An all-boy school has merged with an all-girl school for “the sake of the students”. The boys are overjoyed that they now have real girls to look at while the girls are more interested in seeing how social interactions play out. For now though, they are in a trial period for the next month. Our main character Yusuke and his friends are so pumped for the girls, but hormones take over so fast that he’s shocked when a girl named Midori runs up to him and greets him by hugging him. Maybe there is more to this than he realizes?

Much like with Joshiochi, Green Green starts with our male MC ahead of the pack and winning at life. Sousuke gets laid in the first episode, where for Yusuke, while everyone is a stranger, Midori is all about him right from the start. Both series are overflowing with ecchi and fanservice elements, and if you are looking for where Yusuke hits a homerun, then be sure to check out the magical Green Green OVA, Green Green Thirteen: Erolutions. If you want a bit more comedy than Joshiochi but still plenty of fun, check out Green Green!

Keita Suminoe’s father remarries after the untimely passing of his mother. His new stepmother brings with her two young twin girls named Ako and Riko. Since the day they all met, these two girls are all about Keita. So much so, that they want to make love to their own stepbrother. Now in high school, hormones have made it even more complicated. Each day, the girls make passes in hopes of getting Keita to profess his love for them, and each day, Keita wriggles his way out. One day, he needs to make a decision in regards to which sister to choose, but he can’t bring himself to for some reason...

Maaaaaaaan, Keita has really hit a homerun with this setup. Two very sexy sisters are all about him and his D daily. Pretty much the same happens to Sousuke in Joshiochi, just minus the incest. Still though, a thin story strings together what has to be someone’s fantasy in both shows showcasing a steamy relationship that in some ways can be taboo, and in the other clearly is. Speaking of, the story is negligible in both as what we wrote as an intro for it will suffice. Still though, if you are looking for more shameless ecchi and fanservice, Kiss x Sis will get you to that point!

A very long time ago, Keitarou made a promise to get into Tokyo University with a girl from his childhood. Fast forward to the future, and Keitarou sucks! He was so close to the bottom of the entrance examinations that that dream should be gone. However, he decides to take a year off and study because he wants to try again and it just so happens that his grandmother owns a hotel that he should be able to live at. When he arrives however, he gets to live there, but the hotel is now an all-girls dorm. Not to mention too, nothing but attractive young ladies are the only residents. Keitarou has struck gold.

Here too, we have a very lucky male character who ends up moving into a dormitory filled with beautiful women. While he is a slight lecher akin to Sousuke, he will not be burying himself in the bosoms of girls right away. Rather, what Joshiochi lacks in story, Love Hina makes up for. And at the same time, while there are fewer sexy times all around, Love Hina still has a bunch of fanservice and ecchi moments. If you are looking for more story, then Love Hina will more than suffice!

Nao has a secret. Just kidding, it’s no secret that Nao has a massive brother complex. She wants Shuusuke so bad, she is willing to emulate what the stepsisters do in Kiss x Sis if it means her older brother will love her. She even does things like invading his room and getting rid of any smut that isn’t incest-friendly. That is when she stumbles across a photo album of her brother as a child. As she turns the pages, she realizes she is not in any of the photos?!

So this dials back the college age of Sousuke to high school age Shuusuke, but the premise is still similar. Shuusuke finds himself surrounded by a group of beautiful women where shameless ecchi antics are far from rare. Expect a lot of awkward backpedaling as well as squabbling over the male character as the girls all navigate their own paths in life.

25-sai no Joshikousei is about an adult woman named Hana Natori who now has to fill in for her truant cousin who is in danger of failing out of school. Hana isn’t of the strong variety and gives in, attending as a girl ten years younger than her. However, when she thinks she’s safe, a teacher pulls her aside and tells her that he knows who she is! Shocked, she learns that her teacher used to be her own classmate in high school. He agrees to keep her secret as long as she will report to him for “special lessons”. Can she endure it?

So this is, of all of these series with a female lead produced thus far, has the most strong of a male lead. Hana gives in and gives up her body to Okito in hopes that he will keep her secret. Expect lots of unplanned and rushed sexy time as Okito works out his frustrations and feelings with Hana. The best part too is that this series isn’t too long, so just like Joshiochi, there is plenty to watch quickly.

The birth rate for humanity was nearing a crisis when “The Red Threads of Science” were born to force marriage and birth upon teenagers by not only pairing them up for future marriages, but actively encouraging them to reproduce as well. This helped the birthrate to recover. On the night that Yukari Nejima was going to get his notice, a note comes in that he is going to be paired with the love he has, Misaki Takahashi. The message gets corrupted however, and the government appears telling him that his new wife is Ririna Sanada. He spills everything to Ririna and she actually blesses the two of them getting together! Yukari runs to tell Misaki who cares for him too, and now the two, against their own government, defy technology and science to make their own happiness.

To be honest, we weren’t sure at first, but Koi to Uso fits well here. Yukari basically gets both girls and while they aren’t all getting it on at the same time, Yukari does try at one point. The best part is too, Ririna blesses him going after Misaki! While Sousuke in Joshiochi isn’t so lucky at the start, both girls come around to him and soon he has his pick of the flock. While Joshiochi has the sex element to propel it forward without going too much of anywhere, the same is true of Koi to Uso with all of the manufactured drama it makes.