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Introduction
When a world of 2-D beings discovers the existence of our universe, they send a team of beautiful Domni-Matrixes into our world to prepare it for total integration. However, once liberated from their flat and dreary 2-D existence, Compiler and Assembler quickly discovered that cybersex with a couple of 3-D guys is a lot more fun than world conquest. Now, in between interfacing with their boyfriends, Assembler and Compiler must protect the Earth from being deleted by their former masters and an army of killer programs.
(Source: ANN)
Where to watch
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Audience ratings
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Audience reviews
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Colonelfancy
A lot of mid 90's anime, especially 45 to hour-long one shots and OAV series, relied a lot on their nonsensical, rapid fire styled humor loaded with references that most U.S. anime viewers probably wouldn't get and very little cohesion from one scene to the next. I can say, without any doubt, that Compiler is by far the strangest, off-the-wall, most bipolar comedy I've ever seen in my life, and yet so entertaining. Nothing about this show makes any real sense, but you feel that it would lose it's charm if it were explained to you.
Two 2-D droids, Compiler and Assembler are sent to earth in part of a plan to take it over. However, somewhere along the line, they get side-tracked and wind up moving in with two brothers Naachi (dubbed by the awesome Brett Weaver), and Toshi (voiced by Spike Sp…
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