Gakuen Toshi Varanoir - Kingdom of Chaos The Universe (OAV)
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Alternative title:
Gakuen Toshi Valanoir (Japanese)
Gakuentoshi Varanoir Kingdom of Chaos The Universe (Japanese)
School City Valanoir
Varanoir Kingdom of Chaos The Universe
学園都市ヴァラノワール (Japanese)
Copyright notice:
©2002 IDEA FACTORY/TI TOKYO INC.
©2002 KING RECORDS
Plot Summary:
Based on a Playstation 2 game by the same title, Varanoir’s story takes place in a Magic University called.. well Varanoir. Students in this university are trained here for war preparation against the devil master. The main characters of the story is Myu, a granddaughter of Jii. Jii was a great swordsman in the past and he taught various sword fighting skills to Myu, although he’s working as a chimney cleaner right now in Varanoir. Myu then decides to go to Varanoir for training to become a fighter. In Varanoir, Myu meets Ryuto, a talented student. However, Ryuto always sees Myu as her rival.
Number of episodes:
2
Vintage:
1996-02-21 to 1996-03-21
2002-10-23 to 2002-11-27
Release dates: We have 4
Official website:
アニメーション | ヴァラノワール (Japanese)
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Digital Paint Assistant:
Asuka Uetani (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Chihiro Kuroiwa (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Daisuke Noguchi (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Etsuko Kamiyama (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Fumiko Watanabe (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Hidenori Taniai (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Hitomi Imai (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Kazu Furukawa (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Keiko Matsumura (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Mari Yamamoto (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Masatoshi Tada (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Naoko Nishijima (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Noriko Iwase (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Ryosuke Tamagawa (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Satoshi Tsuchiya (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Shiori Inoue (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Tomoko Kanzaki (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2) Yūya Suzuki (Digital Arts Tokyo; eps 1-2)
In-Between Animation:
Ae Ran Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Bok Sun Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Eun Hwa Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Eun Mi Choi (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Eun Yi Ko (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Eun-Ju Yoon (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Hong Ri Kwan (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Hyun-Jung Lee (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Jae Hee Hwang (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Kyung In Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Kyung-Hee Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Pil-Won Heo (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Se Hee Lee (R&A Production; eps 1-2) Seon Kwang Kim (R&A Production; eps 1-2)
Key Animation:
Dai Nagano (Studio Maririn; ep 1) Dong Gyun Ryu (G&G Entertainment; ep 1) Eun Ju Shin (G&G Entertainment; ep 2) Gil Soo Shin (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Gyo Po Cheon (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Hyun Mi Song (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Hyun-Jo Ha (G&G Entertainment; ep 1) Jae Ho Lee (G&G Entertainment; ep 1) Lee Jin-Hyung (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Su Ju Kwon (G&G Entertainment; ep 1) Sun An Jung (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Tae Sung Won (G&G Entertainment; eps 1-2) Yasuhiro Saiki (ep 2) Yoshiaki Tsubata (eps 1-2) Young Oh Won (G&G Entertainment; ep 1) Yukiko Ono (Studio Maririn; eps 1-2) |
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