one of the last fertile men alive.

He’s asked to save humanity by repopulating the species. The problem? He’s still hung up on his childhood crush.

World’s End Harem is pure dystopian ecchi fantasy, and the uncensored version gives you all the sultry scenarios without the clunky black boxes.

Underneath the steamy scenes, though, there’s a weirdly intriguing sci-fi conspiracy plot. Come for the fanservice, stay for the fanservice still (because the story execution is bad).

World’s End Harem info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Shuumatsu no Harem
• Episodes: 11
• Released: Winter 2022
• Studios: Studio Gokumi, AXsiZ
• Genres: Sci-Fi, Erotica
• Themes: Harem
• Score: 5.90 (MAL), 5.8 (IMDb)

Beheneko sounds like a goofy, cat-filled fantasy parody. And honestly? That’s exactly what it is.

The story centers around Aria, a busty elf-girl who adopts what she thinks to be a cute, harmless cat… but it turns out the cat is actually a baby S-ranked monster.

Shenanigans escalate as the “cat” tries to hide his identity while enjoying the, um…, perks of being around his attractive new owner.

The cat isn’t just S-ranked in power, it’s also S-ranked in lewdness, leading to all sorts of saucy misunderstandings and magical mayhem.

The uncensored version lets all the dirty jokes and suggestive transformations shine, making this one a chaotic treat for fantasy ecchi fans.

Beheneko: The Elf-Girl’s Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster! info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: S-Rank Monster no “Behemoth” dakedo, Neko to Machigawarete Elf Musume no Pet toshite Kurashitemasu
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2025
• Studios: Zero-G, Saber Works
• Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Ecchi
• Themes: Reincarnation
• Score: 5.78 (MAL), 5.2 (IMDb)

Thicc, sweet, and surprisingly wholesome. Plus-Sized Elf offers something unique: fanservice with a body-positive twist.

The story follows a beautiful elf who’s addicted to junk food in the human world and seeks help from a massage therapist to lose weight.

Along the way, more fantasy girls with “modern world” problems (overeating, junk food, sedentary lifestyle) join the party.

The show blends wholesome vibes with suggestive humor. There’s plenty of that, especially around massages, weigh-ins, and “body treatment” sessions.

But it’s also kind of wholesome. The girls are cute, the humor is light, and it’s lowkey about self-love and personal growth.

If you’re tired of only stick-thin anime girls being sexy, this is a refreshing (and spicy) change.

Plus-Sized Elf info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Elf-san wa Yaserarenai.
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Summer 2024
• Studios: Elias
• Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Ecchi
• Themes: N/A
• Score: 5.60 (MAL), 5.1 (IMDb)

I’d love to know who came up with this idea. This is just… cursed. But hey, we’re ending with this one.

My Life as Inukai-san’s Dog puts you in the POV of a boy who wakes up… as a literal dog. Not just anyone’s dog, but the pet of his crush, Inukai-san.

The issue lies in how Inukai treats her dog, leading to a series of bizarre, fetish-tinged situations. But… given her behavior, she may be into… something.

Some scenes get real questionable, but if you’re into bizarre, over-the-top POV anime that blurs the line between comedy and kink, well… here you go.

This is peak degenerate anime. You’ll either drop it after one episode or finish it with a bizarre grin. No in-between.

My Life as Inukai-san’s Dog info (MAL):

• Alternative Title: Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta.
• Episodes: 12
• Released: Winter 2023
• Studios: Quad
• Genres: Comedy, Ecchi
• Themes: N/A
• Score: 5.04 (MAL), 4.3 (IMDb)

Say NO to Pixelated Mosaics

Of course, not everyone sees censorship as a bad thing. Some anime actually benefit from the creative ways studios tone things down.

Hiding mature content can shift the focus back to story, character dynamics, or even make the humor hit harder.

In some cases, the censored version is the one that airs widely and ends up being more memorable to mainstream audiences.

That said, you can’t dismiss the anime shows that lean into their mature themes and own them.

For certain titles, the uncensored version feels more authentic, staying true to the creator’s original vision without the filters. It gives fans the “real” experience, whether that’s fanservice, gore, or just raw intensity.

And here’s the funny part: sometimes even the censored broadcast feels NSFW already. So if it’s pushing the limits anyway, why not go all the way and release it uncensored?