Futoshi has never really been able to get along with many of the students in his school. He’s been bullied countless times over. His luck is about to change, however, after receiving a parcel from his inventive father. The package Futoshi received consists of a cell phone that on the outside looks like any normal phone, but he soon finds out that’s not the case. The letter in the package states that it has the power to hypnotize anyone. Skeptical at first, he successfully tried it out with his neighbor; now Futoshi has revenge on his mind for his bullies.

Based on that synopsis alone, it shouldn’t be too hard to figure out why we have selected Gakuen Saimin Reido. The first glaring parallel is, of course, Futoshi coming in contact with a magical device (cell phone) that allows him to manipulate anybody he sees fit. That sounds strangely familiar to the sexual predator in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare, except he receives his manipulative magical device (stopwatch) from a witch.

The next thing that these two series shares in common is the sheer motivation behind their sexual acts. Revenge is the name of the game for these twisted individuals. For example, in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare the son of an aristocrat takes aim at his father for abandoning him and his mother. His primary focus is ruining his father’s daughters. On the other hand, Futoshi uses his newly acquired powers to take revenge on the students that bullied him relentlessly. Finally, both series feature an abundance of swimwear and we feel Hina Tachibana looks very similar to Nagisa Mizuki with the same hairstyle and green eyes.

Mizugi Kanojo: The Animation’s story brings together a pair of lovers Mizuho and Hiro. After Hiro suggests that Mizuho has put on a little weight, Mizuho decides that she wants to take up swimming to get her body back into perfect form. Hiro even offers to coach her since she can’t swim very well. With the help of Hiro, Mizuho quickly finds out that learning how to swim isn’t the only excitement she has been getting from her coach.

First things first, Mizugi Kanojo: The Animation is kind of a wildcard on this list. While on the surface many of our other five selections may share more in common with Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare, especially in the story department, we feel that Mizugi Kanojo: The Animation fits as a wonderful recommendation that gives this list a bit of diversity.

Initially, what we wanted to stress about is the parallels between Mizugi Kanojo: The Animation and Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare when it comes to swimsuits. Both of these series offer three or more episodes covered in swimsuit goodness. While swimsuit enthusiasts will be pleased with both of these series, another staple for these two hentai is the sheer amount of female presence. The variety of girls in each series is ingenious. With each series exhibiting promising swimsuit action and more than seven female participants, it’s hard not to enjoy these anime together.

Kyonyuu Kazoku Saimin is based on the erotic game by Lune. One day Yuuichi Mamiya receives an unusual email about a company’s latest products. One of the highlighted products is what they call a Magic Penlight. It comes equipped with the latest technology to ensure the best hypnosis possible. Intrigued by the advertisement, Yuuichi orders this pen. In the meantime, his father decides to remarry which brings Yuuichi a new mother and two sisters. While Yuuichi’s father is out on business, it affords Yuuichi ample time to get ‘acquainted’ with his new female family members.

Like most of these picks on the list, the similarities start with the theme of the series. In this case, Kyonyuu Kazoku Saimin focuses on Yuuichi purchasing his new Magic Penlight in order to take advantage of his gorgeous and busty, family members. This remains true with Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare as the time-freezing stopwatch is capable of picking apart his half-sisters.

To follow up on that similarity, both sons in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare and Kyonyuu Kazoku Saimin betray their fathers by going behind their backs to utilize their magical devices in a way that allows them to receive sexual pleasure from their father's daughters. The main difference is that one does it for hatred and revenge, while the other does it for sexual stimulation.

Saimin Class is about a student who uses a magical lighter to take advantage of students and teachers at his school. The ultimate goal for this sinister individual is to have as much sex as possible between all the females in his class. No one seems to be off-limits and he certainly doesn’t take his time getting down to business. In addition to his sexually-fueled disposition, he intends on getting all of his victims pregnant. How he’s able to get away with this heinous act is simple, he’s able to utilize this special lighter that induces hypnosis on these girls.

While there are many comparable elements to Saimin Class and Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare, the most compelling one is the use of object manipulation. Each series focuses on a magical device that leads to sexual arousal for each participant. The magical lighter in Saimin Class is used to induce hypnosis, whereas the stopwatch in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare employs a time-freezing power. The magical devices have different powers but all the female victims are met with the same result; defiled.

When it comes to the magical device genre it’s hard to label the males anything more than deceitful characters. Regardless of what magical device he receives or what motivation he has, there’s one thing that’s common for most of these series; malicious intent. Saimin Class and Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare are no different. Both underhanded males in their given series have malicious intent. In Saimin Class the student envisions impregnating every female in the school, while in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare the main villain focuses on destroying his father’s legacy.

Toshikazu Fujimi is a deplorable individual. He works as the school counselor and has a dark secret of his own. Unlike most school counselors he only maintains contact with female students. Much to his surprise, not many have caught onto his shameful intentions. Toshikazu Fujimi has an Ace up his sleeve in the way of a magic device that allows him to modify the will of people and bring out their sexual appetite. He plans to target many unsuspecting female students and use his magical candle to his advantage.

At this point, we may start sounding like a broken record, but the biggest similarities to most of these series are the magical devices being used as tools of manipulation to drive the males lust towards their prey. In the case of Saimin Ryoujoku Gakuen, Toshikazu Fujimi is able to control his targets by utilizing a magical candle. It may not have the ability to freeze time, such as the stopwatch in Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare, but it's more than enough to quench Toshikazu’s sexual longing.

Both these series maintain a consistent flow of new blood to each episode. By that, we mean that new females are injected into the series to become victims of these immoral acts from these corrupt males. Each series involves more than seven females and if variety pleases you, these hentai won’t disappoint. The last thing we’d like to point out is the comparable angles with each series featuring a set of pink-haired sisters who are introduced in the first episode and forced to do these guys biddings.

The story revolves around a high school student named Ikenoue who comes across a magical music box. Once he comes in contact with it, he becomes imbued with influential mind control capabilities. Naturally, a libidinous Ikenoue plans to use his new-found mind control abilities to take advantage of these gorgeous girls at his school. No one is safe from his perverse music box of mind control terror; Ikenoue even commands the leader of the disciplinary committee into doing his biddings. His goal is to become headmaster of the school and have all the students become his sex slaves.

Instead of tackling the most obvious parallel between these two series, we’d like to first mention another common theme among them. Kyonyuu Reijou MC Gakuen and Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare use one of the more common settings in all of hentai; we’re talking about the school setting, of course. Each of these hentai focuses on students who are used as tools of lust from these males who possess immense power.

The magic music box in Kyonyuu Reijou MC Gakuen is just another way for a sexually starved Ikenoue to make his mark at his school. The magical devices may vary, but the outcome remains the same. Another instance that brings these two pieces of work together is the incredible group scenes that each offer. Kyonyuu Reijou MC Gakuen showcases several group scenes, including four girls and one guy. While Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare solely focuses on h-scenes that involve more than two participants. That series also features a four girl, one guy sequence for group fans to enjoy.