Phantom Hunter Miko

Part detective, part exorcist, Jinguuji Miko is a Phantom Hunter who tracks down malevolent spirits that slip inside human bodies and take control. Her partner Rokuro is along for the ride, and together they make a pretty entertaining duo as they deal with increasingly strange cases in a modern urban setting. The core concept is genuinely fun: phantoms don't just haunt places, they possess people, which means Miko has to identify who's been taken over and then perform her exorcism before things get worse. There's a comedic edge running through all of it that keeps the supernatural tension from feeling too heavy. If you've seen Demon Fighter Kocho or My My Mai, you'll recognize the formula — a capable female lead with spiritual abilities navigating weird paranormal situations with some humor mixed in. This is a two-episode OVA from Studio Deen, adapted from a manga, so the runtime is short and the story stays focused on establishing Miko and Rokuro's dynamic and how their phantom-hunting operation actually works. It's a pretty low-commitment watch that delivers exactly what it advertises: a blend of supernatural action and lighthearted comedy. Don't go in expecting deep lore or a sprawling narrative — this is a compact, self-contained slice of an interesting premise that leaves you curious about what further cases might have looked like.