The premise is absurd on purpose and commits to it without apology: a devout Christian girl gets transformed by Buddha instead of God to fight a Black Buddha cult, and the show knows exactly how funny that is. The voice acting has this manic energy that makes every line land like it's the funniest thing anyone has ever said out loud. It's a 1994 OVA that looks way too polished for something this deliberately ridiculous, which is the whole joke.
Mari Amachi arrives at Perfect Religion Academy expecting a normal school experience. Instead, she finds herself caught between worlds when her best friend Saori vanishes into the clutches of the Black Buddha cult, a dangerous organization bent on stripping away religious freedom through force and manipulation. Desperate to save Saori, Mari reaches out in prayer, but the response comes from an unexpected source: Buddha himself answers her plea. What follows is a bizarre spiritual arrangement that transforms Mari into Butt Attack Punisher Girl Gotaman, a warrior tasked with stopping the cult's nefarious plans. Armed with unconventional powers and dressed in outfits that leave little to imagination, Mari must balance her newfound calling as a divine protector with the sheer absurdity of the situation. This action-comedy fusion leans hard into its premise, blending genuine danger with ridiculous humor as Mari discovers that saving the world sometimes requires accepting help from the most unlikely places.