-ENG- Bad Things To Teach Her (Korekara "Ikenai Koto" Oshiete Ageru ne) Witch’s Garden (Majo no Hanazono) Voice Actress: Kogao Mitsuki (English localization)
Utilizing 3D audio to simulate physical closeness and intimacy, making the "teaching" sessions feel personal to the listener.
The "-ENG-" prefix indicates that this version includes English translations, either through subtitles or a translated script, making it accessible to international audiences. Usage and Context
In the world of indie audio dramas, few tropes are as enduring—or as controversial—as the "corruptive" teacher-student dynamic. is a prime example of how ASMR and roleplay audio can use voice acting to explore power dynamics, rebellion, and taboo themes in a safe, immersive space. What is RJ01107130?
Deep breaths, wet ear licking, ear massage, and "sweet talk" (Sasoiko). or more information on the voice actress
The audio begins innocently. "You trust me, don't you?" The voice actress delivers this line with a sigh that could be affectionate or dismissive. The first bad thing taught is the erasure of negative consent. Every time she hesitates, the mentor reframes it as excitement. By the end of Track 2, the listener hears her parroting: "I guess I wanted it all along."
Establishing a power dynamic where the "teacher" guides the "student" into various mature scenarios. What to Expect in This Release As a "corruptive" themed audio work, it typically features:
This is not a comfort audio. It is a confrontation audio. Engagement with this title typically falls into three psychological categories:
– simple but executed well. The listener is positioned as someone being “taught” things they shouldn’t know, with a gradual escalation. The script avoids over-explaining, trusting the tone and delivery to carry the weight. Some lines feel slightly awkward in English phrasing (likely translated from JP script tropes), but nothing immersion-breaking.
The final track loops back to a soothing aftercare tone, but the words are damning. "You did so well letting go of yourself." The listener has effectively taught her that identity theft (her losing her own personality) is the ultimate gift.
From a production standpoint, excels due to three technical elements:
