So of course, Musubi and Minato kiss after their body chemistry reacts and she repels Team Rocket. The 108 Sekirei – made up of beautiful men and women) have unique abilities that are activated when they find and exchange salival fluids with their ‘Ashikabi’ (humans with unique genes that enable them to empower Sekirei, and who are instinctively drawn to their Sekirei) by kissing. Turns out theres a secret ‘game’ run by the massive MBI corporation overseeing Tokyo (where else?), who are trying to pit these ‘Sekirei’ against each other until only one is left standing. They’re trying to defeat unwinged Sekirei – in this case, Musubi.
She’s being chased by two BDSM clad Sekirei named Jesse and James. While walking home, a buxom girl named Musubi literally falls out of the sky and… well, she lands on him like this.
#SEKIREI FANSERVICE SERIES#
So we start off the series with hopeless loser Minato Sahashi, who has just failed his college entrance exam for the second time. It’s one of those shows, heavy on the fanservice and lacking in the plot and acting departments. Yes, Sekirei, a show with possibly the bluntest back cover quote I’ve ever seen (the one above). … I’m sensing a pattern with the shows I review. Time for another review! What’s it going to be this time? Gundam robots? Ninjas? Maybe even a closer look at Ghost in the Shell! At least we got past the fanservice factor of Highschool of the OH MY GOODNESS.
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