| | Alternate title : Galaxy Angel A
Studio : Madhouse Studios
Licenced by : Bandai Entertainment
Length : 51 Episodes
Year : 2002
Genre : Science-Fiction - Mecha - Comedy
Synopsis :
The angels squad are back again. After being disbanded over a trivial matter, the commander urges the girls to unite again after resolving the fight and receiving punishment (it was his fault to begin with). This time around,they have a rival - the twin angel squad. A team of a pair of twin boys with great power and strength.
They continue with their wacky missions and mishaps in their quest to retrieve the forgotten technology. Of course they always have fun as they work.
Added : 2004-08-12
Synopsis by : Noraisyah
Last update : 2006-12-10
Last update details : Modify info
Score : 10
Number of reviews : 1
Song(s) :
OP1 : Angel-tai - Galaxy The Race Course goes Bang!
OP2 : Angel-tai - Angel★Depressed
ED1 : Angel-tai - Angel Woohoo!
ED2 : Angel-tai - Romping About Angel Loop
ED3 : Jam Project featuring Masami Okui - In the Chaos
Release(s) :
2004-08-26 -- Episode(s) 0 by AnimeHaven. BT Link
2004-08-23 -- Episode(s) 0 by AnimeHaven. BT Link
2004-08-23 -- Episode(s) 0 by AnimeHaven. BT Link
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Posted by : xenocrisis0153 
Posted on : 2006-03-13 
ANIMATION: This is a beautifully animated series. The various worlds (including deep-space scenarios) and the different settings provide multiple opportunities for the artists to spread their metaphorical wings. The shining element of this show is the character design. Five adorable cuties to satisfy all sorts of fan-boys and the costume design really delves into the creative energy. (10/10)
MUSIC: One of the popular features of Galaxy Angel is the wide variety of music it offers. Not only are the different title sequence themes enjoyable, but the character image songs and in-episode music are of peak quality. Music is lively and upbeat, sparking demand for many seiyuu-starred concerts in Japan. (10/10)
CHARACTERS: I plugged the art and the sound enough, but even on top of those two elements combined is the character cast. The members of the Angel Brigade (Milfeulle, Mint, Ranpha, Forte, and Vanilla) plus their commander and rival squads all put together a fantasically invigorating series. As a viewer, you really get to know the personalities of all of the characters as though you've known them intimately for years. The energy that the ensemble emminates as they react to eachother is pure gold entertainment quality. (10/10)
STORY: Putting it bluntly, there is no plot for Galaxy Angel III (same as the previous seasons I and II, and consequently season IV), but that is where the magic comes from. The basic premise is that the girls are a galactic-military unit that combs the universe for Lost Technology (strange items with odd and mysterious powers). Each episode revolves around a different Lost Technology and the effect it has on the crew. Despite the lack of linearity or continuity among the episodes, each adventure is intriguing and will leave you desperately clamoring for more. (10/10)
OVERALL: Galaxy Angel is perfect 10s all across the board. If you're looking for pure comedy and wacky hilarity, this is the series you should be picking up. I can't stress how well the characters will grip you, picking a favorite will prove to be an impossible choice for most. The stand-alone episodes also make this series easy to pick up on a lazy afternoon for some quick entertainment. (10/10... Perfect 5 stars)
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