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The 7G Rainbow Colony english sub 720p hd is a psychological anime, which revolves around a strange series of events surrounding a group of people who somehow all have the same keychain. The story centers around the effects this keychain has on them and what they do to overcome their own struggles. It tells an intensely personal story with characters that are not always easy to relate to. The seven lights in the title refer to each character's way of overcoming whatever difficulty they're facing in their own lives, which varies from person to person. At the heart of it all is the love that these people have for their keychains. The second season (7G Rainbow Colony: Requiem) was announced as an OVA on June 28, 2013, and aired on December 25, 2013. The series is also licensed by Sentai Filmworks and announced as a simulcast release on July 5, 2014. A number of the main cast members appeared in a short film released by J.C.Staff entitled "Hana no Keiyakusho" (花のケイユークショウ; "Sakura's Diary"). The series was announced as an OVA (original video animation) on June 28, 2013, and aired on December 25, 2013. Sentai Filmworks announced a simulcast release of the series on July 5, 2014. The OVA episode makes reference to the film "Speed Racer". The original names of the characters are said to be derived from the movie "Speed", such as Hideki Namba (Hideki Namba), Yuta Kondo (Yuta Konda), and Misa Shimizu (Misa Shimizu). The epilogue of the OVA episode also uses titles and quotes from the 2009 film "". The series' music is composed by Takumi Masanori and Michiru. Opening theme of 7G Rainbow Colony is "Hana no Namae (花の名前)" (The Name of the Flower) by Noria Shiraishi whilst the ending theme "7g" by Hana Itoki. The OVA features an opening theme of "Anata no Misao (あなたのみさお)" (It's You) and an ending theme of "Yume de Mita Kara (夢で見たから)" (Because I've Seen it in a Dream). Both songs are sung by Hana Itoki. The series was given a rating of 1.89 out of 5 for story, 1.89 out of 5 for animation, and 2.3 out of 5 for sound by MyAnimeList. The first episode was reviewed by Anime News Network's Theron Martin, who gave the series a rating of 4.5/5 and praised it as follows: "Rainbow – future – colony is an exercise in slow-burning tension and dramatic irony that should appeal greatly to those who enjoy subtle science fiction stories. cfa1e77820