Vixens

When a 19-year-old computer obsessive accidentally summons a futuristic android through his PC, she's determined to fix his love life using technology from the 22nd century. That's the setup for Visionary, a 5-episode OVA from 1995 that leans hard into absurd sci-fi comedy as its framing for adult content. The android, Doreimon, comes equipped with a bizarre entity called SM Snake and a toolkit of futuristic gadgets — all aimed at helping this hopeless guy pursue the woman he's into. The whole thing is adapted from U-jin's manga, and his character designs carry over intact, which is honestly part of the appeal if you're familiar with his work. The tone stays pretty light throughout — this isn't grim or intense. It's more like a raunchy comedy sketch that happens to involve time-displaced technology and romantic disasters. If you've seen Angel of Darkness or Another Lady Innocent and appreciated the retro 90s OVA aesthetic — hand-drawn, a little rough around the edges, clearly a product of its era — this fits that same space. It's got the same energy as Kenzen Robo Daimidaler in the sense that the sci-fi elements exist mostly as an excuse for comedic situations rather than any serious worldbuilding. Don't go in expecting a plot that takes itself seriously. It's a short, breezy watch that pairs a familiar wish-fulfillment premise with enough quirky details to keep it from feeling completely generic.