
Kuzu no Honkai
Hanabi has loved her older friend Narumi for years, but she’s still in high school and not only is Narumi now her new homeroom teacher, he’s also clearly in love with the music teacher, Akane. And as awkward as being the unwanted third in a romantic triangle can be, things become even more twisted for Hanabi when she learns that another student, Mugi, is in love with Akane. That leads to a strange idea: since the ones that Mugi and Hanabi are in love with aren’t available, the two unrequited thirds start to explore the idea of becoming each other’s substitute surrogate relationship. It’s not about romance, of course. Just sex and convenience.
(Source: Sentai Filmworks)
Hanabi has loved her older friend Narumi for years, but she’s still in high school and not only is Narumi now her new homeroom teacher, he’s also clearly in love with the music teacher, Akane. And as awkward as being the unwanted third in a romantic triangle can be, things become even more twisted for Hanabi when she learns that another student, Mugi, is in love with Akane. That leads to a strange idea: since the ones that Mugi and Hanabi are in love with aren’t available, the two unrequited thirds start to explore the idea of becoming each other’s substitute surrogate relationship. It’s not about romance, of course. Just sex and convenience.
(Source: Sentai Filmworks)
I love it, but I hate it.
"We're all looking for real love"
Masterfully melancholic, effortlessly erotic yet elegant. Don't let the name turn you off.
Pro tip: Watch with a friend you trust.
Depressing and utterly repulsive at times, it may not be satisfying but tells an interesting story with hints of truth
An interesting premise was ruined by bad directing choices and exaggerated scenes.
A love story? I think not.