TV-Series
Description
"Galaxy Angel X" is a comedic science fiction anime that serves as the second season of the "Galaxy Angel" series. The story revolves around the Angel Brigade, a group of five female pilots tasked with protecting the Transbaal Empire from various threats. The team operates under the command of Colonel Volcott O’Huey, who often assigns them unconventional and seemingly trivial missions. Despite their official duties, the Angel Brigade frequently finds themselves entangled in absurd and humorous situations, blending slapstick comedy with lighthearted space adventures.
The main characters include Milfeulle Sakuraba, a cheerful and somewhat clumsy pilot with a knack for attracting good fortune; Ranpha Franboise, a hot-headed martial artist with a passion for romance; Mint Blancmanche, a reserved and intelligent strategist who often acts as the voice of reason; Forte Stollen, a stoic and skilled fighter with a love for cats; and Vanilla H, a shy and mysterious girl with a talent for technology. Each character brings a distinct personality to the group, contributing to the series' comedic dynamics.
The plot is episodic, with each episode presenting a self-contained story that often parodies common anime tropes and science fiction conventions. The Angel Brigade embarks on missions ranging from retrieving lost artifacts to thwarting bizarre alien threats, though their efforts frequently devolve into comedic mishaps. The series maintains a lighthearted tone, with minimal overarching narrative progression, focusing instead on the interactions and antics of the characters. Despite the lack of a central plot, recurring elements such as the team's rivalry with the Kira Kira Pirates and their interactions with the enigmatic Prince Shiva add continuity to the series.
"Galaxy Angel X" emphasizes humor and character-driven storytelling, with its charm lying in the exaggerated personalities of the Angel Brigade and their absurd adventures. The series does not delve deeply into serious themes or complex world-building, instead prioritizing entertainment through its comedic scenarios and vibrant cast. The episodic structure allows for a variety of comedic situations, ensuring that each episode offers a fresh and entertaining experience.
The main characters include Milfeulle Sakuraba, a cheerful and somewhat clumsy pilot with a knack for attracting good fortune; Ranpha Franboise, a hot-headed martial artist with a passion for romance; Mint Blancmanche, a reserved and intelligent strategist who often acts as the voice of reason; Forte Stollen, a stoic and skilled fighter with a love for cats; and Vanilla H, a shy and mysterious girl with a talent for technology. Each character brings a distinct personality to the group, contributing to the series' comedic dynamics.
The plot is episodic, with each episode presenting a self-contained story that often parodies common anime tropes and science fiction conventions. The Angel Brigade embarks on missions ranging from retrieving lost artifacts to thwarting bizarre alien threats, though their efforts frequently devolve into comedic mishaps. The series maintains a lighthearted tone, with minimal overarching narrative progression, focusing instead on the interactions and antics of the characters. Despite the lack of a central plot, recurring elements such as the team's rivalry with the Kira Kira Pirates and their interactions with the enigmatic Prince Shiva add continuity to the series.
"Galaxy Angel X" emphasizes humor and character-driven storytelling, with its charm lying in the exaggerated personalities of the Angel Brigade and their absurd adventures. The series does not delve deeply into serious themes or complex world-building, instead prioritizing entertainment through its comedic scenarios and vibrant cast. The episodic structure allows for a variety of comedic situations, ensuring that each episode offers a fresh and entertaining experience.
Episodes
Staffel 1
1非凡平凡チョコボンボン
2貴女をおもゆ……
3ラッキーモンキー汗かきベソかき穴あきー焼き
4友情の切り身お試し価格
5侵略スパイス中佐三昧
6お見アイス
7わざわざコトコト煮込んだスープ
8Episode 8
9Episode 9
10Episode 10
11Episode 11
The Angel Brigade travels aboard a passenger shuttle toward a long-awaited vacation. Volcott informs the team that a hijacker has boarded the vessel. Commander Mary joins the Angels in searching for the criminal before the shuttle lands. The Angels must identify the suspect among the passengers without disrupting the flight. The second segment sends the Brigade to planet Trane,where continuous rainfall has lasted for years. Planetary authorities suspect a Lost Technology device causes the abnormal weather. The Lost Technology has fused itself to a war orphan girl on the planet. The government plans to eliminate the Lost Technology to stop the rain, regardless of the child's condition. Milfeulle attempts to befriend the girl, unaware of the government's destructive solution. The girl remains oblivious to the authorities' intentions toward her. Milfeulle's friendship efforts set up a direct clash with the government's plan to remove the Lost Technology by force.
12その時歴史は，プリンセスメロン
Chitose transfers into the Angel Brigade again. She quickly realizes the team operates efficiently without her contributions. Normad gives Chitose a pep talk about earning affection through usefulness. Chitose decides she cannot expect love for nothing. She locates and activates a piece of lost technology. The device transforms Chitose into a small doll. Her new form does not increase her utility to the team. The other Angels find the doll version of Chitose unable to perform any meaningful tasks. The experiment fails to make her more valuable. The episode then shifts to Vanilla. Vanilla remembers bumping into a man one week ago. She becomes infatuated with him and begins following him through public spaces. Normad notices Vanilla's behavior and grows frightened of this new romantic rival. Vanilla starts presenting the man with gifts. The rest of the Angel Brigade expresses happiness that Vanilla finally found someone to love. Normad's jealousy intensifies as Vanilla pays increasing attention to the stranger. The episode ends with Vanilla's stalking unresolved and Chitose trapped in her doll body.
13Upstart Agaricus
14Episode 14
15Episode 15
16今日風(株)ラ蒸し
The Angel Troupe causes a public scandal that forces Colonel Volcott to accept full responsibility. Military superiors order Volcott to resign from service as punishment for the troupe's actions. Volcott packs his belongings and prepares to leave the base without protest. The Angel Troupe members display no guilt or recognition of the trouble they caused. They continue their daily activities with the same carefree attitude as before the incident. Volcott approaches them to explain the seriousness of his dismissal. The Angel Troupe listens but shows no change in expression or behavior. One member asks Volcott about his future plans as if nothing happened. Volcott realizes that the troupe lacks any understanding of responsibility or consequences. He chooses to leave quietly rather than waste effort trying to change them. The episode ends with Volcott walking away from the base while the Angel Troupe resumes their games and chatter.
17Hitman's Russian Tea
A professional hitman accepts a contract to eliminate Milfeulle. He sets up a sniper position overlooking her usual walking route. Before he can fire,a stray cat knocks over a flowerpot that lands on his scope, ruining the shot. The hitman switches to poison, slipping a vial into her drink at a café. Milfeulle accidentally trades glasses with another patron, who falls ill instead. He plants a bomb under her parked vehicle, but her car refuses to start, and she leaves on foot seconds before the detonation. The hitman plants another explosive inside her quarters, yet a sudden earthquake triggered by her rummaging dislodges the device harmlessly. Each failed attempt increases the hitman's visible frustration. Milfeulle remains completely oblivious to the danger throughout the day, humming while eating ice cream. The hitman finally abandons the mission, concluding that her legendary good luck makes a successful assassination impossible. He reports his failure to his employer, who then turns his attention toward a different member of the Angel Brigade.
18Episode 18
19燃焼系傷心揚げ
Mint returns to the military base after an unspecified errand. An emergency alert blares throughout the corridors as she arrives. She hurries to the Angel Room,expecting a tactical crisis. The command staff inform her that her personal quarters are on fire. Mint rushes to her room and finds flames consuming her belongings. The fire's origin remains unexplained within the episode. Mint attempts to salvage personal items from the blaze. Her fellow Angel team members arrive and attempt to assist with extinguishing the fire. The destruction of her living space forces Mint to confront the loss of irreplaceable possessions. The episode concludes with Mint standing before the charred remains of her room, uncertain where she will sleep that night.
20Episode 20
21Hi! Crepe Jack
The Angel Team rides a passenger shuttle and sings cheerfully inside the cabin. Wolcott contacts the team and informs them that a hijacker is hiding somewhere on the shuttle. The hijacker’s presence turns the relaxed trip into a containment situation. Each Angel responds according to her combat training and personality. They search the shuttle while trying not to alarm civilian passengers. The hijacker’s identity and motive create a direct threat that forces the team to coordinate quickly. After resolving the shuttle incident,the Angels receive a new mission on planet Tran. Abnormal weather patterns disrupt Tran’s surface, and investigators trace the cause to Lost Technology. The Angels travel to Tran to locate and disable the ancient device. They face environmental hazards created by the malfunctioning technology. Their success or failure on Tran determines whether the planet’s climate returns to normal. The episode ends with the team still dealing with the unpredictable effects of the Lost Technology.
22Rainy Blue
The Angel Brigade travels to planet Tran,where continuous rainfall has persisted for years. The planet's inhabitants suspect that a lost technology causes the abnormal weather. That lost technology has fused itself to a war orphan, a young girl living alone on the planet. The military summons the Angel Brigade to investigate and resolve the situation. Milfeulle Sakuraba approaches the girl and tries to become her friend. The government secretly plans to stop the rain by forcibly removing the lost technology from the girl. Milfeulle remains unaware of this plan while she bonds with the girl. The government's solution threatens to harm or displace the child. The Angel Brigade members face a choice between following orders and protecting the girl. The episode ends with the government initiating its plan, forcing Milfeulle to confront the contradiction between her mission and her compassion.
23Episode 23
24Episode 24
The Angels deploy to confront Kyutaro,a giant dice attacking human settlements. Milfeulle, Ranpha, Mint, Forte, and Vanilla fire their ship's weapons at Kyutaro. Every shot bounces off its surface without effect. Kyutaro retaliates and disables the Angel Brigade's ship in a single strike. Normad accesses his database and identifies Kyutaro as an ancient weapon. He explains that the missile he once occupied carries the only frequency capable of destroying Kyutaro. The Angels hesitate but agree to return Normad to the missile. They complain about his past annoyances as they prepare the launch sequence. The missile flies directly into Kyutaro and detonates, shattering the dice. Normad's voice then comes from the Angel ship's speakers, revealing he never physically re-entered the missile. The Commander had copied Normad's operating program earlier. The copy navigated the missile remotely while Normad stayed aboard the ship. Forte expresses her displeasure by shooting Normad with her pistol. More Kyutaro units appear on the horizon, each requiring its own specialized missile. The Angels face the prospect of duplicating Normad's program multiple times to stop the incoming wave.
25のぞみかなえたまごとじ
While sorting lost technology artifacts with the Peyoro brothers,Chitose Karasuma discovers a notebook that manifests any written statement into reality. Chitose writes her long-held desire to exact revenge on the Angel Brigade. The notebook immediately activates its power based on the written words. Chitose's body begins expanding in size as the first consequence of her wish. Her physical proportions increase dramatically, making her larger and heavier with each passing moment. The other Angel Brigade members witness the transformation but cannot intervene. Chitose attempts to reverse the effect by writing a correction into the notebook. Each new entry further exacerbates the transformation instead of stopping it. Her body continues growing without any sign of slowing down. Chitose's mass becomes so immense that her own gravitational pull collapses her into a black hole. The notebook's power runs completely out of control with no known method to deactivate it. The Angel Brigade faces an immediate existential threat from the gravitational singularity Chitose has become. Episode 26 follows the Angel Brigade as they search for the ultimate lost technology inside a dark cave, unaware of the impending crisis from their comrade's transformation.
26All Okay Location Lunchbox
Cast
- Major Mary
- Ranpha Framboise
- Malibu Peyrot
- Kokomo Peyrot
- Valcott O. Huey
- Forte Stollen
- Mint Blancmanche
- Chitose KarasumaTegan MossSaori Gotō
- Colonel Volcott O. Huey
- Vanilla H
- Ranpha Franboise
- Lt. Commander Mary
- Malibu Peirou
- Cocomo Peirou
- Milfeulle Sakuraba
Comment(s)
Staff
- DirectorShigehito Takayanagi
- ScriptYasuko KobayashiKazuhiko InukaiTsuyoshi TamaiKenji KonutaDaisuke IshibashiAkatsuki YamatoyaNatsue Yoguchi
- Unit DirectorTetsuro Araki
- Original Character DesignKanan
- Art DirectorKazuhiro Takahashi
- Mechanical designTakeshi TakakuraIkusabune
- Series Composition
- StoryboardTetsuro Araki
- MusicHikaru Nanase
- Character DesignMariko Fujita
- Animation DirectorKazuya Saitō
- Sound DirectorKazuya Tanaka
Production
- Animation ProductionMadhouse
- ProductionTV OsakaBandai VisualBroccoli
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Anime overview
Music
Ending
“FINAL FLIGHT”