to the internet. Yazaki works for Furuyashiki-san. A line of insect extermination robots created by Kinryu. The third interceptor Doll, developed by Furuyashiki in America after he resigned from Mars Pharmaceuticals. Includes special motorcycle that transforms into a set of large hands. Perceives Combat-san as its enemy. The fourth interceptor Doll, not much is known about her yet besides the fact that her Kotobukiya model kit is slated for release in December 2014. Media Game The game, released 27 November 2003, is a third-person shooter game where the main aim is to complete levels defeating hordes of various kinds of insects, all while avoiding collateral damage to furniture and other household items. Completing a level gives the player credits with which one can buy upgrades for the Hoihoi-san, ranging from the useful like missile packs, ammunition and weapons upgrade but also less useful items like new clothing and new voices. In the game the muzzle blast is about the size of the robot, which combined with an impressive rate of fire makes for a definite statement in the girls-with-guns genre. A modicum of style, finesse and Japanese tradition is retained by featuring a katana in the weapons selection. The game allows the player to use both a katana and a machine gun at the same time. If the player acquires all Hoihoi-san accessories, the backdrop turns pink on returning home. Manga A series of single page manga by Kunihiko Tanaka were serialised in the seinen manga magazine Dengeki Daioh. The manga centered around the life of Aburatsubo-kun and his Hoihoi-san in Kyoto. The manga follows up in the bizarreness with lines such as "The spare ammunition kit is sold out, huh? I suppose I'll just buy her a pair of gloves." While a life sized Hoihoi-san is levelling Aburatsubo-kun's flat, on the telephone: "It's on a rampage? I know that already!!" A spinoff manga titled Ichigeki Sacchu!! HoiHoi-san Legacy by Kunihiko Tanaka started serialization in the seinen manga magazine Dengeki Black Maoh on 19 September 2007. Anime The manga and the Original Video Animation were part of a special edition package. The anime itself is only about 10 minutes long, and maintains the unusual humor by combining massive gunplay with squeaky booties. Unlike the manga, the anime is centered around Kimiko Dewa, who abhors the nightly carnage by her insect killing robots. She would rather they were more like pets