Nobody remembers this exists. Two episodes of pure SD chaos where Voogie's Angel gets shrunk down and turned into a sentai parody that doesn't care if you know the source material. The comedy runs on its own logic: absurdist, fast, completely unmoored from the original's sci-fi setup. If you've ever wanted to watch a show that treats its own premise as a joke to dismantle, this is exactly 45 minutes of that. It's built for people who laugh at the setup before the punchline even lands.
Super deformed chaos erupts when the digital defense squad known as the Super Angels gets called into action. These pint-sized heroines trade their usual high-tech assignments for absurd misadventures that parody the serious sci-fi world they're supposed to protect. With exaggerated proportions and comedic timing cranked to maximum, the team stumbles through missions that constantly veer off the rails. The humor lands in the gap between what these angels should be doing and the ridiculous situations they actually find themselves in. Slapstick collides with sci-fi terminology, creating a playful send-up of the very franchise it belongs to. Nothing is sacred here: character dynamics get twisted, dramatic moments crumble into farce, and the whole operation runs on pure comedic energy rather than coherent logic. This OVA works best for viewers who appreciate self-aware parodies and don't mind when anime makes fun of itself. The radio drama origins give the writing a scripted, theatrical feel that enhances the performed nature of the jokes. If you enjoy comedy that swings wildly between genres and doesn't take itself seriously for a single moment, this delivers that energy in concentrated form.