Final Fantasy Unlimited

[metal_blossom]

I have all the episodes on DVD. The series was supposed to run for two seasons, but sadly it didn't. Who else has seen it? I think my favorite character was the Chocobo Chobi. It was so cute!!!! 4laugh  

[Oblivious Mischief]

I remember that one. I enjoyed the ending theme. whee  

[doomedgrimoire]

haha i remember that show! 4laugh  

[Parth Makeo]

it's alright. sadly this is from the FF wiki....

The story of Final Fantasy: Unlimited, left incomplete by the television series, was continued in several other media and released only in Japan. These are listed below, ordered by the chronology of the events they cover.

* Sou no Kizuna (双の絆) is a novel that explores a side-story that is set somewhere before episode 12 of the series.
* Final Fantasy: Unlimited Before is a drama CD that features a flashback to the destruction of Kaze and Makenshi's worlds. The ending shows what becomes of Kaze and Makenshi after the final episode. Unlimited Before was awarded to competition winners in Japan.
* Final Fantasy: Unlimited After is a book that contains a 32 page manga and 120 page script, released in 2002 by DigiCube. It depicts how the Hayakawa family and Lisa ends up back in their own world after the final battle. However, trouble stirs anew as the twins learn more of the mysterious organization that Lisa works for. It includes revelations of Lisa's past as well as featuring a new villain under Gaudium named Soljashy.
* The After Spiral is a series of web novels published on the official Japanese Unlimited website (which has since gone down). The first of these short stories takes a quick plunge into Makenshi's past, while the rest describe an encounter between the show's heroes and Soljashy on the twins' childhood home of Sado Island, where Ai and Yu are briefly reunited with their old friend Touya Satomi.
* Final Fantasy: Unlimited After 2 is another radio drama. It deals with Comodeen's final attack on Gaudium and brings a conclusion to the conflict between Lisa and Soljashy, however it leaves many questions yet unanswered.

So the English TV show we got is like handing us one crumb of cake and telling us "In order to have the whole thing you must learn Japanese and know what to buy."
That is why i hate it. Other than that, it's fine A-  

[Tempted Rogue Angel]

I only saw the first episode. I remember a guy who took 5 minutes to load a gun. neutral I really should get back into it.