Meanwhile Kieko enlists the help of Yamagushi. a studio employee who has been besotted with her for a long time. Why?  So that he can use the Heavenly Whip on her that will grant her powers to control the weather and subsequently destroy Shimamori. Thus we get the sight of her getting tied up and whipped. When she has been transformed into the weather witch she heads off to the studio to battle Shimamori for the accolade of Weather Woman.

This is truly a bizarre film, due mainly to the cultural differences between our two countries. Also the Japanese sense of humour is radically different from ours, so what they find funny makes us go huh!  But the film has sex and fetishism running through it and that is universal.  There are also some satirical stabs at the easily swayed television viewers as they jump from supporting one cult of personality to another.  As it is based on a comic book, it has retained that vibrant anything goes attitude.  So there you have it a satirical, fetishistic, sexy, sometimes funny, always-watchable witch movie.  This may put some people off, but if you view it with an open mind, you will experience something quite unique.  A sequel followed (Weather Girl R) that played down the comedy aspects and instead focused more on the sex. Strangely enough this was less successful.