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Jungle De Ikou Review
In our modern world, we often forget the beauty of nature; you know stuff like lush jungles filled with a wide variety of wild animals living freely, flowers blooming gracefully all around, embracing the heavenly warm mist in a rain forest after a lengthy downpour of rain, or watching a goddess of nature endowed with chest bongos larger than your head dancing to destroy an ancient evil being bent on destroying the whole earth. Ok that last one might just be me however, I’m sure you would feel the same way after watching Jungle de Ikou.
Jungle de Ikou is a short 3 episode OVA that came out during the 90’s and is a pretty good hidden gem in my opinion. The show is more or less a comedic magical girl anime with the main character Natsumi being gifted the power to transform into a very well endowed ancient New Guinean goddess of flowers named Mii or Mei, depending if you watched the original Japanese audio or the English dubbing of it, and Natsumi can only transform into Mii by performing a pretty hilariously long dance that was taught to her by another New Guinean god who looks like a small old tribal man with big bug eyes, huge mustache, and a rather obscene rhino horn codpiece. If that sounds weird to you that’s only because it is and we haven’t even touched the story.
The series starts off in a random temple in the middle of a jungle in New Guinea where an archaeologist finds a rare totem and takes it back with him to Japan to give his daughter Natsumi as a souvenir from his trip. Natsumi is your average young school girl who is rowdy and energetic and she has a best friend named Takuma who is a dorky dumb oaf. Now when Natsumi gets home from school she finds her father has come home after a long trip away and is excited to meet him and gets the totem from him that is an odd looking statue with two green gems on it which she put into earrings to wear after which she goes to sleep. In her dream Natsumi is visited by a weird looking tribal named Ahem who just so happens to be a god from New Guinea and warns Natsumi of a great danger that a being named Ongo will come and bring about the destruction of the world and has entrusted the power to save everything to her and then proceeds to do a very suggestive and bizarre dance which will allow to gain great power as I mentioned before. So in short Natsumi has to defeat a great monster named Ongo before everybody dies.
There’s quite a lot that I enjoy from this show one of which is the OP, it for some reason just fills me with nostalgia of watching a lot of 90’s anime and that’s what this show feels like to me at least it’s a short nostalgia trip that is enjoyable and easy to watch. The short length of Jungle de Ikou is a thing I appreciate very much because a gripe I have with a lot of animes is that some shows just do not know when to call it quits and it feels nice just to watch something with a clear beginning and end. The art style is pretty delightful, I mean it’s nothing exceptional but it satisfies the craving I get for seeing a very 90’s anime art style. I can’t explain it but there’s something about 90’s anime that always attracts my attention which again can largely be attributed to just nostalgia, so if you didn’t grow up with this type of stuff then again the animation style wont impress you to a great extent.
Now there’s something I have to get off my chest, no pun intended, but I honestly didn’t remember much of this show before I rewatched it other than the main character turned into a hot tribal girl with a pair of enormous boulders between the shoulders, now look that can just be me having a bad memory or just being a bit of a perv, both are valid points, but you have to admit the design for Mii/Mei is an impressive one because amidst all of the other anime waifus that came before and after her somehow out of nowhere I can still recognize her, remember her name and what show she came from. That’s some staying power and let’s be real here there’s nothing wrong with finding a sexy busty woman attractive it’s a natural thing , the only thing that matters is that you don’t do anything creepy or weird with that attraction because that’s just nasty and possibly illegal.
To wrap this review up, Jungle de Ikou is alright for what it is I mean it is just a short series about a girl with a colossal bust size saving the world with some goofy dancing ok, it’s not trying to be something it’s not and if you like the fan service and enjoy the comedy then this should be a fun short watch. It might be a rare thing to find but if you do then you will enjoy it.
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