Ah! My Goddess: Bad Goddess The Anime Video Comic

- Season 1

(2017)

When Keiichi's friends realize he lied and never consummated his marriage to Belldandy, they throw an intervention party that accidentally results in Belldandy giving Keiichi a night of sex so intense that he suffers a Heart Attack.

When Keiichi is hospitalized with less than thirty days to live, Urd, Skuld, and Mara Marller go to an anime convention in Detroit, Michigan to seek out Kosuke Fujishima for financial help with his operation bills.

When Keiichi finally passes away, his soul is accidentally sent to Valhalla to live with the original Three Norns from the Viking era, who have some angry words with him about how Kosuke Fujishima misrepresented their image.

Skuld gets a visit from a real time lord named Doctor What, who suspiciously looks like Charlie Day, and is secretly pretending to be a lame second rate impersonator on Public Access as his cover. She is not impressed.

When Skuld wishes that her Nekomi Gang friends can visit her in Heaven, Marller twists her wish around, wiping out Planet Earth in a Nuclear Holocaust, leading to Yggdrasil Central comically suffering from overpopulation problems.

Earth's Population and the Goddesses are re-situated on the futuristic world of Planet Belldandy, where Skuld decides to sell off her invention patents to finance her ironically insane vision for a family restaurant named Casa De La Skuld.

Urd is secretly wrestling with her feelings about coming out of the closet to her family as a lesbian. The comedy twist is her girlfriend is none other than Natsumi Tsujimoto from Kosuke Fujishima's You're Under Arrest.

Yggdrasil Central finds itself under attack by a cyber terrorist calling himself The Gremlin. Doctor What and Lind have one hour to find their way to the center of a deadly teleporter maze before he drops Yggdrasil out of the Sky.

In order to prove himself as a new full time Ah My Goddess cast member, the Goddesses demand Doctor What travel back in time to assassinate the creators of Evangelion so they can have a real produced Season Three.

A Bonus Epilogue, where Writer/Director Kevin from the Other Dimension explains the bizarre metaphorical nature of his satire series Bad Goddess. Kevin thinks he's reached the end, unaware that it is merely the beginning.