Title: F3: Frantic, Frustrated, Female / Nageki no Kenko Yuryoji
Genre: Comedy
Credits: Softcel Pictures
Shop: F3 Item Shop, Hentai Item Shop

Cover Description:
She’s Frantic! She’s Frustrated! And she’s Female! That’s F3 for short, but the intrepid Hiroe Ogawa is determined to rid herself of the first two. Physically perfect otherwise, Hiroe’s sole complaint is her inability to reach the peak of physical pleasure. Now she’s putting everything she has into a desperate bid to achieve the desired state. She’ll try everything, including hypnosis, if she has to and no helping hands will be turned away. Don’t miss the wildest trilogy of sex comedies ever animated as one lone woman braves mad scientists, sex-starved lesbians and demon possessed rubber dolls in search of the ultimate fulfillment!

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NOTE: This description was written sometime in 2001 and was recorded in Hentai Neko as “early 2001 ed. 04.21.2003″. Unfortunately the database would not accept non-numerical values, so this review is now dated January 01, 2001 by default.

Okay, since this is a review, I’m not gonna spoil anything for you. It’s just not proper. I’ll just give a hint… There is one shocking scene that will jolt most mentally stable people, but not to worry! During the second episode, everything will be cleared and explained, so you need not get too indignant about F3. Compared to Cool Devices, this series is pretty conservative.

Oh, all right! Just a liiiittle peek… Hiroe gets some help from her friends and they try their best to get her to cum. They try all sorts of devices from hi-tech state-of-the-art dildos, to hypnosis, and orgy trainings. They even get a boost from supernatural beings that reside in Hiroe’s house. I sure hope her boyfriend appreciates what everybody’s doing for his and Hiroe’s sake!

Despite not having high quality art, I find some of the girls in F3 really cute and adorable. The animation is okay. Could be better, but I’m not complaining. The hentai scenes need more detail, but then again, this one’s an old title.

One thing I noted here is the false depiction of lesbians. It’s just too Freudian. Most lesbians are not into penis-envy, so the dildo and blow job mania are probably the result of the overly active male imagination. I would’ve preferred they call a perverted girl a pervert, instead of labelling her as just a lesbian.

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NOTE: This description was written sometime in 2001 and was recorded in Hentai Neko as “early 2001 ed. 04.21.2003″. Unfortunately the database would not accept non-numerical values, so this review is now dated January 01, 2001 by default.

Individual Rating: Art/Animation: 8 Story/Plot: 6 Characters: 7 Sounds: 5 Ecchi Level: 6

F3 is a heartwarming tale about a young girl, Hiroe Ogawa; her housemate, Mayaka; her landlord, Yayoi; and a few friends. How they discover each other and try to help poor Hiroe with her problem.

Alright, sticky sweetness aside. This is a nice lesbian anime. True, they’re not lesbians, but it’s all girl/girl action (save one scene in the first episode and the third episode has a special exception). You see, our dear heroin Hiroe is a true nymphomaniac. She can’t orgasm. I mean she really can’t orgasm. Hell, even the classic multi-tentacled machine blew up trying to get the big O out of her.

The three episodes are just about Hiroe and her friends all trying to make her cum. Good luck girls, we’ll enjoy watching you try. It gets weird in the third episode as metaphyisics step in but I’ll leave you to find out what I mean.

The story-line is perfect for h-anime, no matter how minimal it is. The animation isn’t the greatest but it’s not as bad as the bane of my existance (Sailor Moon X & the 7 Ballz). The whole thing is rather clean. No actual pentration shots, no beaver shots, nothing extremely vulgar. In general it’s the soft core flic of the h-anime world. I recommend it… but then again, I’m hentai, ne?

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NOTE: This description was written sometime in 2001 and was recorded in Hentai Neko as “early 2001 ed. 04.21.2003″. Unfortunately the database would not accept non-numerical values, so this review is now dated January 01, 2001 by default.