In it, a teenage girl is abducted by alien perverts who strip her to her underwear, strap her down with limbs spread, and promise to do sex to her with their "banana organs," which are horrifying mechanized phalluses, bristling with attachments and wider than one of her legs.
Sure, the girl - Momo Ayase, our cool girl protagonist who believes that ghosts exist, but not aliens - destroys the aliens with her psychic powers before they can touch her, but I balked.
As a boy - Ken Takakura, our nerd guy co-protagonist who believes that aliens exist, but not ghosts - desperately, hilariously, raced to find somewhere to pee, I thought: Oh, I get it, it's about how the experience of being a horny teenager is the same as approaching a terrifying and potentially threatening unknown.
The basic premise of both series is of Momo and Ken's enmity turning to odd-couple friendship as they face all manner of bizarre aliens and ghostly threats.
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