Some character faces look slightly off, and for some reason, the overall quality looks less than what it was originally. However, some parts of this OVA do dip a little bit in quality. The art quality for Chaika has always been relatively fantastic and of great quality since the series was produced by studio bones. Since there are no changes to cast or development, as this is an OVA that comes off as a little side adventure, there really isn’t much to say. The characters don’t really differ all that much for the most part. However, as a fan of the series, I definitely did thoroughly enjoy this extra 20 minutes, and while it wasn’t exceptional story-wise, it definitely was entertaining. While the OVA was really more fluff for the series’ fans more than anything, with an oddly entertaining flair to it, there really wasn’t much in terms of the story. Literally, the entire OVA is about our main characters attempting to escape capture, before destroying some historical monument in a fiery explosion. Within each minisode lies pretty much the same sort of plot that the original series has been running through throughout its two seasons which involves our intrepid trio of Tooru, Akari, and Chaika running away from the Gilette squad in order to resist arrest and capture, before ending in a nice fiery explosion.
In this case, the OVA for Hitsugi no Chaika follows a plotline of two minisodes, each of which taking up about half of the runtime in a single episode.
OVA stories are never really quite fleshed out or developed, as they more or less exist as an extra side story for fans of the series to watch. Now with its second season and the entire plot of the series all wrapped up in a neat little bundle, what exactly was left to make an OVA out of? Well, I guess burning things to the ground is a start. When first aired, Hitsugi no Chaika was a decently well written series that was underrated at its time.
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