The other day, Kashou stumbled upon Kasane Teto’s “From the Start” cover and I’ve been listening to it on repeat. That song triggered a memory. Kashou once saw a modded lewd MMD video of Teto and Miku. But no matter how much I tried to find it, my efforts wasted an entire afternoon. However, those long hours of browsing made me think that the J-List family would appreciate an article on lewd anime idol and Vocaloid art.
Kashou knows that some otaku are against lewding idols, but he can’t understand why. The thought that a “fan” of someone or something would actively wish for that person’s loneliness and pent-up horniness is incomprehensible. Even though all of Kashou’s favorite idols only exist in the 2D plane, he wishes them a life filled with love and dirty deeds, the kind that are done dirt cheap. That said, let’s lewd some Vocaloids and anime idols!
It’s a very special time for us at J-List, because 30 years ago this week, we started the first anime and hentai shop selling to fans around the world. And we’ve been able to make it this far thanks to our wonderful customers. We’re celebrating with a huge 20% sale on all in-stock Japan products, through October 7th. Start browsing now!
Are THE IDOLM@STER Girls the Most Lewdable Anime Idols in the Universe?
Kashou swears that for years he thought THE IDOLM@STER was a doujin series. No matter the site he visited, one of their heroines was getting creamed. It wasn’t until I found Madoka Higuchi’s “Yumemidori” that I realized THE IDOLM@STER was a multimedia franchise. Chat, many tears were shed when the “Yumemidori” lyrics were read.
That small glimpse into my tender fuwa fuwa soul aside, Kashou still thinks the franchise’s money doesn’t come from its anime or gacha. That money is made from lewd idol art. Don’t believe that? You don’t have to take it at face value — as the Russians say, “Trust, but verify.” (And no, I didn’t get that from Reagan. I have class.) And to verify that, you can check the J-List store for doujins that feature lewd idol art! We have doujins featuring THE IDOL M@STER’s Hinana Ichikawa, Minami Nitta, Luca Ikaruga, and, of course, the most lewdable anime idol in the franchise, Madoka Higuchi!
Sure, Kashou is trying to sell you something, but he’s also here to show you lewd idol art! When it comes to THE IDOLM@STER lewd idol art, by far Kashou’s favorite illustrator is Nonbire. The shading and coloring in their illustrations are opulent. And the eroticism of their work is addictive. Nonbire’s illustrations are like Pringles — the moment you taste it, you never stop at one. A lot of lewd art lacks soul, but Nonbire’s work beckons you. Their work is lewd anime idol art that you can still admire after you fap.
Click on the heroine’s name to view Nonbire’s original post on X and Pixiv
The Love Live! x Miku Hatsune Chapter!
It breaks Kashou’s fragile heart that he wasn’t born in more prosperous times. What he’d give to have been able to dive-bomb an aircraft carrier in an SBD Dauntless. What he’d give to have been with J-List when Love Live! was airing. I could write about Love Live! doujins for years. Alas, that’s not going to happen. The only LL doujin on the site is Kitaku’s Tokimeki Youtopia. I’m ambivalent about that. Sure, SIFAS got me through dark days, but the Niji girls don’t compare to the originals.
Surprisingly, we don’t have Miku Hatsune doujins. Spending ten seconds on Pixiv is enough to show you that lewd Vocaloid art is in high demand. But all Kashou can offer is the Good Smile Company’s Hatsune Miku 1/8 Symphony figure and the Piapro Hatsune Miku NT 1/8 Complete figure. And of course, lewd anime idol and Vocaloid art!
Whenever you’re looking for lewd Love Live! art, remember these names — Box Wonderland, Tata, Yopparai Oni, and Toyasu Aina. Box Wonderland and Yopparai Oni are monumental influences to me. And you may think, “Kashou, how can an illustrator influence a writer?” It’s easy. They tell a story with their art, and I tell one with my words, and their art made me want to write. So, Kashou would be really happy if you followed and praised their work. Believe me, most creatives have suffered successive mood downs because of AI recently. So it really helps to hear that someone’s rooting for you.
PS, Toyasu Aina has some killer Love Live! doujins; ask the higher-ups to stock them. You won’t regret it.
Who Are Your Favorite Anime Idols and Vocaloids?
While Nico Yazawa will always be #1, Kashou’s a massive fan of 22/7. Their songs are the perfect combination of catchy and “I have to answer the call of the void.” Whenever I listen to 22/7, I never know if I’m getting a mood boost or I’ll end up looking at oncoming traffic with a twinkle in my eye. And I’m smitten with things that get that much emotion out of me. Plus, Ayaka Tachikawa, Akane Maruyama, and Miu Takigawa are perfectly my type. I also have to give an honorable mention to LizNoir and IIIX from Idoly Pride. The music and character designs in those units are pristine. Thanks for reading, ja ne!
PS VOL II, please follow the illustrators who made the art I chucked into this article. I’ve linked their social media pages in the illustration names. Go and tell them they’re loved. Sites like J-List exist because of people like them.
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It’s a very special time for us at J-List, because 30 years ago this week, we started the first anime and hentai shop selling to fans around the world. And we’ve been able to make it this far thanks to our wonderful customers. We’re celebrating with a huge 20% sale on all in-stock Japan products, through October 7th. Start browsing now!
