Everything is shallow and half-baked! "Pure White Masked Pro Wrestling Angel" is the catchphrase used to promote this, but looking at the color scheme of that costume, isn't it a stretch to call it "pure white"? If they really wanted to emphasize pure white, they should have unified the hair and mask in white as well. Maybe they were imitating the vibe of that famous work where a tricolor mobile suit was called a "white mobile suit," but even so, it's too forced.
This work follows the flow of the "Glamour Mask" type setting, and the heroine (Arisu Tonoyaka) is called by the nickname "Gishigishi Purun." However, she herself completely rejects this name, and there's a scene where she declares to the enemy, "Don't call me that! I am White Eagle!" So who gave her that name in the first place? I wonder if the circumstances are revealed in other works of the same series.
As usual, the story development in this series is idiotic. The day after she hurts her side in battle, her father sees her in pain and suspects "bullying," going straight to the school principal to talk. Up to this point, it's still understandable. But when the principal replies, "I don't think there's any student in this school who would bully Shiraishi-kun (referring to Tonoyaka), who is the student council president," the father immediately backs down, saying, "Is that so... then it's fine. Excuse me." What was the point of coming to school? It makes no sense at all.
From the father's words, "She was also coming home late...," the principal becomes convinced that Tonoyaka is Gishigishi Purun, and uses the father as a decoy to lure her out. The previous night, Tonoyaka punished a group of people who tried to frame a female student, but their motive was the ridiculously childish reason of "to discipline her." Moreover, they mobilized three people just to hide test papers in a desk, and even though no one would come to the classroom late at night (though Tonoyaka did show up), they all went to the trouble of hiding their faces. Well, I'm already used to the "stupid actions" in GIGA works.
Does Tonoyaka transform into White Eagle, or does she change clothes? Either way, she goes to rescue her father. After a struggle, she succeeds in rescuing him once, but the father has been administered some kind of drug, and as soon as he wakes up, he attacks Tonoyaka. She no longer had the strength to escape from this predicament again.
There's a scene where the principal orders, "Bring that thing," and I predicted "that thing" would appear, and sure enough, it did. This is the convention of the GIGA world. With that "white object," Tonoyaka's crotch is mercilessly attacked as well. And what's most shocking is the development where she is raped by the principal in front of her father. It's not such a big secret, but the principal's true identity is...