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(Japanese: ビキニ・ウォリアーズ, Bikini Woriāzu ) is a Japanese media franchise that satirises traditional fantasy role-playing game (RPG) tropes through the lens of extreme fan service. Originally conceived by Hobby Japan and MegaHouse as a series of high-quality fantasy figures, the brand expanded into a 12-episode anime series, manga, and video games. The Core Premise: Fashion Meets Fantasy

The television series aired in 2015. Episodes are short "shorts," typically lasting about four minutes, focusing on comedic misunderstandings or the logistical absurdities of adventuring in swimwear.

As a Hobby Japan property, the franchise is perhaps best known for its meticulously crafted PVC figures , which are highly sought after by collectors for their detailed designs.

Beyond the visual appeal, Bikini Warriors is often cited as a self-aware parody. It pokes fun at the "Chainmail Bikini" trope—a long-standing criticism in fantasy media where female characters are given protective gear that offers no actual protection. By leaning into this absurdity, the series creates a unique niche that balances cheeky humor with high-end character art. Bikini Warriors (TV Series 2015–2021) - IMDb

The franchise relies heavily on "fan service," featuring character designs from renowned artists such as Rei Hiroe , Hisasi, Saitom, and Tony. Key Characters

The leader of the group, known for her high physical strength and bold personality.