Jungle de Ikou!

A short little story me and my friend watched at his suggestion...Okay I don't regret it but at the same time I could've gone without it.
Story- Story think spirit world meets real world to create comedy. This series was funny and slightly perverted. I'm not lying about the funny part when the dancing started I fell over laughing and spent the next week cracking up whenever I thought about it.
Art- Art was surprisingly good if the animation hadn't been so dang choppy it definitely would've made a better score but hey nobodies perfect and this series is a bit old.
Sound- I was so happy that ... my friend owned the DVD can you say subtitles and japanese audio I can and I say thumbs up to the voice actors. Also what impressed me about the sounds was how well background music matched the situation most animes tend to just cycle music then again I suppose this series never got the chance to because of how short it was.
Character- Character development was not that good in fact the only real character development I got was when they explained the whole this happened thousand years ago blah blah blah thing.
Enjoyment- I thought the series was pretty dang funny I for one found it hard to not laugh.
Overall- If you want a good laugh this is pretty good series be warned though it is a little perverted so if you can't take a little ecchi humor you shouldn't watch this.

Jungle de Ikou! reminds me of those 1980s so-called novelty one-hit wonders on the radio... A piece of entertainment with no real depth, no real soul and some agressive silliness, but not without a certain charm.

This three-parter OVA series from the 90s is admittedly bad on many aspects, but its goofiness and lack of pretension can make it a passable guilty pleasure. Its jungle themeing is mostly an excuse to show characters in revealing outfits (when they are wearing any) and to provide as much fanservice as it could. This goes the same for the tribal dancing the characters use to transform or to use ... their powers but the fact that they are teenagers makes the whole process lap into cringe-worthy territory.

The story is basic and not particularly well-developed and so are the characters. Only a few of them provide any interesting dynamics and none of them have deep personalities. None that are well explored in the series, anyway. The characters are portrayed as archetypes, not individuals. And they seem to be defined by their interactions with each other, rather than on their own. Yes, Natsumi and Takuma seem to enjoy bickering each other, but so what?

This is typical material for Chaos Project, which also made fanservice-heavy OVA like Variagle Geo and Futari Ecchi. So watching it depends on the type of attitude and expectations you get from this kind of material. It can make for a good time while you're watching it, but it's not really one you'd be keen on watching again.

Overview:

As a slightly older anime fan at 26, I have seen a LOT of shitty anime. Some think that anime has only recently started going down hill and there wasn't shit like Boku no Piko and Seikon no Qwasar in the glory days of the 1990s. Those people are wrong...because this unholy abomination exists.

Story: 1/10

A little girl learns how to do an erotic twerk dance and becomes a fertility goddess with huge tits. However, you are supposed to wack off to a little girl in an adult's body. Its Lolicon and giant tit fetish hentai like Eiken at the same time! Honestly there is no ... plot in this piece of shit. If you want a summary of the plot...tits. That's the plot!

Character: 1/10

There are no likeable characters or clever character development to be seen here. Only poorly drawn giant titties. Much like Dennis's drawings from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Art: 1/10

The very least an H series can do is have decent art right? I gave mentally handicapped and morally repugnant Seikon No Qwasar a decent rating in the art department, so I don't just rate 1/1/1/1/1 because I hate the series. The art truly is deserving of a 1.

Sound: 1/10

An obnoxous "tropical" chant happens when she does her racist jungle twerk. I guess that counts as a soundtrack

Enjoyment: 1/10

I would rather beat my tongue wafer thin with a meat tenderizer and staple it to the ground with a croquet hoop, than watch another episdoe of Jungle De Ikou.

Overall: 1/10

This series pulled it off. The imperfect 1/1/1/1/1. It absolutely sucks in every category. Even Mars of Destruction would get a 2 in soundtrack for hilariously using shit quality midi recordings of classical music pieces. This is the 2008 Detroit Lions of anime! Watch it if you dare, but don't say I didn't warn you!