Words Worth: Outer Story

Words Worth: Outer Story was released in 2002 by the studio Green Bunny as a follow-up to the original 1999 adult animation series. The production was intended to expand upon the high-fantasy world established in the initial episodes, shifting the focus toward specific narrative arcs involving the series' core cast of characters. It emerged during a period when direct-to-video adult anime frequently explored darker, more intricate storytelling tropes within the sword-and-sorcery genre.

The visual design and character direction aimed to refine the aesthetic established by the 1999 series, focusing on a more polished animation style to differentiate it from the original release. The project sought to cater to the established fanbase by deepening the lore of the fictional setting, though it was received primarily as a niche supplemental work. Like many titles from Green Bunny during this era, it occupies a specific historical space within the late 90s and early 2000s OVA market, characterized by its emphasis on distinct character-driven storylines.