Ozma

There are many aspects about this anime that may be off-putting, like the older style of art, the shortness of it, and the strange, future-technology vocabulary used. However, I think that all of these just add to this anime's strength. The art is a pre-2000 style, meaning slightly disproportioned heads, everybody's got the same nose, and they all have really big hair--which looks fabulous in my opinion. The music all along the anime was awesome, especially the opening song; it successfully adds suspense. And the vocabulary, I must admit was frustrating in the beginning, but you have a deeper sense of accomplishment at the end ... when you figure out what everything meant.
However, I did have one problem with the anime: though the storyline was fine and full of potential, the way the anime ended was way too fast. I think most people will agree with me that this could have been a 10 episode anime at least if the production team had spaced out the significant events. You could tell that the last two episodes were really rushed and I actually had to think about what had happened when I finished watching, which isn't a good thing. But that is just a personal opinion, as I know people who love it when they have to reflect on what just took place as opposed to understand everything as it happens.
Overall it wasn't bad, and I quite enjoyed it, especially the pleasantly brief emotional twist at the end. It is definitely worth a shot since it's only 6 episodes long.

So this is what it feels like to get KO'd with 6 seconds to go.
Leiji, Leiji, Leiji...<smh>, how many anime have I watched SOLELY because your name is on them? How many of them have been good? How many did I enjoy less than OZMA? How many more will I watch? These are rhetorical questions. Like all Leiji-san's anime it starts with a boy (I'M NOT A BOY! I'M ALMOST A MAN!!) who finds adventure with a mystery girl; which leads to an all too familiar group on their special ship, being pursued by the pig dog feddies (they're all feddies after gundam) in ... a bold strange and new world. And for what it is is sells. Action, adventure, mystery & comedy it's got a lot going for it. But it also has a lot working against it. It's only six episodes and shouldn't be a second longer. It's barely tolerable at six. Any longer and the score goes lower. Everyone has their role to play and they do, but not much else. I'd much rather watch a story with fewer characters that has more to say than this homage to one man's ability to reuse the same characters which I love, over and over again. The journey ends too soon to care or matter, but the tale isn't deep or fleshed out enough to warrant a cry of, "more!" This is easily Leiji-san's second worst work I've seen but the man knows how to craft an adventure tale so it works but not enough to truly justify recommending it. Watch it if you are on a two hour flight and have exhausted all other things to watch.

Ozma is a short anime set in a Post-Apocalyptic world with advanced technologies. The anime revolves around a girl that is running from the antagonists and needs help. The anime has only 6 episodes with a lot of unexplained things.

The plot was nice but overly used; there was a bit more scratching of the plot needed but the anime being short lost all its potential and released a rushed product. The story was not so good and had very little originality. The characters were pretty bland with no freedom; looked way too linear and the development was not anywhere to be found. The art was ... nice and the animation looked average with much room for improvement. The anime had some nice concepts but being short it either rushed them or not showcased them entirely. If it had been given a 2-cour release the anime would at least be a fine one but alas it seemed like this one was only a prototype. The sound direction was ok but at times some sounds felt annoying

Looking at everything the anime had some potential that was never brought out and left alone in the form of the prototype as it is now. I would not recommend anyone to watch it unless they are on a run to watch post-apocalyptic anime.