English Dub Review: New Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt “Project S: The Worst Ever Dojo ; Bitch Perfect ; F*ck & Furious”

Overview


“Project S: The Worst Ever Dojo”

Feeling belittled by Panty, Stocking teams up with Scanty to kill a ninja Ghost masquerading as the head of Daten City’s samurai dojo…


“Bitch Perfect” 

The Anarchy and Demon Sisters become addicted to an Instagram-style photo-sharing app that causes them to experience orgasmic pleasure over the likes and online validation they receive…


“F*ck & Furious”

A “Fast & Furious”-style parody that takes place in an unexpected environment…


Our Take

This time around, we get an episode that embraces a chaotic “triple feature” format, delivering three wildly distinct segments that blend genre parody, irreverent humor, and pop culture absurdity with fearless confidence. The first story riffs on sci-fi and martial arts movie tropes while shaking up character pairings in a way that reveals unexpected chemistry and surprisingly heartfelt undertones. Despite moments of emotional depth, the episode stays true to its high-energy and maintains the wild proceedings going from start to finish.

The second and third segments shift into overdrive, diving headfirst into biting satire and over-the-top parody with reckless enthusiasm. One aims modern internet culture, skewering influencer obsession and clout-chasing with sharp wit and absurd flair, while the final act cranks up the chaos with a wild homage to the “Fast & Furious” films with rapid-fire gags, and all. With nonstop visual surprises, exaggerated set pieces, and a barrage of cultural references, these stories push the show’s comedic and stylistic insanity to exhilarating new heights.

Overall, this episode was a wildly unrestrained, unhinged, and most of all, unforgettable. With its raucous humor, fearless parody, and visual madness delivered at breakneck speed. It strikes a perfect balance between satire and silliness, juggling crude gags and over-the-top style without ever losing momentum. While I’m left scratching my head at the way the episode ended, I’m curious if it’ll lead anywhere plot-wise, or if it’ll be just as self-contained as the “Zombie” episode from Season One.