A sorcerer has ten years to turn a city into a portal to hell, and you watch it happen in real time through the most gorgeous nightmare fuel 1988 animation can throw at you. Kawajiri's creature design hits with the grotesque weight of practical horror, every demon hauled into existence through color and shadow instead of empty CGI spectacle. The story is pure skeleton, barely functional, but the visual world it builds, that neon-soaked, sexually charged nightmare aesthetic, makes you feel the descent into chaos regardless of plot. This is style carrying weight that substance never needs to earn.

Kyouya Izayoi lives in the shadow of his father's defeat. Ten years ago, Genichirou Izayoi fought the sorcerer Rebi Ra, a man who traded his soul for demonic power, and died, leaving Shinjuku a demon-ridden wasteland while the rest of Tokyo stays mostly untouched. Now Rebi Ra is close to finishing a ritual he has worked on for a decade, one meant to throw the whole world into chaos. When demonic forces attack Japan's prime minister, Kyouya, unsure of the Nempo powers he inherited from his father, becomes the only one who can stand in the sorcerer's way. Joined by the prime minister's daughter, Sayaka Rama, he heads into Shinjuku to finish the fight his father lost. This one-episode OVA blends action, horror and supernatural adventure with a touch of romance.