In a future scarred by fear and civil unrest, humanity faces the emergence of "Psychiccers"—individuals gifted with devastating elemental powers. For Burn Griffiths, a young man who values friendship above all else, and Keith Evans, a runaway being hunted for his icy abilities, a chance encounter sparks a bond that will be tested by a world that views them as weapons. As the radical organization NOA rises to create a sanctuary for their kind through global conquest, the two friends find themselves on opposing sides of a war for the future of the planet. Psychic Force is a visceral, high-stakes OVA based on Taito’s hit 3D fighting game, distilling the game's complex lore into a dark tale of betrayal and evolution. Between the explosive aerial battles and the heavy psychological toll of persecution, the story explores the thin line between a utopia and a dictatorship. It is a standout of the late-90s "super-powered fugitive" subgenre, delivering the fluid animation and gritty atmosphere that defined the era of experimental game adaptations. This complete DVD collection captures the full intensity of the psychic conflict, from the frozen labs of Alaska to the ruins of a changing world. It is a series that highlights the cost of power, proving that in a world where anyone can be a god, the most difficult thing to hold onto is your humanity. Notable Staff & Voice Talent Director: Tomio Yamauchi Series Composition: Shinzo Fujita (Berserk, Pokémon) Studio: Triangle Staff (Serial Experiments Lain) Music: Hideki Takahagi Cast: • Tomokazu Seki as Burn Griffiths • Kyousei Tsukui as Keith Evans • Minami Takayama as Emilio Michaelov • Mitsuaki Madono as Richard Wong • Ayako Shiraishi as Sonia / Chris Ryan DVD Features • Japanese Dolby 5.1 Audio • Interviews with Cast & Staff • Isolated Music & Effects Track • Original Trailers & Promos • Production Art Gallery Spoken Languages: Japanese Audio, English Subtitles Edition Details Japanese Title: サイキックフォース (Saikikku Fōsu) Runtime: ~60 Minutes Director: Tomio Yamauchi DVD Release Year: 2002 (U.S. Release) Original Air Date (Japan): 1998 Publisher: Image Entertainment Rating: NR (Suggested 13+) Region: Region 1 (U.S. / Canada) Genre: Sci-Fi, Action, Drama Themes: Persecution, Friendship, Evolution, Global Conquest Media assumed VG+ unless otherwise noted.
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