Burst Angel Vol. 1 Deaths Angel

Product description A new law s been passed in Tokyo. Ordinary folks are now allowed to freely carry firearms; shoot they re even legally allowed to use em. You might think that crime would increase and you d be right. But the arrest rate s gone down. After all the only prison a dead man needs is a hole in the ground. All thanks to RAPT.The Recent Armed Police of Tokyo is stealing away jurisdiction from the local authorities quicker than a bullet leaves a barrel. What that means is that folks are getting desperate. And desperate people with itchy fingers mean more bodies in the streets.Now I m not sure if she came from up above or somewhere way down below but an angel s just come to Earth. She s an enigma but with her partners Sei Amy and Meg she s the best chance this town s got. Her name s Jo. And there s a new sheriff in town.Episodes:1. Hell Comes Silently2. The Heartless Gunfighter3. City Where the Beast Howls4. The Brothers Die at DawnSystem Requirements:Running Time 100 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ADULT SWIM UPC: 704400077227 Manufacturer No: FN-07722 Amazon.com The broadcast series Burst Angel (2004) depicts an ultra-violent future, when everyone carries guns, and the Recent Armed Police of Tokyo (RAPT) is restoring order, despite its involvement in unsavory activities that range from murder to biomedical experiments. Wimpy aspiring pastry chef Kyohei has no idea what he's getting into when he takes an after-school job cooking for four gun-toting women mercenaries who work for an unseen boss. Against his will, Kyohei is dragged on violent sorties against thugs, cybots, and RAPT agents. It's a bit like watching Keitaro from Love, Hina join the Knight Sabers from Bubblegum Crisis. Sei, Meg, Amy, and Jo are standard-issue anime warriors who don revealing "fan service" costumes to fight murderous foes. There's lots of blood, lots of explosions, and lots of weightless CG mecha, but little storytelling or characterization. (Rated TV 14: violence, grotesque imagery, profanity, alcohol and drug use) --Charles Solomon