I Want You To Show Me Your Panties With a Disgusted Face 2
嫌な顔されながらおパンツ見せてもらいたい 2 (Iya na Kao sare nagara Opantsu Misete Moraitai 2)
- Ecchi
- Episodes
- 6
- Duration
- 4 min per ep
- Aired
- Nov 22, 2019 to Dec 27, 2019
- Status
- Finished Airing
Synopsis
*I Want You To Show Me Your Panties With a Disgusted Face 2* continues the concept-driven ecchi project centered on women in a variety of outfits who reveal their underwear while wearing expressions of clear disgust.
Each segment focuses on the contrast between the costumes and the unimpressed, irritated reactions, leaning into the series’ simple, provocative premise.
Otaku Consensus
Otaku Consensus: Season 2 is received as a pure niche object rather than a broadly recommendable ecchi comedy, reflected in its 5.84 MAL score and 55/100 AniList score. What works is the disciplined short-form pacing, the POV structure, and Saya Fukase’s compact direction around 40-hara’s illustration-born fetish concept; the common criticism is that the six episodes offer little escalation beyond costume variation and repetition.
Why You Should Watch
Watch this if you want ecchi reduced to a clean, single-purpose short format without harem plotting, romantic detours, or action-comedy padding. It scratches a neighboring itch to Miru Tights and Tawawa on Monday: the appeal is in controlled framing, costume-specific fanservice, and the viewer-positioned POV rather than character arcs. Season 2 is especially suited to viewers who like anthology-style micro-episodes, because the six-episode run moves quickly through recognizable archetypes highlighted by AniList’s tags, including maids, a nun motif, and twins. The tone is less playful than mainstream ecchi and more confrontational by design, so it works best for fans interested in fetish illustration culture translated almost directly into animation.
What Makes It Stand Out
- 1
The season is built as a six-episode short-form project that aired in a tight window from November 22 to December 27, 2019, making it closer to a curated fetish showcase than a conventional TV cour.
- 2
AniList’s 80% POV tag is central to the presentation: the camera grammar treats the viewer as the addressed party, which separates it from ecchi series that rely on ensemble banter or accidental fanservice setups.
- 3
The costume lineup is part of the structure, not decoration, with AniList specifically flagging maids at 53%, nun elements at 50%, and twins at 46%.
- 4
Production is credited to A-Real and UWAN Pictures, with Saya Fukase holding multiple production-facing roles including director, director of photography, and animation producer.
- 5
The sound side is separately staffed by Ryousuke Naya as sound director and Yasuyuki Konno on sound effects, a notable detail for a project whose timing depends heavily on short reaction beats.
Fun Facts & Trivia
- Fun fact 1
- The anime is credited to 40-hara as original creator, tying it to a creator-led concept rather than a typical manga serialization model listed in the provided data.
- Fun fact 2
- Saya Fukase is unusually prominent in the credits, serving as director, director of photography, and animation producer on the same season.
- Fun fact 3
- The project’s AniList profile gives it 182 favourites, underscoring that its audience is small but specific rather than broadly mainstream.
- Fun fact 4
- Its database reception is consistent across platforms: MAL lists it at 5.84/10 from 15,637 votes, while AniList records a 55/100 score.
- Fun fact 5
- Planning credits include Ikuo Saitou, with Shinjirou Ayuzawa credited for planning assistance, showing that even this minimalist ecchi short had a distinct planning layer beyond the animation staff.
Studios
- A-Real
- UWAN Pictures
