Natsuru's stuck in a girl's body on a mission he didn't sign up for, and the show finds comedy gold in the gap between what he wanted and what he got. The animation overhaul makes every transformation and fight actually worth watching instead of squinting at. It's pure fan service continuation that doesn't pretend to be anything else, just better at being it.
Natsuru's transgender nightmare continues. Still trapped in his female Kämpfer form, he navigates the absurd complications that come with being two people at one school. His childhood friend Akane remains hopelessly smitten with his girl body while his male half tries desperately to maintain some semblance of normalcy. Meanwhile, other Kämpfers keep showing up with violent intentions, forcing him to transform and fight whether he's ready or not. These two episodes pile on the chaos. Natsuru juggles keeping his dual enrollment secret, dodging increasingly persistent admirers, and actually surviving combat encounters that keep escalating in ridiculousness. The action stays frenetic and comedic, never taking itself seriously for a second. Between the fighting sequences, there's constant fish-out-of-water humor as Natsuru gets dragged into situations no guy should ever experience. If you watched the original series and want more of Natsuru's suffering mixed with spectacular fight choreography and shameless fan service, this special delivers exactly that. It's dumb, it's fun, and it knows what it is.