OVAs allowed everyone on the production side to make a bit more money, even if the overall output in the long run was not entirely good. There was a bit less focus on the long-term money-making possibilties of a product and more of a focus on the overall creation process. Japan's home video market for animation (Original Video Animation, OVAs) carries slightly more positive connotations than "direct-to-video" ever will in the west the restrictions of TV serial anime were not to be found in the OVA market, which opened up far more doors for various creative forces, giving anyone the chance to do what they wanted without fear of censorship and with a strong target audience willing to buy, buy, buy. Geist, or you may love it! Though to be frank, generalisations are of poor taste. He's more than likely to keep coming back in a way, if you love anime, you will hate M.D. Geist? It's an inglorious title of the direct-to-video animation market of 1980s Japan that has been regularly dug back up to play havoc on the anime community much like the titular character himself he is less so on life support as he is a poltergeist, causing anime fans everywhere to groan with the racket he makes while a minority loyally support him.
Is there really much else that can be said about M.D.
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