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LegionIscariot
Bikini Warrior OVA is a silly 4 minutes, 6 episodes, anime.
Its a bunch of foolish half-naked or fully-naked female warriors on adventures.
Their armor consist of bikinis and sometimes just nothing at all.
Its no masterpiece of story telling but it is a funny ecchi.
Its a JRPG parody. You have a Mage, Fighter, Paladin, Dark Elf, Valkyrie, Hunter, Cleric, Necromancer, Black Knight, and Ninja.
These women get themselves in really sexy situations.
Its girl on girl hentai essentially. Fingering. Pussy eating. Breasts sucking. The comedy comes from just how ridiculous the whole thing is.
Its really short overall and should just take you 30 minutes to complete.
Read at the sourceGameboon
If you enjoyed Bikini Warriors, you’ll probably also enjoy the OVA sequels. That said, these extra episodes lack some of the charm that made the original series so entertaining.
Let’s start with some of the good bits. We get to see more of certain characters we saw little of in the original Bikini Warriors, and new characters get introduced as well. Their dynamics are different, but they feel almost as much as an adventuring party as the original crew. It’s simply a different flavor of the same concept and feels fresh. So that RPG feel is still there. Not only that, the censoring has been dropped and the lewdness factor has been upped to softcore hentai.
Unfortunately, the OVAs are lacking in other aspects. The humor that arose from its RPG premise has plummeted and been mostly replaced…
Read at the sourceSidewinder51
Rate of 6 (fair)
Seen via English Subtitles
If you have seen the TV-show this is a more 'bare' or 'raw' take. While the art is more 'visible' the plot appears to have drained. Along with the plot the genres died as well.
Plot:
-plot i mentioned has died because it is very plain in this case. Here it is just a person's 'private' goal. That is all. Then when the goal is within _____ the scene ____. Yes, the underlines are there are purpose to describe the disappointment.
-What was in the tv show feminism comedy is now lewd humor and very limited at that. Comedy is suppose to cause laughter. If it is made apparent what is going on where is the surprise punch line so to speak? when you can't see something coming and then it arrives that is what causes a rise of emotion. Whether it is fear…
Read at the sourceKitsunehimeMilhi
If you're looking here, you should know by now that Bikini Warriors is something you watch if you want to view an ecchi short rpg parody anime that's actually really funny. The special along with these 2 ovas didn't really focus on humor as much as the ecchi aspect, but all 3 episodes are still really funny and filled with the sex stuff, although uncensored in everything beyond the series. They did add two new characters for the ovas, but the episodes do not only focus on them. I personally found the new characters pretty funny. I also loved the ecchi, since these ovas were able to take beyond what the tv series could; I think everyone expected something related to this series to eventually be uncensored anyway. Overall, it was funny, really enjoyable, and took the sexy parts even farther…
Read at the sourcePaiYuri
The Bikini Warriors TV series is full fanservice and humor, the special BD episode racks up the former but lowers the latter. The OVA is pretty much between the two.
Like the Special, it features unhidden nipples and quite a lot of them. Especially thanks to the second episode, they probably occupy the majority of frames. That are also two borderline-hentai sex scenes, but they're extremely short and only present in the first episode.
However, like in the Special, the humor has much lower presence here. For one, it mostly lacks the RPG parody present in the main series. Instead it largely relies on lewd humor (admittedly, not unfitting), mostly in the "Emperor's New Clothes"-like setup of the second episode.
The Bikini Warriors OVA is a nice little thing, if you want to see the characte…
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