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Yukikaze, Vol. 2 - Fog of War

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I bought the first volume of Yukikaze back in Feb of 2004 when it was released. It was clear to me at the time that this was no ordinary anime OVA. The animation was superior to anything else i owned at the time and the story, while slow paced, was interesting. The music was a blend between techno and creepy ambience. After watching those 2 episodes about 4 or 5 times in the last 2 years, I found myself wanting to see more of it and couldn't understand what BANDAI was waiting for. Well finally volume 2 has arrived and the story has a worthy expansion now. these next 2 episodes clock in at about 30 minutes each and deal more with what the JAM are capable of. This volume is a cross between the first Yukikaze DVD with a splice of Witch Hunter Robin mystery thrown in.

I guess BANDAI took so long to release this because in Japan the episodes were released months apart from eachother. I think this OVA series ran from 2003 to 2005 in japan. No news on volume 3 yet, but lets hope its not another 2 years!

This anime is a good one to have,the story line and the graphics are in good detail.I wouldn't miss out on any episode or you would miss out on the key points of the story.Check it out you might like the anime.

Battle Fairy Yukikaze was released in Japan under 5 episodes (or Operations, as they are described). In the International/North American release, Bandai has been packing 2 episodes per volume. DVD Volume 2, which was released in December 2005, contains Episode/Operation 3 and 4. Therefore, the Volume 5 release of the DVD will contain the last and final Episodes/Operation of Yukikaze, ending the OAV. But a big ending it will be...!

volume 2 is just as good as the first one i love the action and adventure the english dub is great the animation is excellent i love the drama in this series too

yukikaze v2,hmmm interesting......i thought it was an OVA series. i have got yukikaze v1 just last year around neally at the end of term 3, and i was thinking at myself if this is the only dvd release as an OVA, but later on when checking an online dvd shop says that v2 will be on the shelfs, under the licence of bandai. that explains alot when it says v1 so i knew it was a continues as a series. in japan they already made 5 operations already, so by the time v3 comes out, its going to be a long way to go. though i enjoyed v1, especially when i couldnt wait for v2 to come out.