Chou Henshin Cosprayers

The Cosmopolitan Prayers

超変身コス∞プレイヤー

ActionAdventureComedyFantasySci-FiEcchi
4.98 episodesFinished Airingwinter 2004

Studio: Imagin, Studio Live

Synopsis

Koto unknowingly seals away the Sun Goddess Amaterasu, and now she is in a different world and can't return. Meeting priestesses who combat the evil in this strange place she learns that Black Towers throughout the land keep Amaterasu sealed away and are guarded by evil monsters. Koto must now find a way to help defeat these monsters and return the world to the way it was. (Source: ANN)

Characters & Voice Actors

Yagami, Natsumi

Yagami, Natsumi

Main

VA: Matsuki, Miyu

Hayasaka, Miku

Hayasaka, Miku

Supporting

VA: Asai, Kiyomi

Imamura, Sayaka

Imamura, Sayaka

Supporting

VA: Yoshida, Mayumi

Jougasaki, Hikaru

Jougasaki, Hikaru

Supporting

VA: Ohara, Sayaka

Katsuragi, Youko

Katsuragi, Youko

Supporting

VA: Kobayashi, Sanae

Reviews

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For this anime there is only three words that i can this that fit this anime, what the F$$$. The storyline like is broken up soo much it makes no sence. One of the protagonists is always depressed and is always negative no matter the cost and the fact it went from mahou shojo to mecha makes me wonder what type of anime it was

Not Recommended
Keitaro004Keitaro0045

This is a pretty unique Anime that's supposed to be bad. If you have been following the two previous shows in the "m.o.e." trilogy, "Hit wo Nerae" and "Love Love", this show and its quality makes perfectly sense. "Love Love" focused on the cameraman and the actual production of this show, while "Hit wo Nerae" took you into the shoes of the director. At last, "Chou Henshin Cosprayers" is the result of everything that happened in the two previous shows: A Power Rangers-like kids Anime gone horribly wrong. The story is very simple: A group of magical, transforming girls are fighting to bring back peaceto the world. Each episode introduces a new villain, pretty standard "monster of the week" stuff. Bad camera work, intentionally bad acting and a rushed story with occasional panty shots is just some of the many problems this Anime has, and it's all accounted for in the two previous shows of the trilogy. The viewer already knew the show was going to be bad, and it lived up to that in the most hilarious way possible. Maybe someone would say this was a disappointing way to end the trilogy, but we all knew it would be. But on a more positive note, the art was great and the show felt more realistic with how the camera shaked and was positioned, as well as the amateurish acting. The ending song is really good as well, and adds a dramatic punch to an otherwise light-hearted Anime. An insert song at the end of the series made me tear up too, something I hardly do. I think the Anime should be praised for what it's trying to do, and if you think the premise sounds interesting, give the whole trilogy a watch. Just be sure to watch them in the correct order, so you'll get the most out of each show.

Mixed Feelings