Chrono Crusade

Plot Summary
The 1920s were well known as a period of excitement and change. It was a time where the women were fast and loose, and the booze flowed freely, in spite of prohibition laws. But the elite of society has found a new form of excess: conjuring devils. By 1928, things were getting out of hand.

A special organization called the Order of Magdalene was created centuries ago to deal with this kind of threat. Headed by Father Remington and Sister Kate, these young men and women were equipped with heavy duty weapons to perform God’s good will.

One of the more infamous members of this group is Sister Rosette. Her fame is not necessarily positive. In fact, Sister Kate thinks she is nothing more than a menace to society, because whenever Rosette is on a case, things tend to explode. It also does not help that Rosette’s partner is one of the very things they fight against, a very powerful devil named Chrono. Bound to Rosette by a mystical amulet, Chrono may be under control, but that does not make him any less dangerous.

While Rosette and Chrono fight for the Magdalene Order, something is stirring in the background. An evil, more powerful than Chrono, is waiting in the shadows, ready to destroy not only the Order, but all of creation!

Details
Status: COMPLETE
Encode: joseole99
Size: ~270MB @480p (640x480)
Host: Fileserve
Video: Hi10P h264/AVC
Audio 1: English AC3 5.1 (Default)
Audio 2: Japanese AC3 2.0
Sub 1: English Signs/Songs ASS (Default)
Sub 2: English Dialogue ASS
~Scripts from R1 DVD

Notes:
This release will have the clean OP/ED’s swapped with the normal ones in the episodes. It will also contain Azmaria’s Extra Class as a bonus. I don’t usually do specials but since these were dual audio I did them. They were a pain in the ass; just watch them and you’ll see how much sub work I put into them. Also, the clean OP’s 1-4 (as labeled on anidb; labeled here according to their episode) are from the TV airing; each with slightly different scenes hence why I have 9 instead of 4. The clean OP DVD is from the DVD and is the one that I used when there wasn’t a corresponding TV aired version.

Comparisons can be found here: ~AA~, COR, AtwO. Do I really have to say anything? Once again, I took it into my own hands to put out a proper encode of one of my favorite series.