About this game
I loaded this up expecting another cheap parody smash up, you know the type, where the sprites look like they were drawn during a lunch break. And honestly, the art is rough. It's that very specific kind of 2DCG where proportions are more of a suggestion, a distant dream really. Yet, somehow, it loops back around to being perfect for the absolute degeneracy on display. You get the full buffet of anime titans, Rangiku, Tsunade, that one chick from Ikkitousen who always loses her shirt. The RPG combat is basically just a formality, a turn based waiting room for the next scene.
The game calls itself an adventure but it's more of a guided tour of a very specific kind of island. I ended up getting genuinely sidetracked by how broken the male domination path is. You can just bully your way through the roster. There's a moment with Erza Scarlet where the game asks you to choose a "punishment" and I picked something thinking it'd be a joke and the screen just filled with... well, let's just say the bukkake tag isn't lying. It's completely unearned but the sheer audacity made me laugh out loud. Then you have Momo from MHA using her quirk in a way Horikoshi definitely never imagined and it's like, okay, I see where the budget went, and it wasn't the combat animations.
It's not polished, the translation sometimes feels like it was put through a blender, and I wish the exhibitionism events were more than just a flash of pixels on the beach. But then you get a scene with Aqua being useless in a totally new context or a group event involving the Dragon Ball ladies that's so over the top you just have to respect the commitment to the bit. Don't come here looking for a good game, come if you want to see Chun Li and Cammy in a situation that would get Capcom's legal team to form a Super Sentai squad. It knows what it is, a filthy, uncensored in spirit but technically censored mess, and that's weirdly relaxing.