The True Legend of the Demon God Urotsukidouji: Connections with the Devil
1990
- Format
- OVA
- Aired
- 1990
- Episodes
- 2
- Status
- Finished
- Genres
- Fantasy · Hentai · Horror · Science fiction
Nazi Germany - 1944: As American bombers soar towards Berlin, a revolting Satanic rite takes place below - Hitler and his minions are using the monstrous Nazi Death Rape Machine to render the dimensional boundaries separating the Human World from the World of Man-Beasts and the World of Monster Demons. Dr. Munhihausen Sr.`s life work is about to come to fruition - the conjuring of the Overfiend!
Cut to modern day Tokyo - Munhihausen Jr. searches for a monster with strength enough to conquer the omnipotent Overfiend. Since legend says that he who kills the Overfiend will rule all three worlds forever, Munhihausen is determined to slay the Overfiend and assume complete control over all three dimensions. His efforts seem fruitless - until Nagumo`s cousin Takeaki, infused with Nagumo`s blood after an accident, begins to develop monstrous powers.
As Man-Beast Amano Jyaku and his sister Megumi, together with faithful accomplice Kuroko attempt to thwart Munhihausen`s evil plan, nothing seems likely to prevent Munhihausen, descendant of a race of brutal tyrants, from enslaving the world under his despicable rule!
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Released in 1990 as the third installment of the Urotsukidouji series, Connections with the Devil represents a pivotal chapter in the dark fantasy anime franchise. The series, originally adapted from Toshio Maeda's adult manga, emerged during the peak of the 1980s and 1990s Japanese original video animation (OVA) boom. This specific entry was produced by Phoenix Entertainment and directed by Kinji Yoshimoto, who sought to blend extreme supernatural horror with dark erotic themes to push the boundaries of what was commercially viable in the home video market of the era.
The design and aesthetic of the film are characteristic of the 'splatter' horror movement within anime, prioritizing grotesque creature design and apocalyptic atmosphere. Toshio Maeda, the original creator, was instrumental in shaping the visual identity of the demons and the bleak, subterranean urban environments. Upon its release, the film garnered significant controversy for its graphic content, becoming a lightning rod for censorship debates in international markets. Despite this, it remains a notable, if polarizing, historical artifact of the transition from late-80s pulp manga to high-budget adult animation.
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