Oku-san's Daily Fantasiesby Patti MartinsonReviews may contain information that could be considered 'spoilers'. Readers should proceed at their own risk. Publisher
Credits Grade: 7 Oku-San's Daily Fantasies is a downloadable manga from SuBLime. It tells of Yuzuru Oku, a 26 year old office worker with an obsession: his delivery man, Riki Sudo. Oku buys all kinds of things online, just so that Riki can delivery them to his house. Oku also has fantasies about having sex with Sudo in all manner of ways and situations. Another man appears in Oku's life: Yokoshima, who works for a company that sells sex toys and porn videos — items that Oku once bought from that very same company. Far from being shocked by Oku's purchase, Yokoshima gives Oku free products, as well as tests some of the non-penetrative ones out on the reluctant man. The situation Oku finds himself in can't last long, and it gets resolved by the end.This is the first time I've downloaded manga, and it was a simple and easy thing to do. I also liked how easily I was able to the read the manga, as I just had to scroll down to read more without have to make any kind resizing adjustment. I like the art and story too, very easy on the eyes, easy to read and follow. The main character having fantasies was a good way to get straight into the sex, which is very plentiful in this book. But they gave just enough substance to the character that the fantasies weren't just there to drool over. I had two issues with the sex depicted. First, that the genitals were glowing white tubes, understandable but kind of distracting to me. The other thing is that sometimes, the artist drew the characters in chibi form, or resembling children. While I am familiar with this manga trope, there are many who might be quite offended by seeing what looks like a little boy trying a dildo out for size, even if they enjoy M/M manga. Overall, this was a good downloading experience, the manga was enjoyable to read and look at. I would definitely download or buy more of SuBLime's work. Written: February 11, 2012
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