In the tangled web of *Papa Datte, Shitai Raw*, we find a story that’s equal parts tender and troubling, like a bento box filled with both sweet tamago and suspiciously squishy mystery meat. The plot revolves around Asumi-kun, a young man caught in a whirlwind of forbidden feelings for his older, seemingly unattainable crush, Naruse-san. Their relationship is a messy mix of longing, denial, and awkwardly timed confessions, all set against the backdrop of a public park filled with rabbits (because why not?). The tension between them is palpable, with moments of raw emotion that make you want to scream, “Just kiss already!” But alas, Naruse-san is too busy wrestling with societal norms and his own insecurities to fully embrace Asumi-kun’s advances.
The hentai elements are… well, let’s just say they’re as subtle as a rabbit stampede. There’s a lot of rubbing, touching, and strange sensations that leave both characters (and viewers) questioning what’s really going on. The animation is decent, with some cute moments, but the pacing feels like it’s stuck in molasses—just when things start to heat up, the story slams on the brakes. On the plus side, the voice acting is solid, and the emotional depth of the characters adds a layer of complexity that’s rare in this genre. However, the constant back-and-forth between “I love you” and “We can’t be together” might leave you feeling more frustrated than fulfilled. In the end, *Papa Datte, Shitai Raw* is a bittersweet tale of love, longing, and the occasional bunny sighting—just don’t expect a happy ending.
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