In Iraq, a group of archaeologists discover ancient relics that prophecize the coming of a superior race and the end of all civilization. Meanwhile, back in Graviton City, as A-Ko and B-Ko's rivalry over Kei intensifies, Mr. Daitokuji sets up an arranged marriage between Miss Ayumi and Kei. Furious over the engagement, both A-Ko and B-Ko do whatever it takes to prevent the wedding from going through. Little do they know that another alien fleet is on its way towards Earth.
(Source: ANN)
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LordCustos3
This is an improvement over the previous OVA for two reasons. 1) There is at least some crazy superhuman kung-fu and cartoon violence. 2) Kei, introduced in the previous OVA, goes from being a cookie-cutter bishonen love interest into a strangely passive lust-mannequin who loves him some porn. This makes for actual comedy when all the girls fight over him like a piece of meat. Beyond that, it needs less of C-Ko whining and more of Mari doing hundred crack girlslap.
Thedude3445
Listen, I can't give this lower than a three stars on account of it being Project A-ko, but this is a big step down from the first three because of its responsibility to "conclude" the series (there are two more after this but they appear to be spinoff-sequels), and its inability to actually do so. Yeah, the thing is hilarious, and the animation got an upgrade for sure. As usual, a bunch of disparate plot threads converge into one wacky, nonsense-filled action extravaganza in the finale, but this time, the connecting points are very weak and at least one subplot ends up being a dead endwith no resolution. Plus, the lessons learned from the previous movie ("Gay is the Way") are not only forgotten, but retroactively erased, as the male love interest from the last movie is brought back with A-ko and B-ko still fighting for his affections despite everything... And then C-ko's growing discontentment being a literal rehash.
But hey, we didn't exactly come this far into Project A-ko because the plot was good, right? It once again gets gay as A-ko and B-ko realize they've forgotten their true reason for fighting, which is over our ditzy space princess, and it kind of works better as a metanarrative this time because of the way C-ko has been increasingly sidelined since her starring role in the first one. It's just... BIZARRE that they'd redo half of the plot of the original, even if this time involves a mecha A-ko robot fighting against a fleet that interrupted a hasty wedding ceremony being held at a high school gymnasium.
Very little in anime will ever top the Assembly of the Public Worker Defense Force gag, but I really wish this one had a little bit more time to bake before it came out.
