Good choices and making them chromium inserts was even better. The reverse cover goes briefly into the show summary and fills out with animation shots and creative staff credits. Since there is no volume number indication on the front or spine, we at least get the episode numbers and their titles listed on the back. The menus are pretty shiny looking and continue to have excellent sound, especially since they're identical to the first volume in layout with only the artwork being different. The only real downside to the menus was in the extras submenu where it gets difficult at times to be sure what selection you're about to select.
Access times are very quick throughout though, which is always a big plus.
The extras this time around are similar to past volumes and with some new additions. Don't watch it until you've watched the show itself though. There's also 29 pieces of conceptual artwork that's both black and white and in color, with some really interesting pieces in there. With only three episodes to finish out the series, things move fairly fast here and the plot is kept pretty tight. This generally gives you either a haphazard series that really needed more episodes or a series that goes right for what it wants to do and gets its desired message across.