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Baka and Test: OVA(2011)
No synopsis for Baka and Test: OVA. For more about Baka and Test: OVA and the Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray release, see the Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray Review Starring: Josh Grelle, Scott Freeman » See full cast & crew Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray, Video QualityBaka and Test: OVA is presented on Blu-ray courtesy of FUNimation Entertainment with an AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 1.78:1. As readers of my previous Baka and Test reviews know, this has been one of my favorite looking anime released over the past couple of years. The two OVAs continue that visual ingenuity, and in fact one of the most interesting thing about both of these episodes is how often the animators place items in the foreground, through which the viewer catches glimpses of what's really going on in the background. As with a lot of the main arc of Baka and Test episodes, there is a ton of purely graphical information populating both of these OVAs, with polka dots, words (via Japanese ideographs) and other supposedly tangential information floating across the screen. These OVAs look just a little softer than some of the main episodes for some reason, but they both offer really nicely saturated and robust color and generally very sharp line detail. Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray, Audio QualityBaka and Test: OVA features a Dolby TrueHD 5.1 mix in English and a Dolby TrueHD 2.0 mix in the original Japanese. As has been the case with a lot of anime releases, the Japanese mix is noticeably quieter than the English mix, and not simply due to it not being a surround offering. There are some interesting differences in the approaches the voice actors bring to their characters in the two languages, so real fans may want to check both of these out for that reason alone. All of this said, there's little doubt that the English track provides a lot more bombast and some nicely consistent surround activity. The two OVAs, like the main series itself, are quite noisy quite a bit (some would even argue most) of the time, and the 5.1 mix offers a little "breathing room" (and/or listening room) rather than focusing so much audio information toward the center, as the 2.0 mix does. Fidelity is excellent and dynamic range is very wide. Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray, News and UpdatesNo related news posts for Baka and Test: OVA Blu-ray yet.
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