Pilot Candidate - Working Together (DVD 3 of 4)
Title: Pilot Candidate - Working Together
Volume: DVD 3 / 4
Running time: 75
Distributor: Bandai Entertainment
Release date: 2002-03-05
Suggested retail price: $24.98
UPC: 669198801976
Description:
The importance of teamwork is finally bearing fruit as Pilot and Repairer Candidates alike defend against the onslaught of Victim together. But the price of victory is high when an Ingrid pilot is seriously wounded in combat. Will one of the new Pilot Candidates be called upon to take his place?
DVD Features: Interviews with Cast and Creators, Textless Opening/Endings, Trailers
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
(added on 2001-10-19, modified on 2002-01-11)
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