Surprisingly, this is actually a pretty decent premise. If it wasn't stapled on to a sub-par hentai, it could have actually been at least competent if a more talented team was attached to it. It's like the distant cousin of something like Bubblegum Crisis. Hell, even if you wanted to embrace the fact that this is a hentai where you can feel everything your robot feels, and this is used by the bad guys, it could have been used to the hentai's advantage for a niche audience.
And while a lot of this hentai tends to miss a lot more than it lands, the fact that I can even point to decent character moments and jokes that actually had some effort put into them is nice. I just wish the whole thing had some more talent behind it. The fact that stuff like Midnight Panther and Spaceship Agga Ruter exists proves that you can have a hentai with some effort behind it.
Unfortunately, the OVA ends after one episode, and on a cliffhanger, that means nothing is going to get developed beyond what is in this single episode. And while it's not a classic by any stretch, it certainly had potential, which is more than I could say for most hentai.
The only reason to go even consider watching this is if you're really are just that desperate for that mid-90s cyberpunk or sci-fi anime aesthetic. But if you're not willing to have the embarrassment of having to watch a hentai to get it, then maybe avoid this one.
However, I still don't know why the distribution company for the English release went with the title "Sexorcist". Seems more appropriate for a parody of something featuring spirits or demons than something with robots. The alternate title "Robosex" or original Japanese title "Puppeteer" seems more appropriate, but I guess that wouldn't stand out in the piles of terrible anime that were being shoveled onto store shelves at the time.
