Bakuretsu Tenshi - Burst Angel


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Anime Status: 24/24 Complete

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In a crime-ridden future Japan, Kyohei Tachibana is a peaceful student at a culinary school, dreaming of going to France for advanced study as a patissier (pastry chef). To afford the trip, he accepts a part-time job as private cook to a strange group of women - Sei, Meg, Jo and Amy. To Kyohei's astonishment, they turn out to be a band of violent mercenaries, and he finds himself in the line of fire.

Disscussion:
I have been watch this seris for a while now. I find it entertaining and a great watch! Thank you M| for suggesting it!

What is your opinion/comments?

Well, it started off very good, and then it fell into the pitts....

Rirath said it best at AniDB, "Action, guns, pseudo-yuri, cute, nearly naked girls, and tons of fan service is the main appeal". This has Shounen written all over it... Its good for some mindless watching (ie no complex storyline; a commonplace with Gonzo), so don't expect any major storyline / character development, because there really isn't any. It kind of reminded me of the typical "Monster of the Week" anime, because every couple of episodes, Jo had to rush in, save Meg and destroy some creature then suddenly wrap everything up. Lather, Rinse, Repeat. It won't be until episode 20 until you really see anything develop. Even then I found the ending quite rushed. As for the ending itself... You'll have to watch it to find out.

Regardless, its still an okay watch. It may not be as complex or moving an Evangelion or Kanon, but it certainly isn't as bad as Canary.

Intros quite awesome :) That's a plus! Also the animation is very clean, squeaky like. Music is decent, but I can't really remember any themes other than the opening theme "Loosey".