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Season 3, Episode 14 - "OVA: The Battlegroup Commander's Sort of Boring Day"

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26 May, 2006

Teletha spends the day trying to find out why she awoke half-naked on the bridge of the Tuatha de Danaan, as well as looking for her favorite stuffed animal that she likes to sleep with.

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Premiere: January 8th, 2002

Type: TV Show

Genres/Tags: Anime, Manga

Episodes24
Original RunJanuary 8th 2002 - June 18th, 2002

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The comedic segments are the contrasting "normal life" portrayal of a high school student in Tokyo. These segments are in stark contrast to the more serious main story; explosions are symbolic and humorous, and no death results from these visual gags, while in the main story characters are heavily injured and/or perish when hit by a bullet.

This has led to two discrete series of books within the narrative: the collected short stories, and the full novels. As of April 2007, there have been nine novels and ten short story collections published. There is also a significant number of short stories that have not yet been published in a collection, making the stories difficult to find outside back issues of the magazine. The main storyline is still continuing, with the latest novel, "Approaching Nick of Time" released on February 2008. Shoji Gatoh has recently stated in his blog that the next novel will be the 'climax' of the series, meaning it could possibly be the final novel of the series. However, there is no specific details, release date or name for the moment. It will probably begin production next year.

The author's handling and balance between the serious character-driven plot of the full plot arcs, contrasted with the caricature portrayal of the same characters in the comedy arcs, is one of the most lauded aspects of the series.