Audience reviews
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warchiefbonsly
The show is solid and does a few things better than other anime with similar feels. The story is very basic and doesn't get an introduction until almost the end of episode 1. It's barely there but the show is not worried about its story and doesnt think you are either. It moves fast goes from point A to D skipping C and its ok. It doesnt waste your time and it shows a shit load of pantsu and titties while having some decent fights.
On the ecchi side its great. Characters where different outfits with different underwear and it all rips away during the fights. Shows get extra points for doing that, and this show doesnt hold back. There is some "shame" kink stuff that is hit or miss but overall the package of panties, titties, and hot chicks fighting lands where you want it to.
It's easy…
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Anime adaptation of a girls-only fighting game. The fighters are all girls. The fights happen in public. The loser gets naked. Some evil mastermind is planning something.
Weak points: the story isn't very interesting.
Strong points: nice hand to hand combat animation in some parts.
Content warning: besides martial arts, there's some violence. Girls are stripped naked against their will. Heads are stepped on.
Among the girls there's a traditional dojo martial arts fighter, a female wrestler, a dancer, a bunny girl, an analytical computer girl with glasses, a loli with robotic animal paws, and an ojou-sama with long drills.
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Have you ever wondered who's the toughest waitress around, and wished there exists a martial arts tournament that can help you answer this intriguing question?
Well, me neither.
But apparently, someone had, as this is the premise for a fighting anime called "Variable Geo", which features said tournament of the same name.
I only picked up "Variable Geo" because I'd played the original SNES game before (a fiendishly hard game by the way - I couldn't even get to the boss on the easiest mode), and since the anime comprises only three episodes, I thought: why not?
I'd braced myself for a bad anime, but the shittiness of "Variable Geo" somehow managed to surpass even my expectations. Its first mistake, like many other fighting game adaptations, is pretending to be something it's not. Instead…
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Esta review también está en español.
In 1991, a game called Street Fighter 2 was created, and changed the gaming world forever. True: it wasn't the first fighting game, having predecessors such as Yie Ar Kung Fu, Karate Champ, and, of course, Street Fighter 1 (people tend to forget about this one), but it was the one that put all the pieces together, polished the concept, and provide us with a fair number of playable characters (unlike the previous games, that only had one main character). Obviously, after the overwhelming success, a lot of fighting games appeared, some trying to innovate and add new stuff to the genre, and others just trying to copy SF in a shameless way. Variable Geo is in the second category, being the only difference that all the characters were girls. So, despite bei…
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