The following is a list of companies that had been, or are producing Hentai. This list only includes notable examples of companies that have received significant coverage outside of their respective works. Most of the listed entries are Japanese in origin as the term is coined from that particular country. The publication of erotic materials in the United States can be traced back to at least 1990, when IANVS Publications printed its first Anime Shower Special.[1] Central Park Media's 1993 release of Urotsukidoji brought the first hentai film to American viewers.[1]

Name Country Type Founded Defunct
0verflow Japan Visual novels 1999 Active
âge Japan Visual novels 1998 Active
AliceSoft Japan Video games 1989 Active
Akabeisoft2 Japan Visual novels 2005 Active
Arms Corporation Japan Anime 1996 2020
August Japan Visual novels 2001 Active
Candy Soft Japan Visual novels 1997 Active
Circus Japan Visual novels 2000 Active
Cocktail Soft Japan Visual novels 1989 Active
Core Magazine Japan Magazine 1985 Active
Cherry Lips Japan Anime Un­known Un­known
ELF Corporation Japan Video games 1988 2015
Eushully Japan Video games 2005 Active
Fakku Japan Manga 2006 Active
Frontwing Japan Visual novels 2000 Active
Giga Japan Visual novels 1993 Active
Green Bunny Japan Anime 1997 2005
Icarus Publishing United States Manga 2002 Un­known
Illusion Japan Video games 2001 Active
JAST USA United States Video games 1996 Active
Key Japan Visual novels 1998 Active
Leaf Japan Visual novels 1995 Active
Megatech Software United States Video games 1992 2010
Minori Japan Visual novels 2001 Active
Moonstone Japan Visual novels 2003 Active
Navel Japan Visual novels 2003 Active
Pink Pineapple Japan Anime Un­known Un­known
Studio Proteus United States Manga 1986 Un­known
Tactics Japan Visual novels 1997 2011
ZyX Japan Video games 1994 Active

References

  1. 1 2 "Ask John: How Did Hentai Become Popular in America?". AnimeNation. Archived from the original on 25 September 2013. Retrieved 26 April 2013.
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