Nobunaga Sensei no Osanazuma

With countless attempts to hide its real purpose, time travel, unexplained events, but unfortunately it seems only excuses to show sensual and sexualized scenes.

Well forced, you can have a laugh but nothing serious.

Nobunaga Oda is a teacher who is apparently descended from the historical figure of the same name. One day he accidentally breaks a piece of old pottery, when he touches the remains a young girl suddenly appears from thin air. She announces that she is Saito Kicho; fiancée to the original Nobunaga who believes the man in front of him is her intended... when it is pointed out that fourteen year olds can't marry in the modern era she suggests the just make babies! This is just the start of our protagonist's problems; soon another girl appears then he learns that several people he knows, including his students, also have the souls of historical figures with romantic links to Nobunaga. If he can't resist them he is going to be in real trouble.

It must be said this series is more than a little sleazy with many of the characters being disturbingly young; that said even the 'uncensored' version has these characters inappropriate body parts hidden by pictures of their faces. Only an older character is seen truly uncensored; a large chested colleague of Nobunaga. Strangely the censored version is more disturbing as one is likely to imagine worse things going on than are actually shown! Given all this it feels like it should get a lower score but there were plenty of genuinely funny moments. The animation is better than I expected for a series of seven minute episodes and the characters are rather fun. Overall I'm not sure I'd recommend this, it certainly won't be for everybody but if you want a laugh and don't mind the sexual elements it passes the time well enough.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.