I watched this originally via my University's animé club. The sole reason it was voted for as pitched was based on the idea that "She reloads her gun like this!" [shows clip of bullets flying out from between her breasts] Ok, some of you might be like "sign me up right now!" and some might be like "Oh God that's terrible". Though this is sort of one of the main "recognition" features of this animé, I'd say there's more to it than that. Don't expect crazy plot depth and ridiculous twists, but as I recall there's enough to it to make it interesting and though relativelypredictable if you like to think ahead, there are a couple of surprises. Overall the tone of this is pretty light/cheery though it has a few dark moments as well. Has that sort of cheesy idea of trying to use love to stop violence, though realistically it doesn't usually seem to work all that well.

In particular, one redeeming quality is that though the main character uses her...assets in one sense, in another she's not the promiscuous type either, so that's somewhat redeeming from my point of view.

It's a short series, and it makes for a nice, relatively light watch. Kind of quirky and cute at times too. It's no 10, but I think it's worth watching once if you like that sort of thing.