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PierceAllAlone
The jokes in this aren't funny, but the show itself can be laughed at. I watched this quite drunk last night, and boy howdy is this one of the worst things I've ever seen. The story is poorly written and a bad idea in the first palce, the art looks extremely half asses, the acting obviously had no effort put into it, there's really nothing redeemable about this pile of trash. I watched it cause me man brain is like "oo step on me big muscle lady" so that was definitely a positive thing, and I did have a hell of a time making fun of it
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Iron Virgin Jun is a comedic action OVA based off of a manga by Nagai Go. I’ve never reviewed anything by him. He’s best known for Devilman and Devil Lady. It was handled by Dynamic Planning. Which is Nagai’s own baby company. So, you know they’ll handle his vision properly at least.
Story:
Jun is having her 18th birthday and, as per family tradition, she’s “required” to get married. So she does what any sensible person would do and nopes out of there followed by the loyal servant, Kurata. Her mother responds by… sending a group of rapists after her. Because, clearly, if she doesn’t want to get married to some random man getting brutally assaulted by random men will assuage her fears. Seriously though, this is supposed to be a comedy there shouldn’t be the threat of rape.
The OVA basica…
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Overview:
It is well known that Go Nagai is one of the most influential and controversial mangaka in the industry's history. He gave us the giant transforming robot genre and Sentai with Mazinger Z. He gave us the Magical Girl genre with Cutie Honey. He even helped give us the seinen demographic with the bold and brutally violent twin works of Devilman and Violence Jack during the 1970s, which showed that manga could be for older readers as well.
However, if you write 2,000 different comics, one shot doujins, and anime, you are going to have a few flubs. Stan Lee has written plenty of bad comic issues by his own admission and even Alan Moore has been known to occasionally write something less than stellar. Go Nagai is no exception to this rule. So what is generally considered to be the…
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A funny OVA of about 40 minutes. It will make you remember the cartoons you watched when you were a little kid, if your childhood was during the 90's & 00's.
Bear in mind that this is from 1992, so don't expect the design to be that of the 2000's, and an OVA so don't expect character development, or at least a lot.
It's a simple story about an "Oujo-san" who is being forced to marry, runs away, and her mother uses everything in her power to drag her back.
A really good point is that it depicts the female protagonists as Amazones. They are the ones in charge and the ones who fight!
I found it enjoyable, I got to remember the type of cartoons I watched when I was a kid and it's funny.
Watch it when you don't know what to do!
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In one word: Avoidable. There's the barest apology of a story, no real character development, bad animation, and sub-par voice acting. It is one of the fe anime, whre the japanese dub is even worse than the english one. If you have the time to watch this, you should be asking yourself what are you doing in front of the tv/monitor.?
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