Highly recommended.
This is good stuff. Superhero action, buckets full of T&A, good dubbing (really!), humor, Christian allegory, and it hearkens back to the original _Cutey Honey_ series from 1973. Cutey Honey is important. Honey was the first transforming magic girl, and the first crime-fighting magic girl. Cutey Honey made Sailor Moon possible.
About that allegory: yes, I mean it. The original flesh-and-blood Honey died, and her father brought her back as an android: resurrected in a glorified body. As an android, Honey is manufactured, a form of virgin birth. She spends a lot of time with two thieves. By the second ep, she's hanging on a cross. There's more, so check it out.
Oh, and there's no sex in this. Loads of nudity, but no sex.
I only gave it seven stars, though, because it ends without being finished.
About that allegory: yes, I mean it. The original flesh-and-blood Honey died, and her father brought her back as an android: resurrected in a glorified body. As an android, Honey is manufactured, a form of virgin birth. She spends a lot of time with two thieves. By the second ep, she's hanging on a cross. There's more, so check it out.
Oh, and there's no sex in this. Loads of nudity, but no sex.
I only gave it seven stars, though, because it ends without being finished.
- xenophile2002
- Apr 10, 2006