Summary:
No, this is not a vegetable animu. Nor is it a dancing animu. It is Dai Mahou Touge, a story of a magical princess from the Magical Country named Tanaka Punie and her adventures on Earth. Even if it looks like a “Sailor Moon” type of show (see screenshot 01), you can clearly see that it is much more than just a magical girl anime (see screenshot 02-21). In Punie’s adventures, she fights other delinquent girls, people who want to take over the Country of Magic, her younger twin sisters, and a demon. To fight, she uses her magic (which can only be countered by the evil Anizaki gundam doll), or her wrestling submission techniques. With her magic and techniques, Punie defeats her foes and triumphs over evil.

Thoughts:
Although there are 8 stories, there are only 4 episodes. And wow those 4 episodes were ridiculous and crazy. The story and 4 episodes reminded me a lot of another anime called Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan (Pi-piru-piru-piru-pi-pirupi). Both are about magical girls. Both have lots of pain and suffering. Both have comedy that is ridiculous and both have many references to other animes. Let me warn you now. There is a lot of blood and painful breaking noises and painful everything for no reason at all. The characters who may have had their neck broken last episode will usually be fine by the next episode and have no injuries whatsoever. I recommend this anime to anyone who likes a good laugh and just wants to see something ridiculous. Many times I have found myself rolling on the floor grabbing my sides, laughing from the crazy comedy. Vegetables killing themselves, little dogs with horns on their heads, the madness is countless.

Another Reason to watch Dai Mahou Touge:

-clazy