Gall Force: The Revolution

Introduction

East Force meets West Force and all Hell breaks loose. The Solonoids, that lovable race of female warriors, are at it again, fighting amongst themselves. During a heated battle, however, it looks like the leaders of the two factions have hung their warriors out to dry. In the middle of all this fighting and chaos, East Force detects a transmission from an unidentified planet. The Gall Force gals leave their posts to go. Lufy, the West Force's Ace Pilot, who is after Rabby, follows them to the planet. (Source: AnimeNfo)

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ephemerry

Gall Force: The Revolution is the last addition to the sci-fi (ecchi) legacy series, and—in my opinion—it’s hands-down the best. The visuals are a weird culmination of Star Wars, Neon Genesis Evangelion, & Saber Marionette J. Referentially, ‘The Revolution’ has a Death Star, anti-matter cannons, organic robot heads (that are smashed and gush out blood), & a vat of clones in orange liquid. Since this OVA is only four episodes long, there will be spoilers! You have been warned! • When I first began this OVA, I hated the character designs. Lufy, Catty, Pony, & the sadomasochist antagonist with an electric whip—yes, that was a thing—were particularly egregious. Every character had the same body type, there weren’t any male characters but every female character was drawn with a male body-type:…

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RedCom

(Pardon for my English, it's not my native language) A rare OVA, last in Gall Force series line, has it's own problems and dignities. The Revolution is just simply retelling the plot of first three shows of Gall Force (Eternal Story, Destruction, Stardust War). Of course, this retelling is inexact. There are a few new lines in a show, and a new ending, a happy one, which is unusual for Gall Force. Almost every previous OVA has a downer ending. And therefore this is the only GF show without the main plotline of the whole series - the cyclic character of civilisation progress, from one catastrophe to another. This isn't bad after all, but now it's just another save-the-world story. The character design is typical for 90's, something similar to Saber Marionettes or Nadesico chardis. Which is…