Credits: Alpha Coders 

Contents:

• World's End Harem
• Parallel Paradise
• Nozoki Ana
• To Love-Ru
• Jicho shinai motoyusya no tsuyokute tanoshii New Game
• Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches
• Prison School

If you’re an ecchi manga fan like me, then you know there’s something special about that perfect mix of fanservice, humor, and a touch of plot to keep you hooked! Ecchi manga always finds a way to make you blush, laugh, and get lost in the outrageous yet captivating worlds. Whether it’s the over-the-top situations or those playful moments between characters, ecchi manga keeps things entertaining! Ready to dive in? Here are seven ecchi manga guaranteed to have you blushing to your ears!

1. World's End Harem

Credits: Rakuten Kubo 

Kicking off this list is World’s End Harem, an ecchi manga that pushes the limits of the genre! The story takes place in a dystopian future where a virus has wiped out almost the entire male population, leaving just a handful of men alive. Our protagonist, Reito, wakes up from cryosleep to discover he’s one of the last men on Earth, and it’s his duty to repopulate the planet. Sounds like a dream scenario for an ecchi manga, right? Well, let’s just say things escalate quickly, and Reito finds himself surrounded by beautiful women all eager to, um, save the human race.

Despite its steamy premise, World’s End Harem has more going for it than just fanservice. The sci-fi elements are actually pretty intriguing! While it’s packed with ecchi moments, there’s a deeper plot involving societal pressure, politics, and even some ethical questions around the idea of repopulation.

2. Parallel Paradise

Credits: Ubuy 

Next on the list is Parallel Paradise, and if you haven’t picked this one up yet, prepare yourself for some crazy fantasy action! The story follows Youta, a high school student who is suddenly transported to a medieval fantasy world where, get this, he’s the only man in existence. And it turns out his mere presence has a rather, uh, powerful effect on the women of this world. Let’s just say things get very, very ecchi right from the start.

This manga is intense, and the fanservice is dialed up to the max, but what I love about Parallel Paradise is that it doesn’t shy away from its ridiculous premise. Youta finds himself in all kinds of awkward (and blush-worthy) situations, but there’s also a solid fantasy plot that keeps the action moving. There’s plenty of battle sequences, magic, and world-building to complement the ecchi moments, making it more than just pure fanservice. It’s like Sword Art Online, but with a lot more blushing and ecchi chaos!

3. Nozoki Ana

Credits: Amazon 

Let’s take things in a more mature direction with Nozoki Ana. This one isn’t your typical ecchi comedy—it’s a psychological drama mixed with heavy fanservice. The story revolves around Kido, a college student who discovers a peephole in his apartment that leads to his neighbor’s room. What follows is a steamy, tension-filled relationship as both characters get caught up in a voyeuristic game that has emotional stakes beyond just physical attraction.

Nozoki Ana is one of those ecchi manga that makes you feel a bit guilty while reading, but the character development is surprisingly deep. The connection between Kido and his neighbor evolves into something complex, with a mix of psychological tension, romance, and, of course, tons of fanservice. It’s a manga that blends drama with ecchi moments, creating a gripping narrative that keeps you turning the pages even when you’re blushing!

4. To Love-Ru

Credits: Ebay 

Next on the list we have To Love-Ru, a fan-favorite ecchi manga that brings a perfect balance of comedy, romance, and fanservice. The story follows Rito Yuuki, a high school student who is hopelessly in love with his classmate, but things take a bizarre turn when an alien princess named Lala crashes into his life—literally! From that point on, Rito finds himself in one ridiculous situation after another, often with very ecchi results.

To Love-Ru is known for its over-the-top fanservice, but it also has an enjoyable story filled with hilarious misunderstandings, lovable characters, and light-hearted romance. If you’re looking for a manga that doesn’t take itself too seriously while delivering on the ecchi moments, To Love-Ru is a perfect pick. It’s funny, it’s sexy, and it’s filled with moments that will definitely have you blushing!

5. Jicho shinai motoyusya no tsuyokute tanoshii New Game

Credits: Kushi 

If you’re looking for something more lighthearted and playful, Jicho shinai motoyusya no tsuyokute tanoshii New Game is the perfect pick. This ecchi manga follows an ex-hero who’s finished his big quest and is now enjoying a leisurely “new game” life in the fantasy world he once saved. Of course, this means lots of time for fun, games, and plenty of ecchi antics along the way!

The tone of this manga is much more lighthearted compared to some of the other entries on this list. It’s filled with over-the-top ecchi situations, misunderstandings, and fanservice that’ll leave you laughing and blushing at the same time. If you’re in the mood for a fun, carefree ecchi manga that doesn’t take itself too seriously, this one is a blast to read. It’s the perfect escape into a world where the hero can finally relax and enjoy life (and maybe some ecchi moments too!).

6. Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches

Credits: Wikipedia

Next up we’ve got Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches, a wildly popular ecchi manga with a supernatural twist! The story follows Ryu Yamada, a delinquent who discovers that when he kisses certain girls, they swap bodies—and there are seven witches in his school who each have unique magical abilities. What starts as a series of hilarious and embarrassing situations quickly turns into a story filled with mystery, romance, and, of course, plenty of fanservice.

This manga is a mix of ecchi fun and supernatural intrigue. The concept of body-swapping adds a ton of comedic and risqué moments that’ll have you blushing, while the unfolding mystery of the witches’ powers keeps the plot moving. It’s the perfect blend of ecchi and fantasy, making Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches a must-read for any fan of the genre.

7. Prison School

Credits: Amazon 

Last but definitely not least is Prison School, a manga that pushes the boundaries of ecchi in the most outrageous and hilarious ways possible. The story centers around five boys who enroll in an all-girls school, only to be thrown into the school’s “prison” after being caught peeping. What follows is a series of absurd punishments, ecchi encounters, and laugh-out-loud moments that make Prison School one of the boldest ecchi manga out there.

The best thing about Prison School is how unapologetically wild it is. The characters find themselves in the most ridiculous (and often embarrassing) situations, but it’s all done with a comedic twist. It’s over-the-top, it’s edgy, and it’s definitely blush-worthy, but at the same time, it’s one of the funniest ecchi manga you’ll ever read. 

Whether you’re into sci-fi, fantasy, or just a good romantic drama, these manga bring the heat with plenty of fanservice and great storytelling to match. Which one are you picking up next? Let us know at the Otaku Community—we’d love to hear your thoughts!