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Volume 6
Copyright © 1992/1995 Hiakari Productions /
Amuse Video / Plex / Atlantis
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by Charles McCarter
Followup to the previous review
in EX 3.2:
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. Emmanuelle, son
of the late Dr. Vogler, is keeping the IPO
at bay single-handed. But his reasons, it is revealed, are his own.
As the Big Ten start to fight amongst themselves, things unravel
even further. Daisaku must now decide what to do. Does he stand
and fight, when they have already lost so much, or does he turn away?
The quality of this, the final installment of GIANT
ROBO, is equal to that of its predecessors. The music is
stirring and evocative, and helps to bring to life not only the
physical battles but also the emotional struggles of the characters
as they all play out their parts in the final act of this tragedy.
The animation is riveting, and beautifully done. Imagawa
may take a long time to finish a series, but he certainly gets amazing
results. If you've been following GIANT ROBO
over the years, you really need to see the final episode to see how
it all ends. If it's been too long since you've last seen this,
however, you may want to watch the last few episodes over again so
you remember exactly what's going on. This last installment of GIANT ROBO was worth waiting for. 
Released in North America by Manga Entertainment
VHS, 60 minutes
Subtitled/English dubbed
ISBN 8063-55333
$24.95/$19.95
Available now in the USA
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