Seifuku Shojo The Animation

Introduction

The anime itself depicts teen-aged (and well endowed) school girls getting raped—by her teachers (the first episode), by some "businessmen" who mistake the girl for a hooker (the second episode), by a class mate in mad love with the girl (third episode), and finally two sisters being raped by the school janitor. (Source: AniDB)

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.24/10 · 1841

1/10	72
2/10	60
3/10	80
4/10	143
5/10	239
6/10	345
7/10	367
8/10	234
9/10	115
10/10	186

Audience reviews

2 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.

Alcop

There are 2 chapters missing because it has 4 episodes, elsewhere it is rare to see a hydrogen that has good quality in all aspects, plot wink, wink, animation character design not so disproportionately that I liked that for me it doesn't come back in a lot, it has comedy that does not overshadow the situations, now the bad as good criticism.... 28 minutes is very short time to develop the characters and if each chapter changes characters it doesn't leave you with which waifu you are left with, it has my eight . Damn, you have to write a lot for a hydrogen, I was only going to comment that there were 4 chapters and not two and I had to write an essay for it to be published even if it was from the university XD

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Erodude

Seifuku Shoujo makes me want to curl up in the fetal position and cry. I'd leave it at that, but I don't think that makes for a particularly helpful review. My mind is totally numb from watching it, but I'll try my best to provide a good look at one horrifying hentai. This title is DEFINITELY not for everyone. Seifuku Shoujo is a hentai about girls getting raped. Constantly. And that's all there is to it. The art in Seifuku Shoujo is probably its greatest asset, and even then, it isn't perfect. Colors are bright, and the lines are sharp, and the animation is fluid when it counts (and even sometimes when it doesn't count). The lighting, however, comes across as dim, which not only darkens the whole show but washes out the colors in a sort of nauseating manner. It doesn't help that the…