AIKa ZERO (OAV)
Genres:
action
Plot Summary:
Aika's story continues, she is now 19 years-old, 3 older than in R-16 and 7 younger than in Agent AIKa. Strange phenomena have been occuring at a girls academy. Slowly but persistent the most cute and beautiful girls are joining an internal club, but instead of a sing-in they just get abducted by a strange being that takes control over them by some indecent means. By coincidence Aika was flying-by on her plane when one of this abductions occured and she was attacked to prevent her from comming closer, but instead of repelling her, she is intrigated about the attack origin and then the opportunity shows up when her late partners from R-16 decide to investigate those abductions. The story remains full of action and panty flashing that are a must in Aika's series.
Running time:
27 minutes
Episode titles: We have 1
Vintage:
2009-07-05 (ep. 1 special premiere on AT-X)
Releases: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"FLYING KID" by Ami Koshimizu
Ending Theme:
"Dream Hunter" by Ami Koshimizu
Official website:
AIKa ZERO (Japanese)
In the news 3 times:
2009-07-03 AIKa Zero Cute Manga Posted for Free Online
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Director: Noriyasu Yamauchi Script: Kenichi Kanemaki Character Design: Noriyasu Yamauchi Chief Animation Director: Noriyasu Yamauchi Mechanical design: Tomohiro Kawahara Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama | Ami Koshimizu as Aika Sumeragi Akio Ohtsuka as Gōzō Aida Asami Shimoda as Kana Shiraishi Mamiko Noto as Karen Minamino Mikako Takahashi as Rin Shirakiku Misato Fukuen as Eri Shinkai Yuko Goto as Miyu Shiratori Houko Kuwashima as Nena Hargen Kousuke Okano as Rudolph Hargen Natsuko Kuwatani as Risako Nagisa Takaya Kuroda as Captain | |||||||
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