5 episodes at 30 minutes each clocking in a confusing but uniquely entertaining 2.5 hours. Without even knowing that these OVAs are religious in origin, you'd be able to tell pretty quickly that something is not quite normal with the vibe here. The opening credits are a lot to take in but so incredibly specific and wonderful. The whole thing sits somewhere in a mix of He-Man, Space Ghost, and Religious Educational Programming. It's taking itself quite seriously but it's absolutely filled with moments of humor unintentionally. The "religious leader" who bankrolled this entire anime is also the singer for the opening and closing music,and if you read up on this guy its entirely possible he commissioned this entire thing just so he could sing those songs.

The animation throughout is average, with a few unexpectedly good moments, and several quite weak ones too. The style is stiff and odd, but it works for what they're doing. A true internet-age media find. I applaud digital archivists and conservationists! Watched on YouTube with Japanese Audio, no subs available at this time (you mostly don't need them anyway).