Anime 56779 Doukyo Suru Neneki

Slime girl that can transform into different girls.

If you screamed "YES!!!" to that. Watch this without hesitation. If that's not enough continue....
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HUGE SPOILERS!!
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... STOPP!!!!!! Omg, don't watch this if you intend to get off. Holy shit something is super fucked up about this hentai.
That slime girl.... I do not trust her one bit. Idk what the fuck she is doing, but I don't like it. There are multiple segments
in this hentai that feel like a horror anime. Maybe it's because I'm a little bitch, but I'm very uncomfortable with what I just
watched. The entire thing is just creepy. It's hard to enjoy any hentai scenes because you can't stop thinking about wtf you
just saw. Highly recommend watching it just to experience it. Sorry if this review is ass, I just finished watching it and can't
get over how unnerving it all was.

Overall this is a relatively faithful adaptation of the original in terms of content covered; however, the added content may take away from the setting instead of adding to it.

While I liked the original manga quite a bit. I think that the adaptation is a mixed bag with low quality animation and added and reordered scenes placed for shock value. I think that this emphasis for shock value generally takes away from the original work which had the horror elements pretty subtle until the third or fourth chapter and from there on out the horror aspect is generally downplayed whereas in the adaptation the ... horror aspect is shoved right in the viewers face very early and often. That being said, the studio seems to be taking an interesting direction on the horror elements starting from the second episode and I want to see where they take it.

I read the manga a while back and was happily surprised to see that Doukyo Suru Neneki got animated. Unfortunately, my happiness was short-lived; this adaptation doesn’t live up to the source material.

Let’s start with how the story has been altered. While certain parts of the original story have been animated relatively faithfully, unnecessary new scenes have been added. In my opinion, these new scenes are very much to the detriment of the series. They appear to be there for shock factor only.

Speaking of this shock factor, the source material actually has a pretty subtle horror element. It starts as a creeping suspicion before really ... getting to the horrific implications of what the slime girl can do. But it doesn’t do much with body horror. This animated adaptation on the other hand moves the tone into a more obvious horror-focused direction from an early point in the story.

Adding to this vibe is the background music. Frankly, there is little to no background music to speak of and this only adds to the creepy atmosphere.

The voice acting is actually pretty good, and the guy’s voice is smooth as fuck. That said, the dialogue itself is stilted. I’m unsure whether this is done on purpose to evoke a certain atmosphere or if it’s just bad writing.

The quality of the animation is quite poor. There are a lot of still frames and stiff movements. The sex scenes aren’t bad, per se, but the repetitive movements aren’t exactly the pinnacle of animation.

What can I say. This animated version of Doukyo Suru Neneki certainly is… something. It feels like a low-budget project that twists the original source material into a different kind of horror. If you’re interested in watching something that’s different from the usual stuff, I would say go ahead and give it a shot. At the very least, it’s interesting in its own way.