manga log

Each CD consist of several shorter stories each with a different pairing. Ogihara Hideki is in most of these pairings, and in most of them he's whispering sweet nothings in the ears of his lovers, but that doesn't mean he's a two/three/four/five-timing bastard; these stories aren't supposed to be taking place in the same timeline, and are just realizations of the different pairings you can have in the game (and then some). Doesn't change the fact that Ogihara is a total manwhore ... eh, *cough*

In one word, these stories are smutty. By which I mean they are omg 2 hotttt fer wordzzz!11!! But on top of that, they're funny (often hilarious), well-written, and cute without being sugary. What more can a girl ask for? Nothing, I say.

Disc one features two separate stories, each with Midorikawa Hikaru's role Natsukawa Jun as a Johnny's idol and bitchy uke (Johnny's idol ... that amuses me far too much). Him and Ogihara Hideki's role Majima Yamato are classmates. The story starts with Midorikawa hosting a radio show, where he utilizes his best cutesy-teen-idol voice (and I die from teh cute). He gets a lot of calls from listeners with weird questions about hotdogs and SM queens and rabbits and one hole and getting knocked up. That's all hilarious and junk. At the end of the show Midorikawa gets a mail from a female listener about his new single: she writes that she has a boyfriend but that he's away a lot so she's sad ... and then she continues to say that one particular part of Midorikawa's new single reminds her of her BF when he comes (ahahaha). Midorikawa replies and is very sympathetic, and at the end he goes "Aishiteruyo ♥" at her request.

Scene changes, and we hear Midorikawa call Origaha. Because, as was to be expected, he was the one who sent in the silly letter! Midorikawa is all upset (so cute), of course, to which Ogihara replies that the letter was all true: they haven't been able to see each other lately because Midorikawa is so busy, and that he has been listening to Midorikawa's new single and thinking about having sex with him. Midorikawa gets even more upset ... but Ogihara somehow manages to provoke him into having phone sex (bwaha). So Ogihara does the usual seme-talk ... "You like to be touched on your nipples, right? Touch them. Oooh, you're so dirty ... you love this ... I bet you touch them when you jerk off by yourself, too ..." (Midorikawa is all "No way! Shut up!" but he likes it, obviously.) Then Ogihara manages to get Midorikawa to finger himself, and he comes.

This story ends with Ogihara cutely asking Midorikawa to say that he loves him, and Midorikawa complying reluctantly. Very very very very very cute and hot. In short, I loved this.

The second story featured Midorikawa again as Natsukawa, and Hiyama Nobuyuki as the seme Sena Yoshihiko. Here we meet Midorikawa right after he has slept with a producer of a TV show to get a role. (Aw!) He hates himself for it, so when Hiyama sees him smooch with the producer and blackmails him into following him to his apartment, Midorikawa doesn't object.

Turns out Hiyama doesn't want to have sex with him, though ... Hiyama is a hentai manga writer, and is in dire need of someone to assist his manga-drawing so he can meet his deadline. (Ogihara's role Yamato is Hiyama's assistant in this story.) Midorikawa is very relieved, and he ends up helping Hiyama from time to time.

Along the way Midorikawa comes to trust Hiyama more and more, probably because Hiyama doesn't treat him like an idol but just like an ordinary and annoying kid. One night, Midorikawa confesses to Hiyama about how he hates himself for sleeping with producers, and how he thinks everyone knows about it and are looking down on him for it, and how he almost doesn't find being an idol fun, and stuff. Hiyama consoles Midorikawa by telling him that ... um, that Midorikawa should do porn to learn what good sex is about (bwahaha). Then Hiyama holds a long speech about what good sex is, and hugs Midorikawa, and then they proceed to have good sex. With toys. And it's hot.

Midorikawa is too damn cute in this CD, in case you couldn't tell from what I wrote above. He's really cute in idol-mode like in the first story, of course, but in non-idol mode he's pouty and angry and annoying and just ... I want to slap him and hug him and take him home with me, dammit! And the worst thing is, I'm not even a Midorikawa-fan! I can't imagine what this will do to his fans ... fry their brains, probably. Muchly recommended. Of course, Ogihara and Hiyama are great as well.