Full Metal Panic! Music
I've been looking for some of the music in Full Metal Panic... such as the music played in the very beginning of episode 24 when the de Danaan is buffeted by waves, and that snazzy action music is playing. Another music peice I have been looking for is that awesome vocal, played when Tess and Kaname are drinking tea in episode 22? And also played in episode 24 when Gauron and Sousuke are battling on top of the de Danaan, and Kaname's form appears. If any of you know what the music is called, or better yet, where to download it, please tell me. Thanks.
Originally posted by dragonpisces272
seems good; whats it all about?
Have you ever wondered if the technology that is available right now is nowhere near the capability of what could be? Well, in this series, that is exactly true. Mythril (an organization founded to help the different powers of the world prevent man-made disasters, terrorism, and protect key installations world-wide) is already 10 years ahead of the rest of the world in technology. They are comprised of mostly highly trained mercenaries and follow a code of conduct when dealing with certain requests and affairs of the nations of the world. Their specialty: Arm-slaves, shortened in the series as AS, and stealth technology. An arm-slave is a large mechanical robot that is piloted by a human, much like in the Gundam series. However, the technology in this series isn't quite as advanced. The whole show takes place on Earth. However, the abilities of the AS's in the series is the main focus of the plot, as many people are trying to get their hands on individuals known as "the whispered."
The protagonist of this series is a boy by the name of Souske Sagara. He is given an assignment along with his fellow mercenaries Kurz Weber and Melissa Mao, to become a sort of protection unit for a girl living in Japan with the name of Kaname Chidori. Well, things are a little unusual on this mission, as Souske (A highly trained professional soldier) is sent in undercover as a student at Kaname's high school. Events turn sour as Souske is unable to adjust living as a normal civilian, and this is where the show gets its lighter side.