Ayako Kawasumi's energetic performance as Chizuru carries the rest of the cast.Īs far as quality, plot, or taste is concerned, Kanokon has none-the whole affair is an exercise in sucking your intelligence out through your eyeballs while hammering away with explicit dialogue and fetish-heavy shenanigans so graphic the average panty shot won't even register by the time you're done. To that end, the soft-focus character art isn't bad, the decent animation budget gets spent where it counts, and the unrestrained lasciviousness is creative and in huge volume. Paired with blandly cute, boyish male lead Kouta and pitted against an underdeveloped, personality-free wolf girl for his affections, characterization, logic, and plot are all pretty much nonexistent apart from some embarrassingly bad "drama." At least it has the good sense to stick to the one thing it's good at: fetish-y situation comedy, centered around the graphic abandon with which Chizuru throws herself at Kouta. Overdeveloped protagonist Chizuru may be a fox spirit, but she acts like the patron saint of fanservice-spanking, erotic massage, bunny girls, you name it, Kanokon probably goes there (although somewhat unexpectedly, the main fetish target turns out to be maternal, not furry). A completely generic "wussy guy with crazy girlfriend" framework with the naughty stuff cranked to eleven, Kanokon is like an ongoing dare to see how dirty it can get without crossing the line into full-on hentai (a challenge it finally loses in episode nine).
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