These are the 10 most popular H animes in history so far

Myanimelist, the largest online database on anime and manga, offers a clear view of the popularity of Animes H through the number of members who have added them to their lists. Below, we present the 10 most popular Hentai animes of all time, classified according to the number of registered members in Myanimelist.

The 10 most popular H animes in history according to MyAnimelist

1. Boku no Pico (2006) – 184,000 members

This controversial OVA from an episode follows Pico, a young man who works in his grandfather’s cafeteria, and his meeting with Tamotsu, an office worker in search of emotions. The relationship between the two challenges norms of age and gender, generating an intense physical connection. Its notoriety, partly because of its “meme” status, makes it the most popular hentai for members in evil.

2. Overflow (2020) – 154,000 members

An 8-episode series that narrates the adventures of Kazushi Sudou, a college student, with her childhood friends, the Ayane sisters and Kotone Shirakawa. An incident with a pudding and a lotion triggers risque encounters in the bathroom, exploring a love triangle full of eroticism.

3. Euphoria (2011) – 86,000 members

This dark 6-episode OVA plunges Keisuke Takatou into a deadly game where he must meet sex challenges to survive. Caught with six companions in a white room, the series combines psychological horror with explicit scenes, marking a unique tone in the genre.

4. A Kite (1998) – 78,000 members

A 2-episode OVA that mixes action and drama with hentai elements. Sawa, a young orphan trained as a murderer, seeks to take revenge on her corrupt guardians. His relationship with Oburi, another vigilante, offers an emotional respite in a world of violence and abuse.

5. Pico to Chico (2007) – 73,000 members

Sequel to “Boku no Pico”, this one episode OVA continues the adventures of Pico, who now meets Chico. The dynamic between the two explores innocence and sexual awakening, maintaining the characteristic style of the series.

6. Itadaki! Seieki (2014) – 70,000 members

In this one-episode OVA, Kanzaki meets Mari Setogaya, a vampire who needs to feed. Discovering that he does not tolerate blood, Kanzaki offers him another bodily fluid, triggering a relationship that goes beyond simple encounters.

7. Bible Black (2001) – 69,000 members

A 6-episode OVA unraveling the dark secrets of a school. Taki Minarse finds a magic book that unleashes a series of events full of black magic and lust. The series is known for its complex narrative and its impact on the genre.

8. Peak x Coco x Chico (2008) – 67,000 members

Third installment of the Pico saga, this OVA introduces Coco, a mysterious young man who joins Pico and Chico in a whirlwind of jealousy and passion. The trio dynamic adds a new layer of intensity to the series.

9. Eroge! H Mo Game Mo Kaihatsu Zanmai (2011) – 63,000 members

This 6-episode OVA follows Tomoya Mochizuki, passionate about erotic games, who joins a crisis development study. To improve their projects, the studio employees explore sexual experiences under their guidance, combining comedy and eroticism.

10. Omiai Aite wa Oshiego Tsuyoki na Mondaiji. (2017) – 62,000 members

A series of 12 short episodes that narrates the forbidden relationship between Nano Saikawa, a teacher, and Souji Kuga, his troubled student. What begins as a misunderstanding in a arranged date becomes a passionate relationship full of moral dilemmas.

The number of members in Myanimelist It reflects the general interest, but not necessarily the quality or critical acceptance. For example, “Boku no Pico” leads due to his infamy and meme status among H anime, while series like “Overflow” and “Itadaki! Seieki” have gained popularity for their lighter accessibility and narrative.