DVD: zoshi (magatama history volumes)

DVD: zoshi

DVD:

2 reviews
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2005

Just to clear things up
This is a 26 episode series so there should be 6 DVDs, at least there is room in the boxed set for 6. Starting with episode 14 this series begins to follow a new plot line (which is both different and the same) which takes place in modern day Japan. The second half of the series is very different from the first half but still enjoyable.

Otogi Zoshi - Full Circle (Vol. 6)

1 review
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2006

Full Ending
I love this series! It's a simple storyline, as far as some animes go, but it's definitely worth seeing. This last DVD wraps up the storyline, and answers questions. It's not a busy, complex ending, but gives you the warm glow of satisfaction nontheless, with a touch of sadness.

Otogi Zoshi - Legend of Magatama (Vol. 1) + Series Box

9 reviews
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2005

An anime you can enjoy as a couple
I first saw the box for Otogi Zoshi a while ago and thinking that it would just be an anime based on the popular Xbox game I kept blowing it off. When I finally decided to actually read what it was about I became intrigued and now I am borderline obsessed. It has action which I will equate to that of Samurai Champloo (one of my favorites) and they have done their research as it shows quite ...

Otogi Zoshi: Heian Arc (Volumes 1-3)
Otogi Zoshi

ANIME WORKS, 2008

Karma dictates that souls will be reincarnated to right the wrongs of history. Driven by a need to complete what was left unfinished, 17-year-old Hikaru is joined by the freelance writer Tsuna. They travel across modern Japan and stumble across strangely familiar personalities from a long-forgotten era in their search for Hikaru's missing brother. As past and present collide, the enigmatic, black-coated man known as Mansairaku may once again tip ...

Otogi Zoshi, Vol. 2: Enemy Shores

1 review
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2005

Better than the First Volume
I got the first volume of Otogi Zoshi a few weeks ago. It was good. The animation is different from a lot of the the anime floating around. It doesn't look or feel quite as cartoon-ish. It seems more real, as if 'this is from Japan's history'. The second volume has more romance than the first volume and you get more insight as to how the characters are really feeling. I'd recommend this DVD to ...

Otogi Zoshi - Legend of Magatama (Vol. 1)

Otogi Zoshi - Crossing Boundaries (Vol. 5)
George C. Cole, Michael Forest

Anime Works, 2005

Otogi Zoshi: Premium Box, Vol. 1-6

2 reviews
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2006

The best box set!
I love this series and the boxset was in mint condition. Highly reccomend this anime series to anyone.

Otogi Zoshi, Vol. 3: Burning the Past
Otogi Zoshi

Anime Works, 2005

Hikaru and her companions finally recover the last of the Magatama, but the capital is far from safe. The nobles have oppressed the great warlord Shuten Doji?s clan. With vengeance in his eyes, he raises a massive army and thunders toward the capital. As Hikaru prepares to defend her home, the Yin-Yang master Abe no Seimei sets plans of his own into motion. Hikaru struggles against violence on all sides, but even the loss of her most trusted ...

Otogi Zoshi:Tokyo Arc
Fumie Mizusawa

ANIME WORKS, 2008

Karma dictates that souls will be reincarnated to right the wrongs of history. Driven by a need to complete what was left unfinished, 17-year-old Hikaru is joined by the freelance writer Tsuna. They travel across modern Japan and stumble across strangely familiar personalities from a long-forgotten era in their search for Hikaru's missing brother. As past and present collide, the enigmatic, black-coated man known as Mansairaku may once again tip ...