Otogi Zoshi: Vol. 5 Crossing Boundaries (US)
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Features Episodes 19 To 22 Of The 26-Episode Series
Certificate:
Running Time: 92 mins
Retail Price: $29.95
Release Date: 2005
Content Type: TV Series
Synopsis:
From the acclaimed studio, Production I.G. (Ghost In The Shell; Blood: The Last Vampire; Kill Bill) OTOGI ZOSHI, continues to push the boundaries between historical reality and fantasy, challenging the perceptions of what is past and what is present.
Having originally begun in Japan's ancient Heian Period, the narrative has now jumped forward 1000 years, the lead characters from that era having been reborn in modern-day Tokyo. Hikaru, who once posed as her warrior brother in order to seek a gem believed to hold the mysterious power of restoring order to the world, is now a 17-year-old high school student. In this new reality, Tsuna, too has changed. Once Hikaru's former companion and her brother's loyal retainer, he is now a freelance writer and a tenant residing in Hikaru's apartment complex.
Together, Hikaru and Tsuna have begun to search for clues relating to the disappearance of Hikaru's elder brother Raiko…
OTOGI ZOSHI - VOLUME 5: CROSSING BOUNDARIES picks up as Hikaru and Tsuna continue investigating the strange supernatural occurrences all around Tokyo, seemingly helped and hindered in equal measure by a mysterious man in a long black coat. There appears to be a new woman in Tsuna's life, but it's Ibaraki, and she has an agenda of her own. Then a series of flashbacks begin to haunt Hikaru. Are they memories of her previous life in the Heian Era? Hikaru's past and future are about to clash on the streets of modern day Tokyo!
Special Features:
Trailers
Group Discussion 7
Tokyo University Tokyo Lecture Period 3
Interview with Mizuho Nishikubo and Chieko Kawabe
Video Tracks:
Standard 1.33:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 Japanese
Dolby Digital 5.1 Japanese
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English
Subtitle Tracks:
English
Directed By:
Mizuho Nishikubo
Starring:
Kumi Sakuma
Kan Tokumaru
Shinichirô Miki
Kenta Miyake
Fumie Mizusawa
Julie Ann Taylor
Lex Lang
Taylor Henry
Kirk Thornton
Mona Marshall
Music From:
Hideki Taniuchi
Director of Photography:
Miki Sakuma
Distributor:
Anime Works
Media Blasters
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