Caminante Nocturno The English title for this is Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan.
In case you were wondering.
GravidWithHate Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan tells the story of 14-year-old junior high schooler Sakura Kusakabe, who twenty years in the future forces all women to stop aging after the age of twelve in an attempt to create a "Pedophile's World". However, this act offends God by the side effect of having created immortality. Dokuro Mitsukai, a member of an order of assassin angels that are called Rurutie, has been sent from the future to kill him. Believing that Sakura can be redeemed, Dokuro decides instead to keep Sakura so occupied that he can never develop the immortality technology.
From Wiki.
The show is taking the piss out of somebody, I'm just not quite sure who.
SteamPoweredKleenex I'm completely shocked and surprised Mr. Nocturno is familiar with this series. Shocked, I say.
And if the wiki description is accurate, I find it amusing that God doesn't include the pedophilia on the list of things that make him angry. They must be using a Catholic God.
poorwill Any interpretation of the biblical god says he is aok with child rape, so long as it's sanctified by marriage - so 12 is fine, under old timey law. Mary wouldn't have been older than 12 when Big G knocked her up.
SteamPoweredKleenex Now you've made me want to actually go to my stepmother's church for their nativity play and congratulate the minister on such an historically accurate portrayal of Mary and see if he gets it.
MrBuddy My brother-in-law told me about this one. She is sent to assassinate him but she likes him so she keeps killing him then bringing him back to life.
memedumpster Not watching this Chris Hensen sting video.
Vaidency So, judging from the related videos suggested by Youtube, the series revolves around a recurring gag where the little girl plays at seducing the pervert and then murders him instead?
That's probably not even close to breaking new ground in Japanese sexual fetishism, is it?
Redford Actually, it's more of a case where she is offended by the slightest transgression, murders him the bloodiest way possible, and then brings him back to life while apologizing profusely.
It's a pretty unsustainable premise, but you'd be surprised how many episodes they managed to string it along for.
Macho Nacho Despite many things odd with this series the opening theme ain't that bad.
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