Tiny Evil

Every once in a while, a summoning circle actually works. A guy draws one on his floor, hoping to call up a succubus who will, let's say, send him off in style. What he gets is Miyu — a succubus who is, against all demonic logic, completely inexperienced. Two virgins, one supernatural contract, and absolutely no idea what they're doing. That's the setup for Tiny Evil, a 4-episode OVA from 2018 that leans hard into its absurd premise and runs with it. The humor comes from the gap between expectation and reality — Miyu is supposed to be this dangerous, seductive force, and instead she's stumbling through her purpose just as awkwardly as Takeshi is stumbling through his crisis. It's character-driven in a way you wouldn't necessarily expect from this genre, giving both leads actual personality rather than just roles to fill. The supernatural framing keeps things from feeling too grounded, which helps the tone stay light even when the content gets adult. If you've watched something like Combustible Campus Guardress and appreciated when supernatural comedy doesn't take itself seriously, this sits in a similar space. Or if Magical Witch Punie-chan scratched an itch for comedy that plays its weird premise completely straight, Tiny Evil has that same energy. It's not trying to be more than it is — a short, self-aware adult OVA with a genuinely funny central dynamic.