5/5 "Give him to me....please..!"
  by B. B. Bridenbaugh
I really like this show. I have the tape, but I'll get the DVD soon.

A twist on the "Child becomes an adult" fantasy, perhaps a bit disturbing to some because of all the "Fan service" and light adult themes.

But, overall it's a fun show. A young girl gets a 'present' from her "Japanese Businessman" father who's business trip was thwarted when they found ancient ruins on a site they were going to deforest/strip mime/use as a toxic waste dump or whatever. So he robs an ancient statue which she defaces to get the emeralds to make into earrings. This releases a deadly ancient spirit, and the "God of Creation" who appears as a rather warped sterotype of "Primitive" gods gives the girl power to fight him.

My favorite character appears later in the show, a shy and creepy girl who's obsessed with UFO's and stuff.

Given America's taboos, a few scenes (like a bathtub scene) have clearly been edited. Still, the story's still there and it's a fun show. A bit naughty for the main characters being kids, but not 1/10 as bad as "South Park".

5/5 Not as titular as you might think
  by J. Adams (Denver, CO United States)
After reading the reviews, one would almost expect an hour of a very bosomy lady dancing and gyrating wildly. That actually last a total of maybe a minute. A minute that you will not soon forget if you enjoy that type of thing. Mii is extremely attractive and moves very, very well.
The story and music are quite good really. Enough to stand on their own merit. The bosomy features that appear after the transformation is what everybody focuses on. To be expected since the box cover so proudly displays that. I enjoyed it and thought it was quite clever really.

5/5 Flower Power!
  by Michael Valdivielso (Alexandria, VA)
Nasumi's father has brought back a relic from an ancient ruin found deep, deep in the jungle of Myuginia. Within the relic was Ongo, God of Destruction.
And then things are wild. First, a necklace now allows her to call on the power of Mie, a flower spirit. A big busted flower spirit. A spirit whose form she takes when she calls on her power.
Lots of panty shots, weird X-rated dancing, silly spells and only three episodes. I guess it was meant to be a stand alone really tiny mini series. It's OK but try to get it used. Besides the art gallery and production sketches there isn't really much in the way of extras.


4/5 Pretty Good Anime
  by Ryan Clark (Missouri)
Back when it was created I don't believe huge boobs were common in anime, so I guess it was unique then. Honestly, I just got it for the fanservice, so the story was a bit distracting... could have used more of Mii though. I would recommend Eiken over this, but Jungle De Ikou is still pretty good. About the DVD itself, extras include production art and a gallery of the images used for the packaging. One bad point is, the songs have unremovable subtitles, but this DVD is worth it if you can get it cheap.

5/5 "It hurts so much....but feels so good!"
  by Drez (Barberton, Ohio United States)


Natsumi gets a weird-looking statue from her father, who got it from New Guinea. The statue holds Ongo, God of Destruction, who was sealed within the statue by Ahem, God of Earth. When Natsumi breaks the seal, Ahem gives her a necklace of skulls and teaches her a dance. The dance changes Natsumi into the large-breasted flower spirit Mii, who uses magic to fight the forces of evil. Mii's bosom jiggles like jell-o and you're amazed how a person can stay up with those massive mammaries.
The animation is good, the plot is actually good (though, it has a LOT of fan service in it). Not for kids.