A tiger-masked teenager gets possessed by his evil dimension doppelganger and the only thing standing between your world and total conquest is whatever insanity his body can throw at the Dark Realm's minions. The plot doesn't make sense and it doesn't care, because every frame is animated like someone spent their entire animation budget on movement instead of story coherence. This is 1987 OVA maximalism: relentless, violent, visually inventive, and designed to exhaust you before you finish asking what's actually happening.
Riki is a kung fu enthusiast who loves his tiger mask, which makes him perfectly at home at Battle Royal High School. The problem: he's the spitting image of Byoudo, an interdimensional dark lord from another realm. When a gateway between worlds cracks open, a malevolent Fairy Master manipulates Byoudo into invading Earth, leaving Riki caught in the crossfire as a semi-possessed conduit between dimensions. Things spiral fast. The Fairy Master's minions begin transforming Riki's classmates into grotesque, desire-fueled monsters. A trigger-happy exorcist arrives to purge the supernatural corruption. The Space-Time Police send their toughest agent to contain the dimensional breach. Riki finds himself trapped between worlds, hunted by multiple forces, and responsible for saving his school from becoming a nightmare realm. This 1987 OVA throws 80s action excess at cosmic horror with genuine stakes underneath the chaos. It's supernatural combat mixed with body horror and comedic timing that never lets the tension settle. For viewers who want their school setting weird, dangerous, and completely unhinged.