Superdimensional Romanesque Samy: Missing 99

Introduction

Getting caught up in a gang fight would be a bad day in anybody's life. But for high school student Sami Yoshino, things go from bad to worse as she finds herself thrown across time and space to unknown worlds. Now she's caught up in a gang fight of biblical proportions, between the divine masters of the universe and the demons who seek to destroy it. As it turns out, Samy hides phenomenal cosmic powers within her, and the demons will stop at nothing to suppress it. Can Samy ever escape the conflict and return to being a normal girl, or is the whole universe going to die? (Source: BakaBT)

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 4.92/10 · 946

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matthigh

In short: It's a bad story idea...done badly. There's the bones of a plot that is given in an exposition scene that tie everything in this Hot Mess together, but I wouldn't spend much brain power trying to understand it. In short, Evil Devil is trying to destroy the universe, but a young Japanese girl (Sami/Samy/Sammy) unwittingly holds the key to preventing this, as she goes dimension-tripping from Japan to a fantasy land to a sci-fi wasteland, fighting baddies along the way. Don't worry much about the particulars of the plot, because it won't help make this any better. By the way it ends, it seems very clear to me, that they intended to use this OVA to "test the waters" to see if there was interest in continuing the story of Samy with future episodes. But they did such a terrible job…

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Fel_Temp

So this is one of those forgotten 80s OVA's written by someone who thought mad libs were the best way to come up with a story. You see, the Biblical Noah's demonic twin brother, also named Noah, is trying to kill a girl whose DNA has a program written by god that gives her Bodhisattva powers, since she would somehow prevent him from creating a new universe for demons once the universe's entropy reaches zero. If any of that made sense to you, you're either a smarter person than me, or you should seek out a psychiatrist. This anime is really a series of weird events and setpieces that just follow each other with only the bare minimum of an attempt at linking them together, and none of the information it gives you helps you make much sense out of it. The art varies from passable to ugly, the…