A girl allergy so severe it causes full-body hives is the perfect premise for a 90s romcom, and DNA² never wastes the bit. The show commits entirely to ridiculous scenarios where Junta's transformation into a world-class playboy creates cascading romantic chaos, each episode funnier than the last because the joke is structural, not punchline-dependent. The animation holds up, the comedy timing lands, and then halfway through it abruptly pivots into Dragon Ball Z territory and loses what made it special, but those first six episodes are pure, unforced hilarity that rewarded anyone paying attention to this one when it aired.
Junta Morado lives a solitary existence, cursed with a severe allergy to women that leaves him bedridden and miserable whenever girls come near. His quiet, lonely life shatters the moment Karin materializes from the future with a radical plan: she'll rewrite his DNA to transform him into an irresistible ladies' man. The procedure works, maybe too well. Within days, Junta becomes the object of desire for every female student at school, his newfound charm creating absolute chaos wherever he goes. Romance proposals pile up, jealous rivalries ignite, and seemingly innocent conversations spiral into comedic disasters. Junta must navigate constant romantic entanglements while uncovering why Karin traveled back in time to change him in the first place. Beneath the slapstick humor and love triangle madness lies a genuine mystery about fate, identity, and whether you can really escape your own nature. The show balances ridiculous romantic farce with surprisingly sweet character moments, making it equal parts laugh-out-loud comedy and genuinely endearing.