dreams of desire: definitive edition - lain's mod midnight
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Nothing can go wrong with that, can it?
At least that would be the case if the author had any idea how to
write a plot and use his protagonist.
This whole anime makes no sense, has no context, and is
more random than my closet. Nothing here is explained and is done for the sole purpose of moving the story forward. No matter what you see, no matter who the protagonist suddenly meets, "It happened that way because the plot wanted it that way". You can cope with that a few times, every series has something like that, but here it's almost at every conceivable moment.
[Story & Characters]
As I said, the plot revolves around time travel, but it's not a one-off but a recurring one.
The film is a proper sequel to the TV season and saw the return of Mizushima and Yoshida, among other cast and crew. Then in 2017, the first of a six-part finale was released in theaters. Titled Girls und Panzer das Finale, two more of the promised six films featuring a returning cast and crew have been released since with Part 4 currently in production. Seems mostly simple, right? But, there are also 10 OVA
episodes scattered throughout those major releases. Actas began producing supplementary OVA episodes almost immediately to expand upon the initial season, with six original episodes out by the end of 2013. The series’ seventh OVA, however, was a bigger event. At 38 minutes long, Girls und Panzer: This Is the Real Anzio Battle! saw its own theatrical release in 2014. Like previous OVAs it was set within the TV season, taking place during episode seven. The short film depicts the episode seven
battle between Ōarai Girls’ Academy and Anzio High School. The next OVA was released alongside the film on Blu-ray and DVD. “Alice War!,” also referred to as the “Film OVA,” is set after the film chronologically.
