The game goes as we would expect: all the girls end up in their underwear. He is seconds from taking a trip outside of the house when, desperate lria (one-time rival now friend of Lisara) tells him that if he stays in, the girls will all play strip poker with him. He quickly begins to get frustrated as he is told the computer is broken, they sold the TV, and his cell phone was accidently put in the washing machine. The girls are completely focused on his recovery and don’t want him to stress over anything, especially the fallout from their attempt to save the world. The battle’s been won, and Ryosuke is beginning to recover from his ordeal that should save the world. We salute this ecchi scene and Ryosuke for his amazing self-control. We definitely have to acknowledge his self-control, the ability of a teenaged boy to push a half-naked girl off of him is remarkable. We don’t know where he gets the strength dealing with all the women in his life. The scene makes us think they certainly got to second base and were well on their way to third before he loses his senses and tells her to stop. “I’ve always liked you,” she replies before kissing him. “I want to give you to my first time,” Quele says. He is stunned, he asks her why, he tries to ignore her, though she’s straddling him and putting her lips very close to his. She straddles him in her black lace underwear.
Quele enters his room, slides off her dress, climbs on to Ryosuke’s bed and then on top of Ryosuke. Ryosuke is still recovering at Lisara’s manor after a battle and has been mainly healed by the Restall maids and just requires more rest before a second attempt to rescue Mina can be made.
We put this first episode at number five for its creative use of a colored stock photo of grass and everything it implies. He face-plants right into her waist, the screen cuts to a field of red grass, and he references red threads. He jolts upright almost on auto-pilot, declaring that he must see the obviously pure white panties she is wearing under the dress shirt she’s wearing. He stirs when he realizes a foot, attached to the ankle attached to a bare leg of a hot girl is kicking him. She stands over him complaining that he hasn’t woken up. We get a few really good shots of Lisara lounging in the bathtub, especially in the uncensored version, as she waits for him to come to. We then fast forward a few minutes and as he is bringing her a towel she stabs him in the chest with a magical sword, rendering him unconscious. Ryosuke offers her his umbrella and a place to dry off, stating that “all women are treasures” and should be treated as such. Lisara’s long red hair is plastered to her face and back, her white sleeveless blouse clinging to her subtle curves. Ryosuke first sees her standing in the rain outside his house. The first meeting of Lisara and Ryosuke could almost be considered romantic. We will keep all that in mind as we count down the top 5 ecchi scenes in So, I Can’t Play H. The fortunate thing for Ryosuke is he is in his prime and with all the lovely girls that end up in his orbit it only takes his active imagination to refresh the well. And by limp we mean limp, if you know what we mean. She drains his energy as part of a pact, leaving him a bit limp. Of course, he says yes, which is your default answer to anything a beautiful woman asks you, even if she is a grim reaper. The ever-so-hot Lisara asks the horny young man if she could use some of his “essence” to stay in the mortal world. His world slips down the supernatural sidewalk when he meets Lisara Restall. Ryosuke leads a normal high school life complete with a kind and busty childhood friend who’s kind of into him. He also thinks it better to be up front with your personality if you’re a perv don’t hide it behind a gentleman’s guise. A nickname like that is only appropriate for the male lead in an ecchi comedy like So, I can’t play H. Occasionally that inner monologue of his isn’t so inner, so much so his nickname among some of the girls is Pervsuke. Ryosuke Kaga has the mind of a teenage boy, so it’s pretty dirty.
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