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    In 1991 the third and last YST OAV series was released. It was five episodes long, and focused on a ghost from the past seeking revenge for all those who died to protect the five yoroi.



    Hana Cover

    Hana {Flower} The first of the four new CDs released in 1991. This eleven track CD is mostly comprised of BGM. The first half of the CD deals with the present and Suzunagi's past, and has a British tone to it. (Meiji Era) The second half deals with flashbacks to Kikoutei and Kuroi Kikoutei and is a better collection of music than on the Kikoutei Densetsu OST. There are two vocal tracks, one of the ending song (there is no opening song) and of an image song preformed during the fifth episode. The CD closes with the instrumental version of Midnight Party from the debut album. Forty-eight minutes long.
    Catalog # King KICA-42



    Tori (Bird) The only other CD besides Tenkuden that I haven't heard yet. The perfect CD (I gather) for those who like piano music. (I like piano music. *pout*) It is comprised of piano selections of the most popular image and BGM tracks from the earlier CDs. It has eleven tracks and is around fifty-eight or so minutes long.
    Catalog # King KICA-43



    Kaze {Wind} This CD is a collection of the image songs from the previous drama CDs and from the OST with the exception of the first and fourteenth track, which are new songs sung by Shu. The perfect CD for those who want the songs, but don't want to listen to people babble in Japanese. Fourteen tracks, sixty-three minutes long.
    Catalog # King KICA-44



    Tsuki Cover, KICA-45

    Tsuki {Moon} The last of the 'Message' CDs released. This one is a flash-to-the-past, back to the night the Troopers fought Sarenbou. This drama CD focuses mostly on Shu. (Hmm, it doesn't seem that Ryo gets one, ah well. Doesn't bother me any.) This one is mostly drama tracks, involving a lot of talking on everyones part. It has a total of nine tracks, three of which are vocal (two sung by Shu, the other sung by whoever sang the ending song for 'Message' (what is her name anyway?). It is forty-five minutes long.
    Catalog # King KICA-45