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| Chance Pop Session Vol 3 : 4 of 5 | |
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10.14.2004
6:44 PM | Link |
 Finishing another anime series on DVD is such a bittersweet feeling! It's kind of nice that Chance Pop Session (which I discovered was called Chance Triangle Session in Japan) was only a three volume series, since there are no major subplots to take away from the emotion of the story. Of course, my suspicions were correct that all three of the girls are sisters, and even better, Director Kisaragi is their mother! Most of this volume is filled with long flashbacks - one full episode for Reika, and one for Kisaragi (where we get to see her give the blue-stone jewelry to the three sisters). Sorry for giving away the plot, but this anime came out in 2001, and if you like sentimental stories like I do, you'll love it anyway. Even though I love the pop music throughout the show, I think they finally went too far with the theme song Pure Blue, because it's the only song that R3 sings, meaning you have to listen to it multiple times in each episode! Thank goodness it's a pretty cool song. I loved seeing all of the girls' friends and family come together to cheer them on - even Akari's dad the priest finally decided to root for her. So, another lovely story has come to an end - I'm going to miss it!
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