A girl wakes up wrong, and the show doesn't flinch from what that means. The budget is nonexistent, the animation sparse, but the 80s synth score wraps around everything like something alive, and you realize you're not watching a story unfold so much as listening to one. By the end you understand: this thing was never trying to move, only to haunt.
A teenage girl's ordinary life shatters when she discovers she's transforming into something inhuman. The change isn't gradual or controllable. Her body becomes a battleground between her human consciousness and the predatory instincts of a leopard creature that now shares her form. Every shift brings her closer to losing herself entirely. What began as strange symptoms escalates into a horrifying reality: she must find a way to coexist with this animal nature or be consumed by it. The transformation itself is agonizing, both physically and psychologically. She's trapped between two identities, unsure which one represents her true self anymore. The story moves through claustrophobic tension as she grapples with isolation and fear. Nobody can know what she's become. The supernatural horror isn't just external, it's internal, forcing her to confront the animal lurking beneath her skin. Every instinct screams for violence and release, but her humanity keeps resisting. This OVA captures the primal terror of losing control over your own body and mind, building to a dark confrontation with her new nature.