Jungle De Ikou [Blu-ray]

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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. The characters are flat as hell. No character development at all and they are stereotypes all over. None of the characters have any attraction, so they can hardly keep the attention with their actions or conversations. Water spirit Rongo's transformation also consists of increasingly loud orgasmic groans, climaxing with her shooting out a whole lot of water from her nether regions. 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.

Jungle de Ikou is a a very generic Ecchi story that involves the obvious panty shots, a crazy character, the innocent girl and a villan. The story itself is at least somewhat original even if the characters are not and the animation is nothing special. Breast Expansion: Part of Natsumi’s transformation into Mii is gaining a massive bust. When she turns into a giant, her bust actually starts growing a few seconds before the rest of her does. The story is centered on Natsumi, a young student from Japan who gains the powers of Mii, the well-endowed fertility goddess of a tribal culture. Natsumi and her friends must save the Earth from ultimate destruction by a "god of ruin". 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.

action Action anime usually involve a fairly straightforward story of good guys versus bad guys, where most disputes are resolved by using physical force. It often contains a lot of shooting, explosions and fighting., comedy Anime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. 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. Enjoyment... nope. I sure laughed in some scenes or something, but not anything else. Nothing much to elaborate in this point, honestly. Boob-Based Gag: Most of the humor of the anime revolves around large breasts, especially Mii’s enormous ones. More ecchi than anything else, this tries to make fun of itself rather than ridicule other stuff, but does never really become funny

Eroppai (FalstaffKisaragi) Fandoms: Manyuu Hikenchou, Seikon no Qwaser | The Qwaser of Stigmata, Eiken, ジャングルDEいこう! | Jungle de Ikou! (Anime) The day after transforming, Natsumi finds that her body has matured and undergone a certain change, much to her embarrassment. Along the way to school, she and her perverted friend Takuma come across a bizarre, soft spoken girl named Nami, who acquires the ability to transform into Rongo, Ongo's jealous fiancee and water spirit. Rongo then challenges Natsumi to a duel. With Ongo's help, and by once again transforming into Mii, Natsumi manages to defeat Rongo, also turning her into a small creature whom she ends up taking home with her. Mii (ミィ)Through a very bouncy, sexy and jiggly dance, Natsumi Rokudo can transform into the voluptuous Mii, the Flower Spirit and Fertility Goddess of Myauginiya. By dancing, she can also fly, become gigantic and, of course, look amazingly ridiculous. Nov 28 Detective Conan Manga Goes on Hiatus for 30th Anniversary, 27th Film's Title & Date RevealedThe music was nice. The OP-song started off a bit boring and uncreative, but the refrain is good enough to enjoy. If this story gets 15 kudos before the end of March, I will continue in the second chapter. Language: English Words: 5,212 Chapters: 2/2 Comments: 3 Kudos: 23 Bookmarks: 9 Hits: 923 Magical Girl: Well, a jungle-esque version of the trope, but it still applies in the traditional sense nonetheless. Creepy Child: Nami, played mostly for laughs. She's really into the occult, and is fascinated in New Guinean magic as a way to take over the world.