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TV, Nippon Television and VAP produced it, with animation by Oriental Light and Magic and Naohito Takahashi directing, for 25 episodes, aired Oct 8, episodes on Nippon TV The run began with the Black Swordsman arc and then covers the Golden Age arc, about twelve volumes of Kentaro Miura's manga plus part of the thirteenth, ending on the Eclipse Sources differ by a day on dates: Wikipedia and MAL give 8 October 1997 to Apr 1, 1998 per MyAnimeList (pin date Oct 7); studio OLM Mercenary Guts is defeated by Griffith, joins 1 April 1998, while The Nihon Review lists 7 October 1997 to 31 March 1998, which matches the pin's date Susumu Hirasawa wrote the Band of score; Penpals performed the Falcon, opening 'Tell Me Why' and becomes a commander three years later Silver Fins the ending 'Waiting So Long', both released as something menacing looms Adapts the first 12 volumes VAP singles in November 1997 Japanese home video ran from 13 VHS sets (February 1998 to January 1999) to seven DVDs in 2003 and part of volume 13 of a VAP Blu-ray box on 18 January 2012 In English, Media Blasters released it on VHS and DVD from 2002 to 2003, its rights lapsed in December 2012, and Discotek licensed it in January 2024 with a Blu-ray set on 26 March 2024; MVM and Madman handled the manga, UK and Australia The Nihon Review stresses its structure, opening with changes approved by the chronologically last episode as a flash-forward, and its creator; MyAnimeList score 8.61, ranked #111notorious cliffhanger ending, which left viewers asking for a sequel; it also found Hirasawa's music weak, a view Wikipedia says critics split on