At the Spartan Institute, students have access to a quality education -- at a price. The headmasters are lecherous old men, the punishment for poor grades (if you are female, that is) involve removing clothes forcefully through a variety of means, and for girl named Mayumi the torment never stops! Who better than to save the day than Kekko Kamen, a mask-wearing superhero who wears nothing but... her birthday suit?! With villains to deal with such as an S&M femi-nazi and a samurai who removes clothes with his sword, Kekko Kamen has a lot to handle, breast jokes aside!
For young Tsubomi-chan, working as a lingerie-clad hostess and surviving high school is a way of life. Little does she know that she is about to become an unwitting pawn in a battle of orgasmic proportions, once she beds the charming Hikaru and seals her fate as a Papillon Soldier! Using her patented Rose Orgasm Power Erection special move, Tsubomi-chan must fight the minions of Regina Apis, a ruthless woman who seeks to possess all the sexual energy of the world!
I make this recommendation on the pure basis that both of these series are sexually crude. While Lingerie Senshi Papillon Rose is more of a parody than Kekko Kamen, neither anime are scared of exploiting nudity or sexual situations.
Puni Puni Poemi is a spin-off of Excel Saga, the classic lampoon of all that is anime. It takes the daughter of two Excel Saga characters and puts her through parodies of shoujo, shounen, ecchi, hentai, and everything in-between. This eccentric show is the "Scary Movie" of anime: younger viewers need not apply.
Jun Asuka is a member of an aristocratic family that has a tradition of marrying off its daughters once they reach the age of eighteen. For the athletic and independent Jun, this is a fate worse than death, and thus she escapes the castle with her servant, Kurata Onami. But escape, it seems, is not so easily achieved as her mother has sent a gaggle of goons to not only retrieve her, but to take her virginity as well. Will Jun's purity and kick-ass fighting skills save the day, or will she be screwed -- literally!
With a blatant disregard for women's rights, both Iron Jun and Kekko Kamen laugh in the face of equality. Portraying females are sexual objects and heaping on the innuendo, both shows attempt to redeem themselves by making the main characters kick some serious butt.
If you love the comedy and complete bizarrity of one, you're bound to love the other.
In the fantasy kingdom of Wisler, the King has fathered a sole heir: the brash, boyish and feisty princess Minerva! She has decided to enlist a group of bodyguards and thus, a tournament to find the strongest in the kingdom has been arranged. From across the globe, the best and the brightest have come to take a shot at becoming the champion including the Silver Rogue, the Lady Death, a former cleric and even… Minerva herself as the singing superhero Cutey Kamen?! With enemies lurking in the shadows, can Minerva beat out the competition for her own bodyguards?
Ms. Jun Fudo used to be nothing more than a successful model, until fate intervened and thrust her unwillingly into the role of the Devil Lady. Once transformed, Jun becomes a murderous beast who destroys anyone (or anything) that opposes her; a power that the mysterious Asuka Ran wants to harness and use for an unknown purpose. With similar beasts emerging across the city and the body count piling, can Jun survive long enough to discover the truth behind her kin, and keep her human soul in control?
If you are a fan of Go Nagai and have a serious action taste with some surprises, the watch this series. We have a female hero that changes into a demon and is on a mission to eliminate the most dangerous demons