The paramilitary office ladies, Arisa and Kyoko, are back seeking revenge against Nuku-Nuku, with automatic weapons, catnip, or whatever it takes. But their boss Akiko, the main threat before, now often finds herself on Nuku-Nuku's side.

This OVA series does do a few things the first one didn't. It ages the characters a little bit, and puts them into different situations, so Nuku-Nuku's gimmicky personality can interact appropriately. Therein lies the real problem with this series. Once you can predict what Nuku will do next, which isn't very hard, the show becomes instantly boring. You can call everything that will happen in an episode just by reading it's title. Nuku chases mice around. Nuku gets distracted at an inopportune moment. Yawn. You've seen it once, you've seen it a million times. The animation quality has, of course, dropped a level, although for a modern OVA series, this one doesn't look bad at all. The character designs seem to have been remade with washed out colors in mind. This series looks very old, like it's been left out in the sun for too long. Nuku-Nuku now has yellow hair, which doesn't really suit her character at all and ends up looking very pale and washed out compared to the first OVA. The music is passable as typical anime fare, sounding a lot like the score to Saber Marionette J, which I suppose is similar enough to this series. It's not all bad, though. Nuku fans will be in heaven, as will otaku who love catgirls. Nuku-Nuku is arguably the most cattish of the catgirls in anime today, and those with an affinity for the breed will find nothing to complain about here. Newcomers, however, probably won't be impressed with this, and would be better off discovering the original series for themselves first.