Feb 8, 2015
Plot Summary:
Evil spirits lurking in Tokyo are draining the lives of students and civilians alike but in doing so, these people are given the ‘ultimate pleasure’. Sakuya, the 37th head of the Shimazu family is given the task to send these spirits back to the other world. At her school she meets a fellow student Shinichirou, a laidback neat-freak who possesses eerie powers that help her out in her journey.
Director: Akira Iwanaga
Screenplay:
Main Cast: Keisuke Koumoto, Ibuki Kido, Kaori Sadohara, Ayumi Fujimura
Impressions: Oraez
Of demon slaying and school settings – haven’t we had enough of these? At the surface, ISUCA seems to be your regular ghost-fighting boy-meets-girl anime but those who have watched the first episode would be drawn to watch more as they await the erotic scenes that happen within the upcoming ones. Majority of the scenes wherein the ‘ultimate pleasure’ was being given shows a sexual vibe – the kind that you wouldn’t really want the minors to be watching.
There’s a deep, shrouded mystery in both Sakuya and Shinichirou that will leave you waiting and wanting to learn more about their history though the standard fight scenes might have the usual ‘I’ve-seen-this-before’ feeling on those who will watch it.
Verdict: WAIT
P.S.
I said ‘erotic’, ‘sexual’ and ‘ecchi’ in this review, that should be enough reason for kids to avoid it. Wait what, Andoy? You’re telling me that by saying this I’m just enticing them to watch it even more? Their parents would be hunting and haunting me. -hides-
Andoy: There’s the hidden folder within a folder within a folder within a folder for the kids to save these kinds of series. *shot*
