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Of course, the story doesn't really matter. One look at the cover of this DVD will tell you that, and if you're here for the breasts or the fighting (some, dare I say, come for both), you won't be disappointed. The animation on this thing is above average for a mid-90s OVA series, considering the source material. Obari's freakish character designs are brought to eerie, bouncing life, smacking away at each other's torpedo-sized breasts with nigh-admirable fluidity. If you put the show on mute (or perhaps 2x forward), you'll see the best that this show has to offer and spare yourself 93 minutes of totally insulting dialogue.
In one sense, Animation on DVD is a brilliant work, as it pulls together over 1,600 entries, including pictures of DVD artwork, release information and other information regarding the disc. In another sense, however, Animation on DVD is doomed to a very limited shelf life and general usability for most animation fans. As its name suggests, "Animation on DVD" contains more than just anime. Claymation, Stop-Animation, Australian and Russian professional and amateur films are just a sampling of the other, non-anime features one can find in this work. Leafing through, one can easily find anime titles scattered amongst the book, although they appear to make up only a minority of all the entries.
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