Furyou Shoujo to Yobarete

Which is better than the previous series I've seen from Daiei (Akai Meiro and Tenshi No Uppercut) as well the last full-on live action shoujo series I've watched (Aries No Otometachi) and at the level of Janus No Kagami in terms of sheer entertainment. Yeah the plot and character developments don't make any sense whatsoever outside this clearly being based on a shoujo manga and not on any biography of any kind whatsoever (except if you believe the "based on real events" fluff they throw at you in the intro) but still, if you're into shoujos you will like this nonetheless, even if it has not the same emotional envolvement that you could get from a person who was influenced also by stuff like this in the writing department like the Eddie Van Halen of Tokus, the Maestro Toshiki Inoue (see the masterful Avataro Sentai Donbrothers movie on that). Good stuff that I'm happy I watched and for which I thank the fansubber geo9875, whose geowidth blog I recommend if you're interested in giving to this or other Sukeban girl series like Sukeban Deka II, Shoujo Commando Izumi and Janus No Kagami a try.