Jungle De Ikou [Blu-ray]

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Jungle de Ikou is another one of those prime examples of a title that banks soly on its "echhi" factor, that it doesn’t really care to make much emphasis on anything else. Story 1 - Natsumi, her parents, Nami, and Takuma visit a hot spring in the Izu Peninsula whose administrator, named Sandora, is possessed by an evil force and Natsumi must stop her. Story 2 - Natsumi as Mii must rescue Ongo and Rongo when they sneak aboard a space shuttle.

Takuma's dad,he owns an antique shop. He wishes his son would treat him with more respect as they fight constantly, such over the serving of whale meat (which is a rarity) with peas (which his son hates). Media [ ]One of Natsumi's friends. Although she hangs out with him a lot, she is disgusted with his perverted attitude. This gets worse when Mii shows up and he becomes infatuated with her. He also has frequent conflicts with his dad, whom he insults for serving peas (which he hates) with whale meat. At the end of the OVAs, Natsumi found a summoning magic and made a dance that brought Mii to appear in front of her. The little girl was surprised to see Mii, the Flower Spirit, in person. But never thought that Mii would have her eyes on Natsumi and would want to use her body to reward Natsumi. No Periods, Period: Averted in episode 2 when Natsumi gets her first period and has to deal with it throughout the episode.

the name "Natsumi", the main heroines, is a suitable witch named after Moriyama's daughter. The specific first sound meant beautiful. Relatively may be perceived as exotic or cultural significance contexts outside Japan.Fan Disservice: Aham's demonstration of Natsumi's Transformation Sequence dance, complete with loving closeups of him fondling his man-boobs. The actual transformations can also count since those that do said transformations are underage. All Men Are Perverts: When Mii becomes a giant to fight Ongo, she tries to get all the men in the area to run off, finding that her clumsiness as giant is doing as much damage as Ongo, but finds they would rather stay and stare at her even if it means dying. Most notably this occurs with some taking pictures up her skirt just before getting crushed by rubble. Natsumi Rokudo (六道那柘美, Rokudo Natsumi) is the protagonist of "Jungle de Ikou". She's a cute and spunky 10 year old student and the daughter of archaeologist Fuyuhiko Rokudo and housewife Haruka Rokudo. Honestly I would have much preferred them to just combine the first part of episode one with the last episode showdown, as the first two episodes deal nothing with the over all plot it makes, and just has the main heroine wasting her time on totally unrelated things. There really is no excuse for this, because it is only a three episode OVA!!!!! That being said though, even the last episode feels rushed itself, as the main villain just pops out of nowhere, and the viewer isn’t even given any chance to figure out just who he was the whole time! Natsumi is a ten year-old schoolgirl who is given an ancient sculpture by her father. In a dream, the God of Earth, Ahem, appears before her and teaches her a special dance that allows her to transform into the sexy goddess Mii.

While this is supposed to be a comedy, the characters never really become funny. The best they can get is when they are fighting among each other again, which looks like it is the main idea of the series. 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. Magical Girl: Well, a jungle-esque version of the trope, but it still applies in the traditional sense nonetheless.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.