Icha Icha Innocence ( イチャイチャイノセンス, Icha Icha Inosensu) is the follow-up to Violence.Ebisu enjoyed Violence more than Paradise, remarking that, 'I have never seen the bonds between a man and a woman painted so stirringly.' In Naruto episode 101, Violence also receives a film adaptation. Icha Icha Violence ( イチャイチャバイオレンス, Icha Icha Baiorensu, English TV: Make-Out Violence) is the second book in the series.When Mirai Sarutobi asks Might Guy what the film is about, he becomes uncomfortable and abruptly changes the subject. Paradise eventually receives a film adaptation in Konoha Shinden, it was filmed in a town in the Land of Fire, near the border with the Land of Hot Water. Its plot is summarised as: 'The main character and heroine, both new to love, begin dating, and their eyes gradually open to grown-up love.' In Gaara Hiden, Gaara reads Paradise in an effort to learn more about relationships, but it only ends up making him more confused. Icha Icha Paradise ( イチャイチャパラダイス, Icha Icha Paradaisu, English TV: Make-Out Paradise) is the first in the series, written in three parts.By the time of Kakashi Retsuden, Kakashi's picture and recommendation start to be printed on the books' cover. Kakashi Hatake is a particular fan of the series he enjoys reading the books even while in the middle of conversations. Icha Icha is wildly popular, giving Jiraiya's checkbook a balance that is 'filled with zeroes'. Teenagers are often curious about the books' contents, prompting their parents and other adults to go to great lengths to keep the books away from them. When he's working on a new novel, he gathers 'research' by peeping on women while they bathe. The Icha Icha novels are based on Jiraiya's experiences in love, particularly his rejections by Tsunade.

Icha Icha ( イチャイチャ, English TV: Make Out) is a series of adult novels written by Jiraiya after the commercial failure of The Tale of the Utterly Gutsy Shinobi.

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