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	AAW: Bubblegum Crisis Review
		The character design in Bubblegum Crisis, by Kenichi Sonoda, is attractive, with a noticeably more mature look to several of the women, and though the art and backgrounds are a bit inconsistent, they generally look good enough and improve significantly as the series progresses.
		Despite the sort-of-sequels, Bubblegum Crash and Bubblegum Crisis 2040, my first recommendation if you liked Bubblegum Crisis would be AD Police Files; it is much darker, more realistic, and stylish than the series that spawned it, and arguably better, too.
		Bubblegum Crisis is one of the first OAV series, and is largely responsible for the current proliferation of them.
	animeworld.com /reviews/bubblegumcrisis.html (1971 words)

	Bubblegum Crash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the split between Artmic and Youmex, Youmex proceeded to make a sequel on their own, Bubblegum Crash, which ran three OVA episodes and is conjectured that it was a shortened version of how Crisis was to end.
		Bubblegum Crash was even less commercially successful than its predecessor.
		Fans maintain that the storyline of Crash was inferior, the characters were transformed into two dimensional caricatures, and the character development was nonexistent.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bubblegum_Crash (376 words)

	Review - Anime News Network
		Bubblegum Crash is the conclusion to the Bubblegum Crisis series.
		Bubblegum Crash starts out with a fairly good scenario: the Knight Sabers are growing apart, but there seems to be a new menace.
		This is perhaps the one of the biggest flaws in Crash, especially to a BGC fan (and notably the same complaint many fans have with the 2040 series).
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /review/bubblegum-crash/dvd (1275 words)

	Amazon.com: Bubblegum Crash: Total Crash Collection: DVD: Bubblegum Crash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		While ADV Films' Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 is arguably the best of the series (simply because it's newer and has the advantage of improved animation technology), the first two series stand up surprisingly well on their own.
		Bubblegum Crash does take place "in continuity" after the original Bubblegum Crisis series, so I'd recommend wathcing that series prior to watching this one for the full effect.
		Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 is a "re-visioning" of the original Bubblegum Crisis series and does not really fit into the same continuity as the original Crisis and Crash.
	www.amazon.com /Bubblegum-Crash-Total-Collection/dp/B00008G6U3 (1123 words)

	Bubblegum Crash Review by Ayukawa - DALnet #anime (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		From what I understand, Bubblegum Crisis was meant to be over 12 episodes, but ended at 8 due to disagreements with the producing companies.
		Crash was supposedly done in an attempt to bring closure to Crisis.
		Crashing is lacking in some places, and it's noticable.
	anime.oddball.net /reviewshow.cfm?ReviewID=88 (293 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Bubblegum Crisis - Ep. 5: Moonlight Rambler at Epinions.com
		BubbleGum Crash uses the same characters and improved hard suit designs but ignores most of the character development and character interactions of BubbleGum Crisis.
		BubbleGum Crisis Tokyo 2040 used the same characters but is a much longer series since it was made for TV.
		With episode 8 and the Bubblegum Crash series, two companies had rights to BubbleGum Crisis and their characters but had a major disagreement during the production of episode 8 and fell out with each other by the time Bubblegum Crash was being made...
	www.epinions.com /mvie-review-3CAF-205DB74-3909FD15-prod2 (1276 words)

	The Anime Critic - Bubblegum Crash Review
		Bubblegum Crash has a bit of a mixed reputation.
		Bubblegum Crash is episodic in nature, but there is an overriding story line which ties all the episodes together.
		Bubblegum Crash can probably best be described as "Bubblegum Crisis lite".
	www.animecritic.com /bubblegum/anr-bubblegumcrash.html (474 words)

	dOc DVD Review: Bubblegum Crash: Total Crash Collection (1991)
		Bubblegum Crash, a three part OVA released two years after the Crisis prequel, AD Police, is a marked departure from the tone set in the original, however, I found that it presented its own style very well, if not quite up to par with its predecessor or the much later remake, Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040.
		Bubblegum Crash can be regarded as an alternate universe for the series, since there are distinct differences in the technologies employed that don't fit a linear continuity.
		Bubblegum Crash, collected here in its entirety, has its own merits, but must be approached without preconceived ideas for full enjoyment value.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showreview.php3?ID=3422 (1088 words)

	Bubblegum Crash
		However, the three-episode sequel known as Bubblegum Crash was treated like the ugly redheaded stepchild, a show that was neither loved nor respected.
		Once I could deal with the fact that this was not the same world as the original, that for all intents and purposes the characters had grown up, I could settle in and enjoy that it was solidly written and well paced.
		Ultimately, I give Bubblegum Crash a B overall, the same rating I gave Bubblegum Crisis.
	www.theanimereview.com /reviews/bubblegumcrash.html (972 words)

	MegaTokyo 2033 Bubblegum Crisis
		And somehow, as precariously balanced on the edge as the world is, it hasn't collapsed.
		This is the world of Bubblegum Crisis and, to a somewhat lesser extent, Bubblegum Crash.
		Bubblegum Crisis presents a world which is very different from our own.
	daedalnexus.net /bubblegum (1423 words)

	Plot summary, rating and cover art for Bubblegum Crash @ Angel's Anime Rating Guide
		In Bubblegum Crash, a sequel to Bubblegum Crisis, revisit the "Knight Sabers" as they reprise their role as the good guys to stand against a threat from their past.
		There's not as much music in Bubblegum Crash as there was in Bubblegum Crisis, but, there's still plenty of twists and turns in the story line.
		After looping the opening sequence of Bubblegum Crash for several hours (I like the song), I've decided to actually look very closely at the opening in as much detail as my humble DVD player will allow.
	mysite.verizon.net /izaa/info_bg_crash.html (695 words)

	Amazon.com: Bubblegum Crisis: Remastered Edition: DVD: Bubblegum Crisis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crisis - Tokyo 2040 - Leviathans (Vol.
		Bubblegum Crash is a sequel attempted by a different production team, and it shows.
		Animation is still pretty good in most of the eps (excluding the first one, which is a bit herky jerky, and the last one, in which the characters are drawn much too thinly), was generally good natured, good humored, and it had an interesting theme on humanity VS technology.
	www.amazon.com /Bubblegum-Crisis-Remastered/dp/B0002TSZME (1817 words)

	Bubblegum Crash Page
		Following the opening image are some comments and observations on Bubblegum Crash.
		This is really a valid complaint, since there are so many changes in the world between Crisis and Crash that it would be almost fairer to say that Bubblegum Crash exists in a parallel universe to Bubblegum Crisis.
		I personally feel that half the complaints I hear about Bubblegum Crash are made by people who cannot or will not make this jump.
	daedalnexus.net /bubblegum/crash/bgcrash.html (507 words)

	AnimeOnDVD.com >> Disc Reviews >> Bubblegum Crash
		When Bubblegum Crash was originally released, there was something of an uproar over it.
		Unfortunately, that's what a lot of Bubblegum Crash is; a series of scenes and mini stories that feel like they've already been done in the series already.
		Being a completist, I'm glad to have Bubblegum Crash on DVD at last so I can say I finally have everything I once had, since I sold my LD's a few years back.
	www.animeondvd.com /reviews2/disc_reviews/180.php (1277 words)

	anime.mikomi.org - Baburugamu Kurashu!
		Bottom line: the thing I enjoyed most about Bubblegum Crash was seeing the elements that would be used in Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040.
		I started watching Bubblegum Crash "Illegal Army" with low expectations, having read a number of not particularly enthusiastic reviews.
		Crash also takes a different view of Boomers than Crisis did; I actually kind of liked the change, but if the original Boomer concept was important to you, Crash might make you mad.
	anime.mikomi.org /series/182.html (822 words)

	Baburugamu kurasshu! (1991) (V) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		As a sequel to the very popular Bubblegum Crisis OAV series, Bubblegum Crash had lots to live up to, and didn't quite succeed.
		In fact, compared to somewhat deep plots of Crisis, Crash is little more than a fluffy action romp, with lots of running, shouting and nasties to blow apart.
		The Crash series sometimes feels as if the Bubblegum Crisis gang got together to re-cap their adventures in a glitzy and somewhat corny Hollywood flick; dumbed down but sped up.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0101514 (821 words)

	THEM Anime Reviews 4.0 - Bubblegum Crash
		Bubblegum Crash takes place about a year after Crisis starts.
		The biggest complaint that fans have against Crash is that it doesn't live up to the tone or flavor of Crisis.
		Less charitable critics sometimes call Crash "Sailor Moon in Hardsuits." Also, Priss's Japanese voice actress is different in Crash due to contract reasons, which seems to tick off a lot of Priss fans.
	www.themanime.org /viewreview.php?id=72 (364 words)

	Bubblegum Crisis Anime Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crisis is, in simple terms, a classic.
		The premise of BGC (what is man? what is machine?) is an age-old premise that exists for such literary classics as Frankenstein.
		In most cases, BGC is superior to the listed shows, but in others, it is not purely because those others were less obsessed with making a profit and more interested in getting a point across to the audience.
	www.angelfire.com /wa/RaymondChang (718 words)

	Bubblegum Crash - Anime Products - AnimEigo (Japanese Animation) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crash 1 - Illegal Army - A paramilitary group commits a number of daring thefts, but it's all a cover for their real objective - a new AI program that promises to revolutionize Boomer design.
		Bubblegum Crash 2 - Geo Climbers - Only two men survive from the original team who helped Professor Stingray create the Boomer technology.
		Bubblegum Crash 3 - Melt Down - The boomers are rioting, and a nuclear boring machine is heading straight towards MegaTokyo's fusion reactor!
	www.animeigo.com /Products/CRASH.html (218 words)

	Bubblegum Crisis
		There is a followup series of three OAVs, Bubblegum Crash, which begins in 2034.
		Unfortunately Crash was done by a different design team, and had a different voice actor for Priss.
		Crisis and Crash are both available from AnimEigo in both subtitled and dubbed format on VHS and laserdisc.
	www.gweep.ca /~edmonds/anime/BGC/index.html (2700 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crash is a sequel to the original Bubblegum Crisis series, and an attempt to wrap things up.
		It is now the year 2034 (a year after the original series), and it looks like the Knight Sabers are breaking up, however a new generation of boomer AI is under development by the Zone Corporation, and they need someone to protect it.
		Course, I'm probably one of the very few who actually liked this OVA as I have heard from many rabid "fans" of the original that Crash is horrible (course, they also hated the re-make, Tokyo 2040, which I also liked, so put whatever stock in it that you will).
	www.xanga.com /SmkViper/516759274/item.html (422 words)

	Bubblegum Crisis
		Although plagued by budget and personnel problems, the original BUBBLEGUM CRISIS OVA attracted a large and faithful fan following and subsequently spawned a series of seven follow-up episodes, each of which expanded upon the concepts and story of the original.
		A three episode follow-up series by a different production team, BUBBLEGUM CRASH, was later released in an attempt to tie up many of the loose plot ends.
		Featuring new character designs and a more intricate and fully developed storyline, BGC 2040 is not a sequel to the original but a new interpretation and elaboration on the same basic plot, characters and concept.
	www.animecornerstore.com /bub20.html (344 words)

	The Bubblegum Crisis/Crash! Connection
		It also brings to light that Boomers are not complete fools, as they come together and start a revolution with a single Boomer delivering a speech about their rightful inheritance of the earth.
		Her scenes were sometimes taken almost directly from Bubblegum Crisis scenes, most notably Priss' final moments with ADAMA.
		Another problem people may have with this series is that it answers their questions in ways that do not satisfy them.
	members.tripod.com /~Sylia_Stingray/connection.html (1279 words)

	AnimeOnDVD.com >> Disc Reviews >> Bubblegum Crisis Megaset
		The Bubblegum Crisis Collection gives you the complete eight-episode cyberpunk anime classic in one three-disc package; its top quality DVD video and Dolby Digital sound is a must-have for any Japanese animation fan.
		Bubblegum Crash was my first serious exposure to "near-pure" anime, my first commercial/domestic subtitled release back in, mmm, 92 I believe.
		After devouring Crash, I went and week by week, acquired all 8 episodes and the 2 music videos on VHS.
	www.animeondvd.com /reviews2/disc_reviews/189.php (1362 words)

	Bubblegum Crash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crash was created to tie up all the loose strings left behind by its predecessor, Bubblegum Crisis.
		In fact, Bubblegum Crash could be considered more as episodes nine, ten and eleven of Bubblegum Crisis instead of its sequel...
		I never find it hard to suspend disbelief long enough to appreciate artistic license, but this anime asked far too much of me. It suffers from a deus ex machina complex, providing nonsensical solutions for the Knight Sabers when their backs are against the wall and their options have been seemingly depleted.
	www.animeacademy.com /finalrevdisplay.php?id=433 (335 words)

	Bubblegum Crisis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bubblegum Crisis is yet another anime-style game brought to us by R.
		Rather than fighting aliens while piloting giant mecha in space, however, Bubblegum Crisis sends the players out to do battle with maniac androids known as boomers, and the evil corporation Genom.
		The movies aren't required watching for the game, but I highly recommend watching the Bubblegum Crisis series (even if you don't plan to play the game).
	www.rpg.net /sites/sprite/bubblegum.html (590 words)

	Bubblegum Crash Synopsis Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		These are synopses of the complete plot of the anime OAV series Bubblegum Crash, a sequel to Bubblegum Crisis.
		But the resulting commotion is just a screen for his real plans, and the Knight Sabers find themselves standing between an old foe and the certain vaporization of MegaTokyo.
		Bubblegum Crash Synopsis Index, created 4 February 1998; last revised 18 August 2005
	www.jhedge.com /bgcrash/index.htm (346 words)

	Bubblegum Crash - Part 3 : Melt Down
		MELT DOWN is the final chapter of the three-part BUBBLEGUM CRASH cyberpunk adventure series - Parts ONE & TWO, ILLEGAL ARMY & GEO CLIMBERS, are both available from Manga Video.
		Bubblegum Crash - Part 1 : Illegal Army.
		Bubblegum Crash - Part 2 : Geo Climbers.
	home.online.no /~kjvid/bgccrash3.htm (173 words)

	The Bubblegum Crash! Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		All can soon be found at Bubblegum Crash!: The Story.
		Also remodeled Bubblegum Crash!: The Knight Sabers, adding in more information and reformatting the page itself.
		There were also some links added to the Bubblegum Crash!: Links page.
	members.tripod.com /~Sylia_Stingray (150 words)

	Bubblegum Avatar Page
		But when the Darkness bends the rules to seek an advantage, the Light realizes they must also bend the rules, and recruit an unwilling man to be their Avatar in this upcoming battle.
		Based on the 1980's Anime OVA series, Bubblegum Crisis and Bubblegum Crash!, Bubblegum Avatar was directly inspired by Bert Van Vliet's epic series, The BubbleGum Zone.
		Part one is ready for viewing, So Click Here to see one of the main reasons why I didn't updated in a while....
	www.geocities.com /trboturtle/bga/bgavatr.html (436 words)

	A.D. Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AD Police is a manga series written by Tony Takezaki and illustrated by Senno Knife, which was adapted on screen in an anime science fiction series, composed of the 12-episode long AD Police: To Serve and Protect TV series and the 3-episode long AD Police Files OVA series.
		AD Police is a spin-off of another anime series: Bubblegum Crisis.
		Bubblegum Crisis - Bubblegum Crash - Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AD_Police (330 words)

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