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Sunday, June 19, 2011

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Sorry, but to be in MY adventuring party you need to offer something more than a cheerful outlook on life. Then there's Rumy, the 2-year-old elf kid in a clown suit that's supposed to be the magic user. She can do a couple of spells, but who in their right mind would take a toddler adventuring through a dangerous wilderness? And of course, there are the white dragons, which look more like big flying hairy dogs with unicorn horns. Right.

Unless you're a rabid Obari fan and just can't get enough distended, grotesque mammary glands bobbing around in between combat sequences, Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer will turn you off like a foot massage from your sister. Fans of the non-existent, quickly forgotten video game already own this travesty on Laserdisc and probably didn't need a DVD release, so why did CPM see fit to unleash this thing on us again? Did we do something wrong? What are we being punished for? The answers to those questions are, sadly, not answered in the content on this disc.

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To top it all off, the subtitling job is full of typos and very strange translations ("Digesting your thoughts will push open the door of mystery"). The dub voices are kind of annoying, but the dub script itself is pretty good, with some liberties taken to make the dialogue flow better in English. The music's about average, with a your typical genki-pop opening and a slower ending song.

The dub is laughably terrible, but then, so is the dub for all of Obari's other projects, so what did we expect, really? The characters spew forth their awkward, ridiculous dialogue, and not a single line of it is believable or well-delivered. The dub for this series was mixed in a very awkward fashion, with the voice track being raised a little too high over the music and sound effects; the result sounds a lot like what you might get if you got a whole bunch of people with no clue how to act, mix sound or record properly and sat them in a room with a 24-hour deadline to finish the show. It's worth watching to laugh at, but after about five minutes, you'll give up. They all do.

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From a design standpoint, Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer is a misfire from frame one. The costumes these poor kids have to wear look as though they were lifted wholesale from early 90s porn films. The girls wear garish, fluorescent skin-tight vinyl one-piece bathing suit things, sometimes adorned with huge bejeweled shoulder pads and knee-high boots in clashing colors. Tron City is as generic and silly as you can probably get for a science fiction city, resembling the ‘Future’ of 1991's epic comedy adventure Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, minus Keanu Reeves. The result, after all these elements have been mashed together like a child with day-glo finger-paints, is an eyesore that remains unrivaled in its hideousness.

The other minor change since the second series is that the stories in this one more commonly edge in a lightly dramatic, rather than lightly comedic, direction. That certainly does not force the series to take itself too seriously, however, as it still occasionally gets a little silly, such as the whole business with Aoi's former mentor vainly trying to make a man out of him or the reaction of the crowd to the villain in the robot-focused episode. It even descends into sappiness for the episode focused on the little girl who mistakes the Chief for her dead father. Little that the series does in these episodes is especially fresh or memorable, but if you were always a fan of the Bokuto Traffic Section's antics in the earlier series then that enjoyment is unlikely to fade here.

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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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According to who and by what standards are never explained; he's just the strongest, okay? Someone shows up claiming that he's owed vengeance against Isato for something that happened with his old mentor, and then a whole bunch of stuff happens. Most of it involves fighting and breasts, which is really why the show exists in the first place. The story is a function of the breasts and fighting; if Obari could have gotten away with not having scripted a story and instead just putting giant, bouncing anime breasts on display for 93 minutes, I'm sure he would have.

Each entry in "Animation on DVD" consists of a general synopsis of the DVD, along with some basic information that can assist finding the DVDs in stores and catalogs. However, in many instances the DVDs were either not provided, or arrived too late for a review in "Animation On DVD", and as such a number of titles are lacking even a basic overview of the title. Even when a summary is present, oftentimes it is bare-bones, only covering the most general aspects of the title. A similar gripe with Stonebridge's earlier Anime Encyclopedia, the reviews are simply too small to capture the interest of the reader. In the back of the work is a guide to adult animation, which naturally includes various adult anime titles. In this section anime's dominence is clearly visible, as not a page goes by without an anime DVD or two being reviewed.

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The story is your average video game trash pile. We start with a squad of clichéd teenage kids who are training to become ‘voltage fighters’, a sort of elite fighting squad designed to keep the peace in Tron City (I kept hoping that the mayor of Tron City would turn out to be Bruce Boxleitner, but I was denied even that). Isato, the squad's golden boy, is training harder than the others, and is apparently destined to be the ‘most powerful fighter ever’.

For the typical anime fan, however, the book fails in two aspects. The first failure is that anime has not remained idle since the book's publication. In 2002 alone there were over five hundred anime DVDs released in America, and this year is certain to see further growth. The second failure is that if the non-anime reviews are ignored, there's very little actual anime content in the book that cannot be found elsewhere in a more convenient form, such as on the Internet or in any of the major anime magazines.

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The Belnar Institute of Tron City trains super-powered fighters, warriors who form an elite commando squad known as the Voltage Fighters. Isato Kaiza, the team's newest star, is destined to become the most powerful fighter in the world. When a new transfer student arrives with a thirst for vengeance against Isato, the whole world is plunged into chaos!

As the industry slowly switched over to the DVD, many anime fans found themselves waiting impatiently for their favorite catalog titles to make it to the new format. Some titles, like Wings of Honneamise or Project A-Ko, are met with excitement. Others, like Masami Obari's exploitative train wreck Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer, are rightfully ignored, if not downright scorned. Directed by a man famous for producing sub-par video game-inspired jiggle-fests like Fatal Fury, Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer is one of those series best left rotting away on VHS. Thanks to CPM, however, the show is now preserved for all time on DVD, so future generations of otaku can shut it off in disgust after ten minutes.

Wide eyed heroes Pastel, Clay, Rumy and Trapp are no strangers to adventure. With a mix of lightning fast steel, subtle stealth and elven wizardry, they are the perfect team.

This time, a strange magical crystal drops into their hands, and it looks as if it may be linked to the power of dragonkind. When a quest like this calls, these heroes have no choice but to answer. They belt on their swords and begin a perilous journey to Mount Terrason in search of answers.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

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