Description
"Project A-ko: Uncivil Wars" is a three-episode OVA series that serves as a sequel to the original "Project A-ko" film. The story is set in Graviton City, a futuristic metropolis where chaos and humor intertwine. The narrative centers on A-ko Magami, a high school girl with superhuman strength, and her best friend C-ko Kotobuki, a bubbly and somewhat naive classmate. Their lives are disrupted when B-ko Daitokuji, a wealthy and technologically advanced rival, returns to Graviton City after a prolonged absence. B-ko’s reappearance reignites her obsession with winning A-ko’s affection, leading to a series of escalating conflicts.
The plot unfolds as B-ko, determined to prove her superiority, constructs a massive mecha to challenge A-ko. Meanwhile, C-ko becomes the unwitting target of a mysterious alien race, the Danans, who believe she holds the key to their survival. The Danans’ pursuit of C-ko adds a layer of interstellar intrigue to the story, as A-ko and B-ko must temporarily set aside their rivalry to protect her. The series blends action, comedy, and science fiction, with A-ko’s relentless battles against B-ko’s increasingly elaborate inventions forming the core of the narrative.
Throughout the episodes, the dynamic between the three main characters remains central. A-ko’s stoic determination contrasts with B-ko’s flamboyant and obsessive personality, while C-ko’s carefree demeanor often serves as a catalyst for the plot’s more absurd moments. The series maintains a lighthearted tone, punctuated by over-the-top action sequences and slapstick humor. The inclusion of the Danans introduces a sci-fi element that expands the scope of the story, though their role is secondary to the personal conflicts between A-ko, B-ko, and C-ko.
"Project A-ko: Uncivil Wars" builds on the foundation of the original film, retaining its focus on the trio’s chaotic relationships while introducing new challenges and adversaries. The series balances its comedic and action-driven elements, offering a continuation of the characters’ misadventures in Graviton City. The narrative remains accessible to both returning fans and newcomers, with its self-contained episodes providing a mix of familiar dynamics and fresh developments.
The plot unfolds as B-ko, determined to prove her superiority, constructs a massive mecha to challenge A-ko. Meanwhile, C-ko becomes the unwitting target of a mysterious alien race, the Danans, who believe she holds the key to their survival. The Danans’ pursuit of C-ko adds a layer of interstellar intrigue to the story, as A-ko and B-ko must temporarily set aside their rivalry to protect her. The series blends action, comedy, and science fiction, with A-ko’s relentless battles against B-ko’s increasingly elaborate inventions forming the core of the narrative.
Throughout the episodes, the dynamic between the three main characters remains central. A-ko’s stoic determination contrasts with B-ko’s flamboyant and obsessive personality, while C-ko’s carefree demeanor often serves as a catalyst for the plot’s more absurd moments. The series maintains a lighthearted tone, punctuated by over-the-top action sequences and slapstick humor. The inclusion of the Danans introduces a sci-fi element that expands the scope of the story, though their role is secondary to the personal conflicts between A-ko, B-ko, and C-ko.
"Project A-ko: Uncivil Wars" builds on the foundation of the original film, retaining its focus on the trio’s chaotic relationships while introducing new challenges and adversaries. The series balances its comedic and action-driven elements, offering a continuation of the characters’ misadventures in Graviton City. The narrative remains accessible to both returning fans and newcomers, with its self-contained episodes providing a mix of familiar dynamics and fresh developments.
Cast
- Liza Chichi
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Staff
- Director · Katsuhiko Nishijima
- Script · Katsuhiko Nishijima
- Script · Yūji Kawahara
- Script · Tomoko Kawasaki
- Storyboard · Yuji Motoyama
- Music · Kenji Kawai
- Music · Kouhei Tanaka
- Character Design · Katsuhiko Nishijima
- Character Design · Hideyuki Motohashi
- Art Director · Yōji Nakaza
- Art Director · Mitsuharu Miyamae
- Animation Director · Hideyuki Motohashi
- Mecha design · Takashi Hashimoto
- Director of Photography · Takafumi Arai
- Director of Photography · Jin Kaneko
Production
- Animation Production · Studio Fantasia
- Animation Production · Studio Signal
- Production · Nextart
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Ending
- ?“"Grey Side” - Suna no Ame" (GREY SIDE~砂の雨~):Emi Shinohara
- ?“"Blue Side” - Chiisa na Kiseki" (BLUE SIDE~小さな奇蹟~):Emi Shinohara




