Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Bubblegum Crisis 2032, Bubblegum Crisis 2033 Japanese: バブルガムクライシス
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Type: OVA
Episodes: 8
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Feb 25, 1987 to Jan 30, 1991
Duration:
41 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company
StatisticsScore: 7.401 (scored by 3964 users)
Ranked: #16892
Popularity: #1628
Members: 8,386
Favorites: 114 1 indicates a weighted score
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aBoth series have an all female cast as their main characters. Dirty Pair has a very high comedic content; as well as plenty of action and explosions. Bubblegum Crisis has plenty of action; with more of a serious drama type feel. Both shows have an abundance of gunfire and excessive use of explosives; whatever it takes to get the job done.l
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Science Fiction OVA series that both star a team of female heroines and feature violence and fanservice.
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Both are badass OVA series about fighting against robots in the future that are endangering mankind.
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Beyond the obvious visual cyberpunk stylings which link these two series, they have a lot of common ground in the questions of identity and humanity in an age of cybernetics which is mixed with exciting action.
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Both shows take place admist a dystopian society where it's man vs. machine, the female characters are fierce fighters, and share Kenichi Sonoda as the character designer. The only difference is that Gall Force: Chikyuu Shou takes place in the late 21st century in Australia with some scenes on Mars.
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Before "Girls with Guns" genre, there was this, all ladies futuristic actionpacked classics! Very enjoyable.
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80´s girl power the japanese way WHATSOEVER! ridicilous fights, lots of ecchi moments and ofc funny funny...... well anyway both have a lady as main charachter(s)
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80s anime that are balls out awesome and has rockin' ass 80s music.
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Cops? 80's? Female leads? Futuristic-ish Tokyo? Yeah, these two are basically the same show.
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Bounty hunter girls with some hi-tech equipment. Actually, Gundress looks pretty much like a clone of BGC.
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Let's say there was one sole Knight Saber in Bubblegum Crisis and her name was, Iria. Both are fun sci-fi's with females that kick ass basically, they don't offer incredibly mindblowing plots, drama, aren't very deep or complex, or whatnot, but the quality is there along with great production values for their time with excellent action and sci-fi settings/designs. All around classic sci-fi.
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Bubblegum Crisis and Macross Frontier both have strong female characters and feature a great blend of catchy pop rock and action scenes.
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The same main reason to exist: learn the roots of the big hits Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 and Legend of the Galactic Heroes. The second one is deeply romantic (so sugar on in that gives nausea), but the battle is cool on the other side. Don't expect great artworks here.
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Very different settings, but both feature a lot of similar themes. Both feature a lot of top notch action, sci-fi elements (way more of this in BGC, cyberpunk included), and very strong female leads. Birdy herself could probably take on the whole squad of Knight Sabers! Both shows also balance in the action and plot with a good deal of humor and it works really well. All topped off with really top notch production values, these are really good examples of classic OVA's.
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Both are 80's classic Cyberpunk gems that everybody should see.
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Both products of the 1980's OVA boom, Bubblegum Crisis and Megazone 23 are each tales of man's ambiguous identity in a not-so-distant future.
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Both are cyberpunk anime set in futuristic versions of Tokyo and center around the deeds of female vigilantes-type groups. Both series also contain elements of mecha - Jo with Django and The Knight Sabers with their power suits. The characters also have rough personality/role equivilents; Sei being Sylia, Jo being Priss, Meg being Linna and Amy being Nene.
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Near-future urban violence involving high-tech armor suits.
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Both Bubblegum Crisis OVA and LOTGH: My Conquest is the Sea Of Stars are not required to watch the sequels (BGC Tokyo 2040 and LOTGH OVA Series), but they help you to understand better the storylines. In case of Legend... it's even better just because the anime turns to be more enjoyable if you gather all info possible upfront.
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