First off, that's the description off the back of the box and it's completely erroneous. Lime is, in fact, quite smart--it's her partner Bass who's the airhead, as well as being hilariously perverted. He spends most of the three episodes chasing after girls, getting run over by cars, crashing into things, and screwing up. Lime, for all her ditzy looks and fanservice, is actually quite competent and is always yelling at Bass whenever he screws up. Bass seems to know a bit more about the Human world and whatnot (he chides Lime numerous times to lose the wings in order to be a bit less conspicuous), but Lime's just focused on finding those jewels and considers Bass' constant screw-ups to be more conspicuous than her wings. He's more easily distracted from their mission...especially if the distraction is a cute girl. ^_^ Their characters bounce nicely off each other and create a fun interplay, and it's a nice change to have the guy be a ditz for once.

The BEMs (BEM, by the way, stands for Big-Eyed Monster) are everyday objects that, through the power of the magic gems that Bass accidentally dropped into the human world, have been possessed with angry spirits. While they're constantly referred to by Lime and Bass as monsters, the BEMs are in fact the cutest things you've ever seen. Some are malicious and out to get revenge on humans, but even in their efforts to be evil they're unbelievably adorable. You just can't be intimidated by a kawaii super-deformed candle, even when he's doing mean things like turning people into wax statues.

The dub isn't spectacular, but it's mostly okay--albeit with some truly cheesy puns thrown in. The subtitling job is good, and the DVD includes the usual scene access interface and trailers for other shows, with a virtual dress-up Lime doll as an extra. I was a bit disappointed with the doll, though, as there are only four outfits to put her in and they're complete outfits--you can't mix-and-match the clothes, which would have been a lot more fun.

It's obvious from the setup at the beginning that they intended to do one episode per jewel (making 10 episodes, if I recall correctly), but I'm not sure if they made all of the episodes or stopped after episode 3--I haven't been able to find any information on whether there are any more volumes being released. It would be a shame, as this show is lots of fun, but with the episodic format there's no agonizing cliffhanger so the truncation wouldn't be as frustrating as with some other shows.

Lime can do a Magical Girl Transformation(tm) into various other incarnations and costumes, but thankfully this isn't overused. Her little mascot Poogie (the yellow blob with big googly eyes on her shoulder) is almost unbearably cute but quite useful, as he (it?) can transform into pretty much anything. Bass is the comic relief of the show, although he isn't a total moron either and comes through when it's really important.

The animation is very nice and clean, with minimal recycling, and while the music isn't really anything remarkable, the opening song is cute and catchy. Pretty much everything about this show is cute and catchy, with a dollop of ecchi fun. Funny, wacky and cute, this show isn't anything groundbreaking, but it's thoroughly enjoyable and good for a nice light snack.