Artist Worries Nintendo Will See Hentai Manga on His Switch 2 Repair Receipt
As excitement builds for the new console, one unexpected story surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2 is gaining attention online. A Japanese R18 artist went viral after sharing a very specific concern: if his new console needs repairs, Nintendo might notice he bought a hentai manga at the same time — all because of the Switch 2 repair receipt policy.
Artist Worries Nintendo Will See Hentai Manga on His Switch 2 Repair Receipt
The adult artist posted on Twitter/X, explaining his blunder:
“I bought a Switch 2, all good, but I forgot that the receipt is needed for warranty… and I bought it along with a COMIC Kairakuten (a hentai manga magazine)… So if I ever need to send it in for repairs, I’ll be handing Nintendo a receipt that includes an eromanga…”
So… What Games Were on His Switch 2?
To make things funnier, he followed up with another post, imagining what the repair staff at Nintendo might think when they see both his receipt and his choice of games:
“Nintendo: ‘Wow, this guy bought a Switch 2 along with Kairakuten… I wonder what kind of games he plays…’
The repair tech boots up the console, sees the main menu… lined up are all kinds of flashy, borderline games. The poor tech falls out of his chair.
Nintendo: ‘Uwaa… aa…'”
Naturally, fans got curious. Based on the screenshot of his console menu, the artist’s Switch 2 is packed with waifu and ecchi titles. Some of the games identified include:
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Maid of the Dead
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Livestream: Escape from Hotel Izanami
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Livestream 2: Escape from Togaezuka Happy Place
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To Heart
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Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue
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Duel Princess
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Prison Princess
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Gun Gun Pixies
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The Future You’ve Been Dreaming Of
Each of these games has strong fanservice or adult themes, making the situation even more amusing — especially when paired with the hentai magazine on the Switch 2 repair receipt.
Will Nintendo Recognize COMIC Kairakuten?
COMIC Kairakuten is a well-known hentai manga magazine in Japan, featuring erotic stories from various artists. It remains unclear whether Nintendo’s repair staff will recognize it on the receipt, but the artist seems both embarrassed and amused by the possibility.
While his situation might be humorous, it also highlights an important reminder: be mindful of what you purchase together — especially if your receipt might one day be sent to a company like Nintendo!
via Você Sabia Anime
