Nukitashi the Animation Specials [Episodes 3-4]

Alright, let’s talk about Nukitashi the Animation Specials Episodes 3-4. First off, if you’re into ecchi anime that doesn’t hold back, this show’s definitely on your radar. Produced by Passione, the same studio behind Interspecies Reviewers, it’s no surprise they’re leaning into the raunchy comedy here. These specials are Blu-ray exclusives, so they’re extra spicy compared to the regular TV episodes.

From what I’ve seen, Episode 3 is wild. Hinami steals the show—she’s like a walking meme, super horny and over-the-top. Fans are saying she’s one of the horniest characters in the series, which is saying something. There’s a scene where she’s at Babumi Kindergarten, and let’s just say it’s not your typical daycare visit. The ecchi content here is next-level; some viewers are calling it “devoid of bounds.”

Then there’s the sniper girl—Junnosuke (the MC) should count himself lucky she’s around, but honestly, the whole episode feels like a chaotic ride. The lollipop scene at 2:25 had fans cracking up, and the play on words at the end with “Ta-IKU-sai” (which sounds like “orgasm festival”) had everyone rolling.

Episode 4 shifts focus to Misaki and massages. The fan reactions here are a mix of amusement and confusion. Some are pointing out that the anime is taking liberties with the original visual novel (VN) plot. For example, Fumino, a main heroine from the VN, is introduced way earlier than expected, and Misaki saves her instead of Junnosuke. This has purists a bit upset, but others think it’s a fresh take.

The animation quality is solid—Passione knows how to make ecchi look good. The soundtrack’s getting love too; fans are praising the composer for setting the chaotic mood. But not everyone’s happy. Some viewers feel the story’s starting to derail, especially with the early introduction of Fumino and the sports festival subplot popping up before the “Ass Wall” arc (a key point from the VN).

The MC, Junnosuke, is getting mixed reviews. Some call him “impotent” for not joining in on the island’s non-stop action, while others find his resistance funny. The chastity belt scene in Episode 3 had fans laughing—apparently, it’s a clever excuse to keep the ecchi from going too far.

The release date drama is real too. Originally set for December 24th, the specials got delayed a bit because of Blu-ray production issues. Fans were waiting anxiously, and when they finally dropped, the reactions were explosive. The uncensored versions on OceanVeil are what everyone’s talking about—no pixelation, no holds barred.

Overall, these specials are a love letter to ecchi fans. If you’re here for the laughs, the chaos, and the occasional “what did I just watch?” moment, you’ll enjoy them. Just don’t go in expecting a deep plot—this is all about the raunchy comedy and over-the-top characters. Hinami’s kindergarten antics and Misaki’s massage misadventures are the highlights, and the fanbase is eating it up.

In short, Nukitashi the Animation Specials Episodes 3-4 are exactly what you’d expect from Passione: wild, unapologetic, and full of ecchi goodness. Whether you’re a VN fan or just here for the chaos, these episodes deliver. Just make sure you’re watching the uncensored versions—you won’t regret it. 🍿🔥