volumes published between 1994 and 1996, and it features new characters and Boy's Love. A crossover between Demon Lord Dante and Getter Robo G was created by Nagai and serialized in Akita Shoten's Monthly Champion Red from August 10, to December 19, 2011. The series was published in a single collected volume on March 19, 2012, and it reenacts the events of Dante's resurrection with Getter Robo Gs Ryoma Nagare in the place of Ryo Utsugi. Anime adaptation On May 1, 2000, an issue of the manga was released as an original video animation through VHS. Produced by Maxell e-cube and distributed by Art Port, the release format was called "manga video", which consists of the original manga images with sound effects and dubbing added. It was followed by an anime television series produced by Magic Bus and broadcast by AT-X in 2002. Most voice actors of the "manga video" were replaced for the anime, except for Susumu Chiba who played the role of Ryo Utsugi. As the manga was still unfinished, Nagai allowed the anime staff to create its own end. Nagai also commented the thirty-year gap between the manga publication and an anime adaptation was because the audience was not prepared for it. Directed by Kenichi Maejima and written by Shozo Uehara, the television series ran for 13 episodes from August 31, to November 23, 2002. The episodes were later released in seven DVD compilations between November 25, 2002, and January 25, 2003 by Ken Media. The anime opening theme was "Release Your Mind" by Tomokazu Seki, while the ending theme was "Heal" by Asuka Kuroki. These theme musics and the score music that was composed by Hiroshi Motokura were included in a 25-track original soundtrack released by HiBoom on September 4, 2002. In August 2002, even before the Japanese premiere, Media Blasters licensed the television series. However, the company dropped it the following year, and it was Geneon Entertainment who brought the anime to the North American home media market. The series was released in four bilingual DVD volumes between May and November 2004. The American release altered some scenes regarding its nudity and graphically violent content. Following the 2007 closure of Geneon Entertainment, the company discontinued their home video distribution. In 2016, Discotek Media relicensed the series and released it into a DVD box set on August 30. In September 2019, Crunchyroll added the anime to