[ENG Ver.] 3P Yuri H Anthology

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Yuri anthologies are common in the doujin space, but ones built around a single premise, the three-girl pairing, are far rarer, and this English edition leans into that focus. Where most yuri collections default to one-on-one romance, a trio-only brief changes the dynamics of every story: shifting power balances, rivalry, and shared intimacy take the place of a simple confession-and-consummation arc.

The contributor list is the main draw. Eight manga artists share space with two illustrators, a cover artist, and a prose contributor, Umashi_KazUri, whose novel comes paired with its own dedicated illustrator. That mix of formats gives the book a magazine-like variety, and the range of artists suggests a real spread of art styles rather than one house look. The setting list is also unusually broad for a yuri collection: school, office, student and teacher, villainess characters, and cuckoldry. The villainess entry nods to a fantasy-flavored trend, while cuckoldry is an uncommon, more charged inclusion in girl-on-girl work, and readers sensitive to that theme should note it in advance. The dedicated cover design credit also points to deliberate packaging rather than a throwaway compilation.

On the practical side, the English-language JPEG format means the pages are plain image files, easy to read on any device without special software, though that also means no text-searchable features. As with any multi-author anthology, expect uneven highs and lows across the book.

Readers who like threesome dynamics, enjoy sampling many artists in one volume, and want yuri that ranges from workplace realism to villainess fantasy will get the most from it.

For a varied, trio-focused yuri sampler, this one earns its place on the shelf.