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| 5. Tyrenol
 
A healthy dose of fan service have been provided as we follow
the doey-eyed Mimu Emilton through the most over-promoted idol tournament since
American Idol met Survivor. Follow along as she goes through an
unrelenting set of trials in order to become as famous as Yuri, the "most
popular idol in the galaxy" (for some reason the audience finds out later).
Along the way she meets Yuka the child movie star, Corvette the bunny waitress,
Layla the rock idol, Extra the prom queen, Pal Pu the Chinese martial artist,
and Shion the ninja idol. Words like Dignity, Guts,
Relax, Smile, Spirit, and Rhythm get bounced around along with boobs, panty shots,
and other scantly clad female anatomy for the sake of entertainment. Other than
that, it's a good series to watch. The main female characters seem to treat Mimu
like a sister of an extended family. And the ideal of aliens having their ultimate
"idol search and worshipping" is a total hoot to enjoy. Big
ups go to Media Blasters for successfully translating the fun of this series;
right down to where Corvette answers the question with her own voice actress's
name. |
| 3. weasl
I was never quiet sure who this series was targeted at. The
story of a young idol singer who wants to be a star is something that seemed more
targeted to young girls (10 and under), but then I was struck by the massive amounts
of male hormone induced fanservice that makes up the bulk of visuals. I was lost,
and not amused. While not the worst drek on the planet, this one still sits pretty
far at the bottom of the barrel. At least the animation was decent. |
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