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Summary Image; 1 A Secret Between Girls Yuma Okazaki, who has recently started dating her boyfriend, Takeda, becomes bewildered when her childhood friend and neighbor Hotaru Mizushina starts playing around with her in private. After sharing her first kiss with Takeda, Yuma is taken aback when Hotaru suddenly French kisses her under the pretense of 'practice'.
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- Netsuzou Trap -NTR-Episodes 1-12 streaming. And nearly every episode has at least one sexually explicitly scene or the implication of one. (This is one place where the shorter episode format.
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- The first Blu-ray & DVD will be released on 29 September 2017, including the first 6 episodes of the series. Part Two with episodes 7-12 will come out on 27 October 2017. Both DVDs include the opening and ending without credits as well as illustration cards with the picture shown at the end of each episode. TV Anime NTR: Netsuzou Trap.
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For as maligned as it is, Netsuzou Trap actually has potential on an nth level. A lot of its (unfortunately many) flaws lie more in the sometimes woeful execution. Made by Creators in Pack, the same studio who brought you 2016’s Bloodivores (one of the worst anime series I’ve ever seen), this short-form dark romance stars Yuma and Hotaru, two girls in heterosexual romantic relationships. When Hotaru starts to initiate a series of inappropriate sexual advances towards Yuma, it becomes apparent that neither her long-term relationship with Fujiwara, nor Yuma’s with her boyfriend, are infallible.As someone who watched and, for the most part, enjoyed Scum’s Wish, another 2017 series by Lerche, I can see what this one was going for. Though Hotaru’s behaviour is often strange, predatory and crosses the line into sexual assault, much of the series is steeped in an assumedly purposeful tone of uneasiness; as her feelings towards Yuma, and Yuma’s towards her, are increasingly muddied, the audience is forced to deal with issues such as sexual blackmail and a yearning for physical closeness that, though not to be condoned, are at least thought-provoking. Like Scum’s Wish, it is easy to dislike the main characters for their actions, but difficult to write them off- they are bad people in a bad romance, if it can even be called romance. On the other hand, Creators in Pack clearly don’t have the finesse or artistic talent at their disposal in order to pull this off.Yuma is one problem. Though her inability (or unwillingness) to process the motive between Hotaru’s actions, and her lack of a satisfactory rebuff, can be put down to surprise and denial, there are still many instances where her inner monologues fail to suspend disbelief. She’s not entirely unsympathetic, but it’s sometimes difficult to know whether her ‘MC-denseness’ (to paraphrase the prevalent anime trope) is supposed to be read as psychological depth, or just shaky writing. The same conditional sympathy is lacking from other characters; though Hotaru, guilty as she is of unwanted sexual advances, has at least some limited backstory and depth to her, her steely-haired boyfriend soon proves himself a thoroughly unlikeable antagonist character with no real redeeming features. Presumably, the audience is meant to hate him as an obstacle to a love predicated on molestation (bleurgh), but he’s rendered so loathsome by successive episodes that he comes across as the writers trying too hard. This sense is pervasive elsewhere, as, rather than allowing the ‘do I want to shag my best friend’ plot to take centre stage, extraneous sub-plots (including a bizarre part-time job scenario that screams “unnecessary”) are bundled in. The pacing is further waylaid by a sense of déjà vu, as almost every scene in which the female characters are alone consists of touching, moans and bras, and while I’m not opposed to any of these things in theory, the fact remains that there’s a literary touch that is conspicuously absent, though I’ll admit that no-one was expecting Tolstoy going in. The show also falls into a common pitfall of wanting to explore explicit sexual themes but getting really coy about showing them too explicitly, meaning we get a lot of strange lighting effects and camera angles that, in their desperate attempts NOT to have to show any nipples, ultimately break immersion.Visually, NTZ isn’t dreadful, though I really question the wisdom of having chibi-esque art-style changes to denote WACKY HUMOROUS SCENES within a hard-hitting anime about secretive sexual relationships. Sonically, however, it’s in need of criticism. The opening theme is laughably incompatible with the show itself and feels like it’d be more in place ahead of shounen, while the episodes proper feature the same tracks over and over again (though these are at least suitable for their contexts, usually). Voice acting is fine. I’ve little else to say about it.Much of the criticism that deserves levelling should be pointed at the writing. The dialogue, which I’ve said little of yet, can be passable, but it can also be clunky. Between characters getting angry about sexual advances one second and graciously accepting snacks the next, or Hotaru accusing her female friend of being overprotective AND unguarded in the exact same scene, there’s lots of sub-par speechcraft to take a red pen to. It also needs saying that a late-game case of anagnorisis revolves around one character not realising that you can love someone and not want to have sex with them all of the time, which is .. yeah.TL;DRNetsuzou Trap isn’t as bad as some might say, but just because a sandwich doesn’t kill you doesn’t mean it’s prime cuisine. Ultimately, with an ending that at least resolves the important plot points, and the ability to carry a story to fruition without going bat-shit (Bloodivores, School Days, etc.), this at least deserves the faint praise of ‘not the worst thing ever’, but it’s also far from a must-watch and you could easily skip this one and go for Scum’s Wish instead.
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Yuma and Hotaru have been close friends and neighbors forever, with the taller and more sociable Yuma often looking out for Hotaru. But starting in middle school, Hotaru outpaced Yuma romantically by dating a succession of boyfriends leading up to the stern Fujiwara in high school, while Yuma's first relationship is more tentative with Fujiwara's gentler friend Takeda. Despite this, Hotaru has also started to make advances on Yuma. She passes off her fondling and kisses as innocent playfulness, but Yuma is left unsure how to feel about Hotaru's motives or her own affections. Can she actually feel that way about another girl? And at what point does this become cheating on their respective boyfriends? | |
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The most dedicated fanservice series of the Summer 2017 season was undoubtedly My First Girlfriend is a Gal, but it's nowhere near as salacious in content as this adaptation of Naoko Kodama's yuri manga of the same name. Over the course of a dozen nine-minute episodes, NTR spins the tale of a girl who becomes increasingly confused about her sexuality after her best friend makes advances on her, all the while providing the girls plenty of opportunities to get in compromising positions. In other words, there's nothing particularly sensitive or delicate about this girl-on-girl love story. At its heart, the series is a standard teen melodrama, where the main character finds herself torn between two potential lovers and spends most of the story in a conflicted state over who she actually wants to be with. The only difference here is that one of the choices is another girl. Takeda represents the safer and more conventional option: a handsome guy who seems to be genuinely in love with Yuma and is decent enough not to push Yuma into sexual situations she's not ready for. The “bad boy” in this scenario is Hotaru, who is far more sexually precocious and physically aggressive despite her deceptive appearance. She doesn't hold back until she's pushed Yuma to a breaking point, then plays her advances off as if she's just teasing without ever being honest or direct about her actual intentions. Framed this way, the story is less a conventional yuri romance and more about Yuma questioning her own preferences. When she pauses to wonder if she's physically attracted to Hotaru or not, she claims to be contemplating whether or not she could be interested in girls, but she's also considering whether or not she's more enticed by the danger of Hotaru's naughtiness or Takeda's more safe demeanor. It's never made clear if Takeda's personality marks him as friend-only material for her or if it's his gender; it remains unknown whether Yuma might be bisexual or a lesbian. Ultimately, Yuma comes across as too emotionally immature to handle a sexual relationship yet. The series also has a darker and edgier side to it. Most of the series is from Yuma's viewpoint, so we never truly know what Hotaru is thinking. Some of her behavior suggests that her seduction is a power play, trying to assert herself in a friendship where she's long been the protected one. Her choice to forcefully outpace Yuma on the dating scene certainly looks like a response to that complex, and nearly every action she takes toward Yuma feels calculated. There's also an abusive boyfriend in the picture in the form of Fujiwara, who professes to dislike girls but still enjoys sex with them; he isn't shy about physically abusing Hotaru when she isn't cooperating with his whims. A revelation near the end of the series indicates that their actual relationship is pretty twisted, though its complexities doesn't excuse the abuse of course. Hotaru's constant excuses for Fujiwara after Yuma finds out about the abuse further muddle Hotaru's feelings and motives. There's also the name of the series to consider. Netsuzou Trap translates as “fabricated trap,” but the more significant part is its NTR abbreviation. This is also the common abbreviation for netorare, a particular subcategory of doujinshi that focuses on stories of cheating, usually involving a woman cheating on her significant other with another man. Given that a variation on this scenario is happening here, that leaves little doubt about the intent of the piece; whatever else its story might aspire to, it's meant to be titillating first and foremost. This comes through quite clearly in the production values. The minute-long opener, which uses one of the season's better songs, is laced with fanservice including a final scene of the two girls sitting naked as they prepare to kiss, and nearly every episode has at least one sexually explicitly scene or the implication of one. (This is one place where the shorter episode format makes a big difference, as with regular-length episodes, this would be happening at an overkill rate of three times per episode.) The technical merits beyond that are pretty decent for a short, though the way some shots are framed suggests that the director might have been aiming for an eroge feel. Musical support errs on the dramatic side, though the score avoids becoming overbearing. While the series occasionally hints at some deeper point in its storytelling or characterization, Netsuzou Trap -NTR- works best as merely trashy fun. It does have some complexities, but the show doesn't dwell on them long enough to properly examine its potential themes, clearly selling itself more on girl-on-girl sex appeal than anything else. You can collaborate with colleagues and clients in these documents through the Connected Review participant feature. Another security feature is the Azure Information Protection PDF File decryption and encryption. Foxit pdf editor free download with crack for windows 10. As the author, you can learn how readers are using your document through the Document Tracking tool.It lets you know who accessed the file, which actions they performed, which pages they looked at, etc. It enables multiple users to provide feedback, edit and share the document. |
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Overall (sub) : B- Animation : B- Music : B + Lots of sexy scenes for yuri fans, some hints at actual depth, good character development for Yuma − Doesn't carry through enough on its potential complexity, no substantial insight into Hotaru's perspective Barfield dps 450 manual 2016. A precision sensor onthe static channel provides high accuracy altitudemeasurement and simulation. This high accuracyand stability (see Air Data Specifications for details)qualifies the DPS450 for certifying aircraft for RVSMoperation and increases the calibration interval from30 days to once every year.The sophisticated yet user friendly display is fullyprogrammable for a range of test requirements. | |
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