Ana’s Ass Fortune Telling [NO! MEKUJIRA]

Editorial Review

NO! MEKUJIRA’s “Ana’s Ass Fortune Telling” occupies a deliberately absurdist corner of the adult game landscape, blending occult-themed visual novel mechanics with a scatological conceit that’s equal parts ridiculous and committed. The butt/hips focus here isn’t merely decorative—it’s the structural foundation of both gameplay and narrative, making this a genuinely niche proposition in a space typically dominated by more conventional romance or power fantasy setups.

What distinguishes this work is its self-aware tone and the specificity of its creative limitation. The protagonist’s deliberate gender-filtering (excluding men not out of prudishness but out of personal preference) establishes an all-female cast and implicitly signals yuri potential, yet the synopsis hints the real draw is watching how Ana fumbles through her inaugural day as a fortune teller with a hilariously impractical gift. The pixel art style reinforces a retro visual novel aesthetic that complements the lighthearted comedy rather than undercutting it. The “touching” tag suggests interactive elements beyond passive reading, likely involving the fortune-telling mechanic itself as tactile gameplay rather than mere voyeurism.

This is fundamentally a comedy work operating within adult game conventions, not an adult work pretending at comedy. The appeal hinges entirely on embracing its absurdist premise and finding humor in the collision between occult shop ambiance and its decidedly undignified fortune-telling method.

Ideal for players who appreciate surreal humor, experimental approaches to adult content, and don’t require their games to maintain romantic or erotic seriousness. If your tolerance for scatological comedy is zero, or if you need substantive narrative/character development beyond the novelty concept, this will wear thin quickly. For those seeking something genuinely different from standard adult game fare, however, NO! MEKUJIRA delivers exactly what it promises with apparent earnestness.