Chained Soldier

Portals called Mato bring monsters into Japan, while power-granting peaches give women the abilities used by the Anti-Demon Corps. Yuuki enters commander Kyouka's service.

Synopsis

The Anime Lad

Portals called Mato connect Japan to another dimension and release dangerous monsters. Peaches from Mato grant powers to women, who form the Anti-Demon Corps. Yuuki Wakura is caught in an attack and rescued by commander Kyouka Uzen. Staying useful requires accepting her authority in combat and at home.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Mato portals open. Monsters escape. Special peaches give women the power to fight back through the Anti-Demon Corps. Kyouka commands its Seventh Unity and rescues Yuuki during an attack. His unusual usefulness earns a place in her service, with duties that continue after the battlefield.

Gigguku

Kyouka arrives as the commander who actually knows what to do when Mato opens. She saves Yuuki, recognizes that he can help, and sets the terms herself. The Anti-Demon Corps already belongs to its women. He is entering their system. That command-first premise gives the action and the ecchi setup the same clear source!

Father's Basement

The series builds its appeal around a young man entering a powerful woman's service, so subtlety is not part of the contract. The wider setup is simple. Mato releases monsters, peaches grant abilities to women, and the Anti-Demon Corps responds. Kyouka rescues Yuuki and brings him into her unit under terms that apply both in battle and at home.

Yuuki Wakura watches as dueling supernatural forces ravage the Earth. Mato are portals to another dimension, avenues from which dangerous monsters escape.

What defines it

An ecchi action fantasy. Fanservice-forward battles.

Watch path

Watch the numbered main seasons in order. Announced continuations follow the released entries. Optional titles are not included in this main-series path.

Main storyMain seasons

Recommendation shape

MoodNot enough evidence

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StoryNot enough evidence

ActionNot enough evidence

Moral framingNot enough evidence

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