SaiKano OVA- (DVD)
Title: SaiKano OVA-Volume: DVD
Running time: 60
Distributor: Viz Media
Release date: 2006-02-14
Suggested retail price: $24.98
Age rating: 15+
UPC: 782009234548
Description:
Chise is a cute and delicate teenage girl who was transformed into the Ultimate Weapon, even though she wants nothing more than to be a normal girl in love. As the war escalates, we see more of the fearsome destruction inflicted by her on both enemy and friend alike, and we meet the coldhearted Commander Mizuki, an earlier, less powerful version of the weapon Chise has become. In a side story to the groundbreaking TV series SAIKANO, the heartrending ballad continues with Another Love Song.
Includes an exclusive set of Saikano illustration postcards.
Based on the 7 volume manga series - over 2.6MM copies sold in Japan!
Multiple product property in Japan: PS2 videogame, trading cards, action figures, soundtracks
Graphic novels also available from VIZ Media
"Truly inspiring work…masterfully merges the heart-warming with the heart-wrenching." - Animerica Magazine
Special Features - English/Japanese (with English Subtitles), Scene Access, Production Art, Japanese Promos, Clean Opening and Ending, Dolby 5.1 Audio
(added on 2005-10-14)
- Encyclopedia information about SaiKano: Another Love Song (OAV)
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