EROMANGA
HALL OF FAME

In place of guilt, set down one rule of play. Hametomo Collection enters the hall on that design.

The title sequence hands its characters a phone app that awards points for finding a partner and sleeping with them. The other sequence is set in a school where a post exists for being a classmate's practice partner. That is all the motive anyone needs, and the girls move through it laughing, counting points or filling a role. Even the chapter built on paid dates stays dry, because of that frame.

What Tamagoro widened here was the range of partners: a tanned gyaru absent from the previous book, a boy taken in hand by his sister's friend, a girl who competes for marks with a classmate and sleeps with him. The male faces are often set outside the frame, leaving the weight of flesh and the point of joining. Readers keep writing that the reading stays light although the scenes are dense.

The publisher's own copy calls this a second collection. It gathers a little over a year from the Comic Penguin Club Sanzokuban line, and where the first book was an assembly of one-shots, this one is rebuilt around serials.

Published in 2015. Two English-language databases carry entries under two different English titles. Twenty-first among the hall's commercial works — four of Tamagoro's volumes stand in the hall, and this is the third of them.