Presentation
The box art of this portion of Heroic Age features a picture of a searching Age over a background of Belcross in his “Madness” form. The individual DVD cases this time feature more of the less prominent secondary characters than the previous part. The first case displays Yuty and Karkinos in subdued colors on top of a space background. The second DVD case displays Phaetho-O and Rom Ror on a space background. The inside covers of the first DVD display Lecty and Mehitak, while the inside covers of the second displays Dhianeila and Prome-O. The animation continues to impress as the heated battles become more and more intense, and the story of the Tribe of Iron becomes more and more desperate. The animation of the mecha battles become considerably more intense and personal as the story closes. The rest of the animation remains more or less the same which is nothing short of stunning. The music also continues to please enhancing to the epic feeling of the story. The voice actors also continue to do an amazing job expressing the complicated emotions of the characters as they try to figure things out. The story itself unfolds amazingly well and the last three episodes are particularly gripping. You’ll be hanging on the edge of your seat just to see how it all ends.
Extras
Like the last installment the extras are painfully thin, containing only textless songs and a handful of trailers.
Overall, this space-faring drama does a wonderful job of bringing even the deepest emotions out of you. You will, laugh, cry, and everything in between.