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REVIEW: Booty Royale: Never Go Down Without a Fight!

Anyway, back to the fanservice. I will admit it doesn't get any less weird or intense as it goes on, except that the author stopped putting beastiality in it (which makes a lot of sense if you read the spin-off focusing on Sarah). I won't lie and say you can read this even if you don't like Ecchi, because you are absolutely getting hit by tons of breasts before you reach that tournament arc. If not nothing else, you can say it's a different experience than your average Ecchi manga, if only due to how insane it can get sometimes, and how much effort the author puts on fighting scenes.

John the Dark Lord wrote:

Anyway, back to the fanservice. I will admit it doesn't get any less weird or intense as it goes on, except that the author stopped putting beastiality in it (which makes a lot of sense if you read the spin-off focusing on Sarah). I won't lie and say you can read this even if you don't like Ecchi, because you are absolutely getting hit by tons of breasts before you reach that tournament arc. If not nothing else, you can say it's a different experience than your average Ecchi manga, if only due to how insane it can get sometimes, and how much effort the author puts on fighting scenes.

Well, any interest I might've had could've just gone out the window with the bestiality mention. Really? I'm all for adult titles and adult themes, but yea.....there are limits.

I am curious if you guys would think which side of the E to H scale this would fall? Is this part of the recent trend of making H-Manga that aims to fall just on the side of publishable in a normal book store. Or is like more like your regular strong Ecchi series that try to be more then just softcore titilation.

The manga gets better much later when it becomes a martial arts manga but the sex in those parts, while consensual, is still a bit too graphic for a normal bookstore, at least IMO.

But believe it or not, later down the line, this manga starts prioritizing something else over the sex. No, it's still not an actual plot, it's martial arts. As someone who has read ahead of this manga as well as checked out other manga by the same author, I can confidently say Rui Takato loves his martial arts as much as he loves butts and boobs. A weird combination for sure, but I think it's what makes this manga interesting. Many volumes later we even get a tournament arc that really seems to be just an excuse for Rui to talk about all these different martial arts he likes. To the point where he even gives lessons on the history of the arts and quotes real-life fighters.

If not nothing else, you can say it's a different experience than your average Ecchi manga, if only due to how insane it can get sometimes, and how much effort the author puts on fighting scenes.[/spoiler]

I am curious if you guys would think which side of the E to H scale this would fall? Is this part of the recent trend of making H-Manga that aims to fall just on the side of publishable in a normal book store. Or is like more like your regular strong Ecchi series that try to be more then just softcore titilation.