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Easy! Hyper Doll - An action comedy filled with charm

Released as an OVA on September 25, 1995, "Easy! Hyper Doll" is based on the manga of the same name by Ito Shinpei. Published by Pioneer LDC, it is short but packed with dense content, with two episodes of 40 minutes each. This work is an action comedy that depicts the exploits of two beautiful android girls, Mew and Maika, who are sent from the center of the galaxy to protect the Earth. Their fighting style is a bit rough, and sometimes the damage can be enormous, but their humor and charm are not to be missed.

story

Two beautiful girls, Miu and Mica, are sent from the center of the galaxy to protect Earth's civilization. They are actually androids, and live as high school girls, Fuzuki Miyu (Mu) and Minazuki Maika (Mica). When monsters from the evil organization Chaos appear, Miu and Mica transform into Hyper Dolls to fight, but because they don't care about human life or the city, the damage is enormous... This story is set against the grand theme of Earth defense, and exquisitely balances Miu and Mica's daily lives and battles.

Commentary

"Easy Win! Hyper Doll" is an original video animation adaptation of the same-titled work by manga artist Ito Shinpei. It is an action comedy about two beautiful android girls, Mew and Mica, who come from space to defend the Earth. The director is Moriwaki Makoto, the character designer and animation director is Nakamura Satoru, and the staff is also luxurious, including color setting and art direction. Even though it is an OVA format, the charm of the story and characters is brought out to the fullest.

cast

・Doll Miu (Miyu Fuzuki)/Mayumi Iizuka ・Doll Mica (Maika Minazuki)/Yukana Nogami ・Zeikrit (Kurt Muller)/Seizo Kato

The voice actor duo of Mayumi Iizuka and Yukana Nogami perfectly portray the characters of Mew and Mica. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness are conveyed through their voices, making the two characters even more appealing. Seizo Kato's performance of Zaikrit also adds depth to the work.

Main Staff

・Director／Makoto Moriwaki・Planning／Taro Maki・Screenplay／Ryo Motohira・Original story／Shinpei Ito・Character design and animation director／Satoru Nakamura・Art director／Kazuhiro Arai・Color setting／Chikako Urahata・Director of photography／Takashi Yasutsuhata・Editor／Takeshi Seyama・Music／Takayuki Negishi・Sound director／Masafumi Mima・Assistant animation director／Fumio Matsumoto

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

Main Characters

・Doll Mew (Miyu Fuzuki)
A beautiful android with short hair. She can transform into a Hyper Doll using energy from a converter in orbit. She has a rough personality.

・Doll Mica (Minazuki Maika)
A beautiful long-haired android girl. Like Mew, she can transform into a Hyper Doll. She has a calm personality.

・Seikrit (Kurt Muller)
A former Nazi SS major. After the war, he disguised himself as a Jew and created the evil organization Chaos. He is a technical advisor for Trucks, a company that advocates protecting the global environment.

The characters of Mew and Mica are attractive for their contrasting personalities and appearances. Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their battles and daily lives more interesting. Zaikrit's presence also adds tension and depth to the work. His past and current position have a major impact on the story.

subtitle

・ACT.1/The Earth is in big trouble!
・ACT.2/Peace on earth and love for people!!

The subtitles of each episode reflect the theme and humor of the show, especially "The Earth, the Earth, in big trouble!", which shows how large and violent Mew and Mica's battle is, and "Peace on Earth, Love for People!!", which symbolizes what their battle is ultimately aiming for.

Theme songs and music

・OP1
・Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll ・Lyrics by Natsuko Karedo ・Music by Hiromoto Tobisawa ・Arrangement by Ikuro Fujiwara ・Singer by Yukana Nogami & Mayumi Iizuka

・ED1
・Monster・Lyrics by Yu Aku・Composition by Shunichi Tokura・Arrangement by Ikuro Fujiwara・Singer by Yukana Nogami & Mayumi Iizuka

・ED2
・The Ace of Hearts Doesn't Come Out・Lyrics by Ryu Machiko・Music by Morita Koichi・Arrangement by Fujiwara Ikuro・Singer by Nogami Yukana・Iizuka Mayumi・Shiratori Yuri

The opening theme, "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll," is a powerful song that livens up the exploits of Mew and Mica. The ending themes, "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out," are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" is made even more appealing by the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

Appeal and evaluation of the work

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

Recommended points

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.

"Easy! Hyper Doll" is an action comedy that depicts the daily lives and battles of Mew and Mica against the backdrop of the grand theme of Earth defense. Their fighting methods are a bit rough and can cause serious damage, but their humor and charm are not to be missed. In particular, Mew's roughness and Mica's calmness make their characters even more appealing. Also, the presence of Zaikrit adds tension and depth to the work.

Director Makoto Moriwaki has succeeded in maximizing the story's pace and the appeal of the characters. Satoru Nakamura's character designs visually express the charm of the beautiful android girls Miu and Maika. Takayuki Negishi's background music is also an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the work.

The opening theme "Fight! Easy! Hyper Doll" and the ending themes "Monster" and "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" are important elements that bring out the humor and emotion of the work. In particular, "The Ace of Hearts Won't Come Out" has become even more appealing with the participation of Yuri Shiratori.