The mischievous Komugi-chan is a cosplay idol and aspiring actress whose life is filled with adoring fans and jealous rivals. But secretly, Komugi-chan has a far more important and thankless job: a magical girl nurse who is tasked with saving the world! With the help of a magical syringe to fly on, an obligatory sidekick named Mugimaru and her Moe Moe Magical Shower special healing attack, Komugi-chan will overcome any obstacle... from mecha-anime cliches to viruses, to even death itself!
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.
Both series are quite short, but are packed with mahou shoujo puns to the ceiling. The humor becomes really perverted in some places, but they both are good even without it. If you liked Komugi, but want something a little tougher, watch PPP; vice versa, if you like PPP when it isn't just about breasts, watch Komugi.
Both appear to be aimed at young girls, but they shouldn't be watched by small children. Both contain sex humor as well as being overly violent at times. Puni Puni Poemy contains a lot of controversial material that would make it arguably illegal. Nurse Witch Komugi appears to be for little girls, but it's clearly not.
I enjoyed Puni Puni Poemy, as well as parts of Nurse Witch Komugi. I preferred Puni Puni Poemy, being more outrageous, with less violence. I really hated the last episode of Nurse Witch Komugi, but I won't specify why.
Be expected to get offended and/or shocked by the content of these films. Surely, at least one of these series will contain something that bothers you. I was actually more bothered by Nurse Witch Komugi, despite being less 'offensive'.
Date Kyosuke is a young man with problems. After being stabbed by his beloved mother, he discovers he has a long lost sister -- Runa. She is the first of many relatives that he and others in the story find tied into the seeming chaos of their lives. Date embarks on a quest to find Runa, aided by his new ability to turn into a monster; all the while in pitched battle at almost every turn with agents of mysterious organizations.
Surprisingly, these two series have one common link - Komugi. Yes, Komugi's first appearance took place in SoulTaker, and some people watched it just for her charming pink eyes. If you're one of these people, watch a whole series dedicated to your idol; or, if you want to learn her roots and see her in an unfamiliar light, watch SoulTaker. At least you'll get more Komugi.
Hasegawa Chaco is a bumbling cosplayer in the Oizumi junior high cosplay club. If it weren't for Kosuke Tamiya, the boy she has a crush on, she might not continue to cosplay, as things always seem to go wrong! Lucky for her, she was bestowed with two strange beings, one of which will transform into a costume for her, making her the rising 'ace' of the cosplay club. Now she only has to overcome her bashfulness with Kosuke and win his heart too!
Nurse Witch and Cosplay Complex both have stories that revolve around cosplay. Both the main characters aspire to be great cosplayers. Humor plays a major role in both anime and delivers without fail.
Nurse Witch has a bit more of a storyline but Cosplay Complex has more ecchi... it's a perfect trade-off!
Lapis is the pudding-loving princess of Sorcerland, as well as the wielder of the Magic Eraser's extraordinary power, allowing her to erase anything she desires at will! Given her unique and inappropriate uses of the eraser, her royal parents decide to teach her a lesson, magically sending her to the faraway Silver Lake to ponder her past misdeeds. But the road home is long and full of unexpected surprises such as a blessed pudding forest, the Health Brother Trio, and Topaz, the great witch of the west and collector of little girls, who wants Lapis for her own personal prize!
Sadness be gone! Though depressed people are scattered across the world, there are those from a parallel world that are here to help. Known as Juuden-chan, these busty ladies use their special powers to charge up the mentally dejected and earn a living in the process. Aresta and Plug are two Juuden-chan who, while performing their duties, discover a boy named Sento. However, he’s different than most humans: unlike the rest of mankind, Sento can actually see them. Now, in addition to their duties helping the depressed, Plug and Aresta must juggle watching their favorite hentai, getting into trouble, and being hit by Sento’s bat which causes them to urinate and become aroused. Perversions abound for these two rubber suit-wearing, otherworldly beauties!
Helping out humanity is what the characters do best in each anime. The main differences between the two is that Juuden-Chan has ecchi in it that is pretty intence where Nurse Witch Komugi has overpowering cuteness. Both will make you giggle and laugh. Check one out if you liked the other.