This is a 90s action comedy that treats phantom cats like a legitimate urban threat and never blinks about it. Three episodes of women solving supernatural problems with explosions, incompetence, and a chemistry that makes you wish there were thirty more. The kidnapping arc actually lands because you spent the runtime learning to care about these specific people instead of watching archetypes run through callbacks.
Kagura Total Security Inc. runs the kind of operation where most people wouldn't dare apply. Taba and his crew hunt supernatural threats that conventional law enforcement can't handle, specifically phantom cats: creatures caught between worlds that leave destruction in their wake. Their job is messy, explosive, and constantly interrupted by government agents who'd rather bury the whole operation than acknowledge these creatures exist. Things get personal when one of their team vanishes into the phantom cat underworld. What starts as a rescue mission spirals into a confrontation with both the creatures themselves and the shadowy officials determined to keep everything classified. Between firefights, property damage, and the surreal horror of dealing with malevolent spirits wearing fur, the crew has to stay one step ahead of everyone trying to stop them. This is comedy riding shotgun with chaos. Expect slapstick moments bleeding into genuine peril, wisecracks exchanged during gunfights, and a world where the supernatural isn't mysterious so much as annoyingly inconvenient. It's lighthearted action that never takes itself seriously enough to kill the mood.