Burst Angel: Infinity

Gonzo Winter 2007
ComedyMechaSci-Fi
6.9
Quality Score
0.64 (Positive)
Audience Mood
3 / 10
Controversy
7,090
MAL Ratings

Synopsis

These events occur in Westland, New York, during the 21st century. With a sharp knife, a murderer is indiscriminately killing people… A girl witnesses one of these murders, and the knife is turned on the helpless girl shaking with fear. Meg returns to this town with Joe to celebrate the “birthday” of Shirley, who used to live with Meg. Orphans, they had decided that the day they first met would be her birthday. In the past, Meg had taken care of three little children, including Shirley, just before meeting Joe. The children were then adopted by a police officer, Sam. He possessed a strong sense of justice and they are supposedly living happily together now. Meg and Joe happen to help a person and receive a reward. They buy a present for Shirley with the reward money and go to meet Sam. However, they notice him acting strangely. Upon questioning him, he explains that Shirley was assaulted by a murderer and seriously injured. Joe says to the grieving and angry Meg, “Let's exact revenge on the murderer for Shirley.” However, the murderer gradually approaches them from behind. The cruel black eyes fall on Meg and Joe… To make matters worse, a dark plot casts its shadow over Meg, Joe, Sam, and the whole town. (Source: AnimeNfo)

Audience Consensus

Overall, fans consider this short OVA a brilliant addition to the Burst Angel franchise. Reviewers praise the action and darker themes, but note the rushed pacing and lack of significant character development. The improved animation and CGI are highlighted as strong positives.

Strengths

  • Brilliant addition to the Burst Angel franchise.
  • Fun story full of action.
  • Plot benefits from darker themes.
  • Animation is a big step up from the series, more polished and clearer.
  • Smooth character animations and brilliant CGI.
  • Incidental music adds menace to the darker side of the story.

Weaknesses

  • Can be a little rushed.
  • Doesn’t really add anything to the series itself.
  • Very little character development.