Nobody talks about this one. A rich kid's descent into yakuza culture plays out in Shibuya's neon underbelly, raw and uncomfortable in ways that feel less like exploitation and more like a confession. The ecchi elements aren't window dressing, they're woven into how young men rationalize their own corruption, one bad choice bleeding into the next. Based on George Abe's actual life, it trades prettiness for honesty about what privilege looks like when you throw it away on purpose.

Adapted from the troubled youth of the Japanese writer George Abe, this four-episode OVA from 1988 centers on a boy raised in a wealthy household who begins spending his time with yakuza. The story is a drama with ecchi elements, tracing how a privileged upbringing gives way to a rougher crowd during his formative years.