Does It Count If You Lose Your Innocence to an Android [Season 1 Episode 2]

Does It Count If You Lose Your Innocence to an Android? Season 1 Episode 2 Review: Short, Steamy, and Straight to the Point

If you’re scrolling through your anime queue looking for something quick, unapologetically horny, and zero fluff, Does It Count If You Lose Your Innocence to an Android? Episode 2 is exactly what you need—for better or worse. Clocking in at just 4 minutes (yes, you read that right), this short-form ecchi comedy doesn’t waste a second on setup: it’s all about Akane, her messy apartment, and Nadeshiko, the “cleaning android” she drunkenly ordered that’s way more interested in her than the piles of laundry.

Let’s cut to the chase: this episode is pure fanservice with a side of cheeky humor. Akane, our 28-year-old “put-together” office lady by day and chaotic slob by night, is back with Nadeshiko, the android who’s less Roomba and more… well, let’s just say she’s got priorities. The “plot” (if you can call it that) picks up right where Episode 1 left off: Akane is still reeling from her accidental purchase, and Nadeshiko is still very much focused on “servicing” her—just not the way Akane intended. There’s no character development, no world-building, no deep questions about AI ethics here. It’s a 4-minute sprint of innuendos, blushing, and Nadeshiko leaning into her role as the ultimate tease.

Fans on MyAnimeList are split, but mostly they know what they’re signing up for. One user called it “this month’s short format porn comedy,” and honestly? That’s spot-on. Another debated whether it’s “actually just hentai or ecchi”—the consensus? It’s hard-core ecchi (HCENQH, as one clever commenter put it): there’s penetration, but no explicit genitalia, so it walks that thin line between “safe for work adjacent” and “definitely don’t watch this with your parents in the room.” Others joked about the android’s “other uses,” which sums up the show’s vibe perfectly: it’s silly, self-aware, and doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not.

The animation is basic—think Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid but with 10% of the budget and 100% more cleavage. The art style is bright and bubbly, which makes the raunchy bits feel less sleazy and more like a raunchy cartoon. Akane’s over-the-top reactions (wide eyes, stammering, “W-WAIT, NOT THAT KIND OF CLEANING!”) are the only real “comedy” here, but they work because the episode is so short. You don’t have time to get bored—by the time you blink, it’s over.

Is it good? Well, that depends on what you want. If you’re craving a deep story or complex characters, run far away. But if you want a quick, guilty-pleasure laugh that doesn’t take itself seriously, this episode delivers. It’s the anime equivalent of a junk food snack: you know it’s not good for you, but it’s satisfying in the moment.

The biggest takeaway? Does It Count If You Lose Your Innocence to an Android? isn’t trying to win awards. It’s trying to be a fun, steamy distraction—and at 4 minutes, it’s impossible to overstay its welcome. Just don’t watch it on your work laptop. Trust me.

Final Verdict: 3/5. It’s exactly what it advertises: short, horny, and unapologetic. If you’re in the mood for something light and lewd, give it a watch. If not, skip it—no hard feelings.

P.S. Pro tip: Watch it with the volume low if you’re in a public place. The moans are… noticeable.