Cutie Honey is a Go Nagai franchise launched back in 1973 as both an anime TV series and manga which has had numerous iterations and reboots over the years. It revolves around an android girl with the power to transform into a sexy heroine in order to fight all manner of villains. One of the best versions was the 1993 reboot, Shin Cutie Honey (New Cutie Honey).
This is a great example of the quintessential late 80s’/early 90s anime OVA. It features lavish art and design work, astounding animation quality for most of it and uninhibited action and fanservice sequences. Not being shackled to the restrictions of the TV format, Shin Cutie Honey offers a wealth of stunning nudity and other delights!
Being a psuedo magical girl cum crime fighting hero, it’s a given that Honey should have some kind of transformation sequences but that’s certainly an understatement in this case. They’re a feature highlight of every episode and always deliver a seriously erotic view of Honey’s divine body, especially her beautiful breasts.
I’m not exaggerating when I say that they’re some of the best henshin sequences out there. But don’t take my word for it, see for yourself:
Other girls are also given the opportunity to be profiled in transformation!
Given that Cutey Honey is set in a city called Cosplay City, it’s only fitting that we should get some alternative costumes to admire! Here are some samples of a nurses outfit, school swimsuit and school uniform (with cute print panties!)
Whatever she’s wearing she’s one hot lady!
And it wouldn’t be a respectable anime without bathing scenes!
Some of the villains she’s up against revel in debauchery, such as this imposing woman, Scorpion, who surrounds herself with sexy female slaves!
Or another monster with a penchant for freezing beautiful girls into stone ornaments for her lair. Here’s one of her works in progress:
In another episode, this foe weaponises her own breasts!
I was surprised by how entertaining this OVA gem was! I’ll be writing a overview of the franchise as well at some point.
