Angel's Anime Rating Guide

At a time before Pioneer had made the seitch to DVD-only products, I picked up the VHS version of Parallel Dual: Trouble Adventure ... Volume 1 Visions Kazuki is plagued by visions of giant, destructive robots that no one else can see. But all of the years of ridicule are about to pay off! Before he knows what's happening, Kazuki gets ensnared by a pretty face, and then a mad scientist's experiment throws him into his world of visions! Now the danger is very real and his allies are twice as strange as he ever imagined! On the plus side, he gets to drive the robots! Volume 2 Student Housing Kazuki's old life is gone. Now, in the parallel world, he must juggle his life as a Core Robot Pilot along with his school work, and the most difficult subject of all - girls! It's bad enough to share the house with the most beautiful girl in the school, but then D, the alien girl moves in, and his teacher invades his bedroom! Now, when Rara reveals its most powerful weapon, w

Years ago, I picked up the VHS version of  Gestalt ... Oliver, a young priest of the Vasaria order, has heard about a god who lives on G, a distant island so forbidden the speaking its name brings a curse on all! When Oliver saves a young mute girl from slavery, their destinies become intertwined as they set out on a perilous journey to G. Ohri, a silenced sorceress from the island, is involved in a deadly game of survival that brings her and Oliver face to face with treacherous dark elves, giant carrion crawlers and powerful elementals. In the end, there is only one truth - Gestalt - a fantasy-filled voyage packed with plot twists, magic and wonder! In Gestalt , Oliver, a priest of the Vasaria order, has decided to go on a quest to the dreaded land of G. Why? Because it's there. Needless to say, he runs into some odd characters and has some fun along the way. This is a classic tale of magic and mystical creatures along the lines of Those Who Hunt Elves , but, without the tanks