Twinkle Heart: Gingakei made Todokanai

I won't even begin to attempt to explain what happened in this one, because you wouldn't believe me if I did. In fact, please don't ask me to explain, because I will refuse to even if you beg.

All I'll say is this: Anime OVAs are the best gift we have ever been given as a society, and we need to make better use of them in our daily lives. They are not often made anymore, but there is something truly magical about an entire feature-length film released direct-to-video by some random animation studio looking to animate whatever they feel like that particular year. Sometimes ... you get classics like 2001 Nights, sometimes you get weird junk like Villgust. Sometimes you get "Twinkle Heart: Let's NOT Reach the Galaxy."

If you wish to watch a 45-minute movie about space adventurers fighting stuffed animals, let Twinkle Heart grace your life.

This OVA has introduces things, but explains nothing.
God has lost a so-called "Love Treasure", which we will never know what it is. He sends his daughters to look for this treasure, but they go to earth to go to a school and sometimes they go looking for this treasure that he lost.
They go to look for this treasure on another planet, where an "Essence of Life" (which we don't know what it is) is introduced, which can give life to anything.
On this other planet they meet a boy who calls himself "J.J." who is also looking for a treasure, and they fight against an organization ... that is after the Essence of Life. We don't know who he is, we only know that he studies in the same school as the girls.
It is quoted that not even a human could go to that planet. So who is this boy? Who is that old man who had the Essence of Life? They look human, J.J. studies in a school on earth.
The organization we don't even know what their goals are. They only exist to have a villain.
In the end, this OVA gives you an adventure after the treasure "Love", but totally ignores that, and concludes with nothing but a fight against a random villain who doesn't even have a stated goal.
Oh... and the girls come back to Earth and now work/have a cafeteria... Ok...

The animation is good.
Soundtrack I didn't even pay attention.
The characters are not bad. I even liked Lemon.

I don't recommend watching this anime. It basically proposes something to you, but ignores everything and concludes nothing.

This anime is basically 10 minutes worth of story stretched out to 45. And given how little you could with "some generic girls try to save sentient stuffed animals" in even that time, you can imagine how difficult this is to sit through. They pad out the run time with their attempt at humor (which is made up entirely of the same old cliches you've seen a million times before) and the girls acting cutesy. These girls are just differentiated from each other enough to fall into different basic, tired architypes, but that's it. The directing is competent but uninspired, and ... the one real fight scene at the end was OK until it pulls a big deus ex machina. The art and music are both sub par (seriously, why is the youngest girl's head a perfect sphere?), but not bad in any noteworthy way.

In short, this is more boring than anything, and it's one of the hardest OAVs I've ever tried to sit through. Avoid.