

I've been wondering about this for a while now. With how perverted some anime
and manga are without ever crossing into pornographic content territory, were
there ever any anime or manga with **official** pornographic media? Example: a
little spinoff series of sorts of a regular anime/manga, with one or two
episodes focusing on characters bumping uglies mostly. Bonus points if those
"interactions" are officially canon.

Obviously, I'm not talking about something like Dragon Ball or Pokémon. That's
just weird. I'm talking about anime and manga that are already adult oriented,
which already have some light sexual elements or sexual overtones, where it
would make sense for official pornographic content to exist.

I wouldn't be surprised if some companies already tried to squeeze some extra
bucks from the more fanatic and perverted parts of the fanbase, while those
uninterested in the content never have to see it if they don't want to.

I'm specifically talking about series(es?) that started out relatively non-
perverted and whose main source stayed relatively tame - no intercourse is
ever shown directly, but it could be implied. VNs that had perverted elements
and were turned into anime/manga later do not count, but feel free to give
some examples if you want to.


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Has there ever been official pornographic media for an anime and/or manga series?


Yes, sorta. There is [_Aki Sora_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aki_Sora).
However, I wouldn't really call it tame. Quoting the "Reception" section,

> Chris Beveridge commends the OVA for "good character designs, some good
> eroticism". He further comments, "While we get a fair bit of upper body
> nudity, there’s no genitalia involved for those that are looking for that
> aspect of it ... it’s not hiding the sex, but it’s also straddling the line
> in a way to try to appeal to more people while not going all hardcore."

While the _Aki Sora_ Wikipedia page doesn't actually say if the manga was
hentai, the [_A Wish of my
Sister_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Wish_of_my_Sister#See_also)
(Wikipedia, **NSFW warning** ) under "See Also" says:

> Aki Sora - another hentai manga by the same author, which characters (Sora
> and Aki) are similar in appearance and actions with Keisuke and his older
> sister

And while I haven't read it myself, a friend who suggested it to me

> (for the shoujo-ai/yuri elements in it at the end)

said that the graphical nature of the intercourse isn't like that if what you
would expect from H doujin and in fact you don't actually see genitalia much
like the OVA.

However, neither one of these are a spin-off like the first example you
suggest. Generally, a hentai adaptation comes from an adult source like [Beat
Angel Escalayer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_Angel_Escalayer).

In the opposite way, a Visual Novel with adult content generally gets it
removed such as with _Fate/Stay Night_ , _Utawarerumono_ and _Tears to Tiara_
, though all of these had all-ages equivalent releases and future releases
weren't eroge ( _Fate/Extra_ , _Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception_ , _Tears to
Tiara 2_ ). The closest I have ever seen is in the _Tsukihime_ which had H
scenes1 in it with the heroines yet in the anime which adapts only the Arcueid
Route

> shows a scene where it's implied that Tohno Shiki and Arcueid had
> intercourse (Arcueid is covered but you can tell she's naked) and its place
> in the plot lines up to when the H scene involves them would take place.

But with series like _Bleach_ and _Naruto_ where it's evident that characters
must have had intercourse to have their children (ie, Naruto and Hinata having
Boruto and Himawari), as these series are generally aimed at younger
readers/viewership, the creation of hentai anime/manga to bridge these gaps
for when children were conceived can't be marketed to the same demographics of
the original works.

* * *

1: I am unsure if this is retained functionality or new functionality, but the
installer of the Mirror Moon English Patch for _Tsukihime_ had an option to
remove the H scene which was also in-game. The same trigger was also found in-
game in its sequel _Kagetsu Tohya_.


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**Kite - > Mezzo Forte**

Technically it is, **Hentai (official) - > Hentai (official)**

So, it **doesn't** perfectly follow your flow of **Anime (softcore official) -
> Hentai (official)**

But, in the case of **Kite** , you can approximate the equation to **Anime
(softcore official) - > Hentai (official)** depending on what version of Kite
you saw.

  * Original Version (16+) : **Anime (softcore official) - > Hentai (official)**
  * Director's Cut (18+) : **Hentai (official) - > Hentai (official)**

Long story short, there is not **yet** any perfect case for this, **Anime
(softcore official) - > Hentai (official)**


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To answer the question as posed: **largely, no.** A work will make its
intentions clear up front.

An anime or manga creator typically shies away from playing both sides, and
will either commit to having their work be either tame or explicit. That is to
say, on one side, you'll have a work which is largely non-sexual and then has
a few fanservice scenes [(for example, _The Electric Tale of Pikachu_
)](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/The_Electric_Tale_of_Pikachu#Controversy_and_censorship),
or work which is largely dedicated to pornography (examples omitted,
for...reasons.)

To call some attention to a point made here:

> I wouldn't be surprised if some companies already tried to squeeze some
> extra bucks from the more fanatic and perverted parts of the fanbase, while
> those uninterested in the content never have to see it if they don't want
> to.

[_Dakimakura_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dakimakura), and [some of the
designs you get with them](http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-
news/2016/12/17-2/konosuba-my-teen-romantic-comedy-snafu-and-girlish-number-
hug-pillows-ready-to-warm-up-the-winter), _largely_ fill this void, even if
the work is non-pornographic (as is the example prior with _KonoSuba_ and
_Oregairu_ ). The same is true of other fan-oriented goods, like [figurines in
various poses and attire](https://www.crunchyroll.com/store/p/194491/Rem-
Wedding-Version-Non-Scale-Figure-ReZERO-Starting-Life-in-Another-World-), and
sales of certain articles of clothing.

(I think at one point, _Sailor Moon_ had released a [line of
lingerie](http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2014/08/20-1/second-wave-of-
official-sailor-moon-lingerie-teased). I neither judge nor ask questions.)

I do want to highlight though, that this is likely being driven _largely_ by
the companies and not necessarily the creator themselves. I don't deny that
some element of the creator's participation is necessary, though.


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Well, maybe you can count series that were very ecchi in the beginning but
turned into completely explicit porn in the later volumes, like Masou Gakuen
HxH, Magika no Kenshi to Shoukan Maou, and Shinmai Maou no Testament.


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