Nobody made this for casual viewers. The fans demanded it, and the show delivered exactly what they asked for: Yellow Belmont's story after the war, told not through exposition but through a concert that doubles as a reckoning with everything he lost. The old footage cuts to new animation in rhythm with the music, turning memory itself into the medium. You watch a musician process trauma by performing it, and the OVA refuses to let either the song or the guilt end cleanly.

Set after the conclusion of the Genesis Climber Mospeada television series, this one-episode music video OVA puts Yellow Belmont at the center. The story follows Yellow as he performs in concert, cutting between the show and his recollections of earlier events. Released in 1985 largely because devoted fans asked for it, the video mixes footage recycled from the original run with newly produced material, combining mecha action with music.