18+ ( ADULT CONTENT) Origin Of Erotic ANIME:- Because there are fewer animation productions, most erotic works are retroactively tagged as hentai since the coining of the term in English. Hentai is typically defined as consisting of excessive nudity, graphic sexual intercourse whether or it is perverse. The term ecchi, is typically related to fanservice, with no sexual intercourse being depicted. Two early works escape being defined as hentai, but contain erotic themes. This is likely do to the obscurity and unfamiliarity of the works, arriving in America and fading from public focus a full twenty years before importation and surging interests coined the Americanized term of hentai. The first is the 1969 film One Thousand and One Arabian Nights which faithfully includes erotic elements of the original story. In 1970, Cleopatra: Queen of Sex, was the first animated film to carry an X rating, but it was mislabeled as erotica in America. The term typically identifies the Lolita Anime series as the first erotic animeand original video animation (OVA), it was released in 1984 by Wonder Kids. Containing 8 episodes, the series focused on underage sex and rape and including one episode containing BDSM bondage. Several sub-series were released in response, including a second Lolita Animeseries was released by Nikkatsu. It has not been officially licensed or distributed outside of its original release. The Cream Lemon franchise of works, which ran from 1984-2005, with a number of them entering the American market in various forms. The The Brothers Grimeseries released by Excalibur Films contained Cream Lemonworks as early as 1986. However, they were not billed as anime and were introduced during the same time that the first underground distribution of erotic works began. The American release of licensed erotic anime was first attempted in 1991 by Central Park Media, with "I Give My All", but it never occurred. In December 1992, Devil Hunter Yohkowas the first risque ( ecchi) title was released by A.D. Vision. While it contains no sexual intercourse it pushes the limits of the ecchi category with sexual dialogue, nudity and one scene in which the heroine is about to be raped. It was Central Park Media's 1993 release of Urotsuki doji which brought the first "hentai" film to the American viewers. Often cited for creating the hentai and tentacle rapegenres, it contains extreme depictions of violence and monster sex. [ 26 ]It is notable for being the first depiction of tentacle sexon screen. When the movie premiered in America it was described as being "drenched in graphic scenes of perverse sex and ultra-violence". Following this release, a wealth of pornographic content began to arrive in America. With companies such as A.D. Vision, Central Park Mediaand Media Blastersreleasing licensed titles under various labels. A.D. Vision's label Soft Cel Pictures would release 19 titles in 1995 alone. Another label, Critical Masswas created in 1996 to release an unedited edition of Violence Jack. When A.D. Vision's hentai label Soft Cel Pictures shut down in 2005, most of its titles were acquired by Critical Mass. Following the bankruptcy of Central Park Mediain 2009, the licenses for all Anime 18-related products and movies were transferred to Critical Mass.