Please do not use any of the materials on this site without the expressed written permission of the Animé Café.Item: 144199254018 Bubblegum Crisis 4 REVENGE ROAD CD.main1 DescriptionShippingShippingShipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance.We usually ship out your order within 3-5 working days after receiving your payment.International Buyers - Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. The Animé Café logo and the Crystal Kyoko award are original creations of the Animé Café. Even the short little final dialog between Daley and Leon is rather contrived, but if you slip your brain into neutral, I think you'll have a good time with this one. This episode is more of a show case for mechanical designs than anything else, so don't look too deeply below the surface. The animation itself is still nothing to write home about - and the some items, like the burning car at the end of the show, is downright poor. Some of the mechanical concepts are fabulous - the super-bike created by Mackie, for example, has the motorcycle equivalent of afterburners. Over the course of the episode, the car (a "Griffon", which looks remarkably like a Ferrari F-40) evolves from a stock vehicle to a monstrous extension of his desire for revenge - and thus the title. The plot's really very basic - a couple gets a rough ride from a biker gang, putting his girlfriend into the hospital and a semi-stupor state, so now he's out for revenge, using his car as his weapon of choice. But wait, this is the year 2032 after all!) Once again, we get a pretty darned good rock songs in Crisis - Ikari o Komete Hashire and the end theme Twilight, both sung by Tsubokura Yuiko, who also did several songs for Kimagure Orange Road. (Mind you, the paint ball guns aren't all that light, and I personally have never seen a fully automatic one. Besides, the paint pellets sting when you get hit. It's a lot of fun, but potentially dangerous - that's why you wear protective eyewear when you play. I wonder if any folks over at AIC or Youmex have ever played paintball.
But the AD Police have set a trap to stop the Griffon, and it's up to the Knight Sabres to prevent a tragedy in the making. With the aid of the latest psycho-electronic interfaces, Gibson plans to modify his Griffon into the ultimate tool for revenge. Gibson and his girlfriend Naomi were attacked and injured by outriders several years ago. Raven, the Kngiht Sabre's mechanical genius. But a Griffon has been involved in a series of incidents involving outriders, out-law biker gangs. Now, only a handful of collectors have any interest in the car. The Griffon: a mega-performance car from days past. Distributed by: TOEMI (Japan), AnimEigo (North America)
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