Demon Fighter Kocho

Introduction

Spirits begin terrorizing a school and it is left up to the sexy student Kocho Enoki to use her attractive body and magical powers to defeat the attackers. Teamed with her sister and Kosaku, their human decoy, they attempt to free the school from the spirits. Unfortunately a female spirit arrives who is immune to Kocho's sexy charms. (Source: ANN)

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 5.49/10 · 1585

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Audience reviews

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Sidewinder51

rate an 8 (very good) seen via english dub uncensored Like: -plot was straight forward. There were no questions. You had good background on each character. Also enjoyed the friendly banter the two girls had with each other in terms of the comedy aspect. -art: crisp and detailed. Dislike: -Character's drawing. The main two females are related but it does not show. Was that the intention? was it an overlook? -plot with regard to the ecchi factor. Right there no hold back on a character that really did not like that. Not that i minded it is just a more respected approach would have served better. Or have the character come up with some witty remarks to put herself in a relax state of mind. p.s. fan of school crushes with some spooky tension in the mix. Help yourself. As for our female v…

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Skadi

Demon Fighter Kocho can best be described as a parody of echii action shows. It features over the top and gratuitous nudity and it pokes fun at both itself and the entire genre. Despite its short length it manages to be mildly amusing. In a show of just barely thirty minutes, you can’t expect much in terms of epic storytelling and that’s the case with Demon Fighter Kocho. However it does some things right, foremost being to keep both the plot and the cast simple. The basic premise is laid out in the first few minutes along with an amusing narration by the main character Urano introducing the principle characters. Nothing in the story is taken seriously. The characters often talk to the audience which makes the absurdities of the plot much more humorous than they would be if played straigh…