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The vision of Escaflowne, produced by Masahiko Minami, Yumi Murase ; written by Akihiko Inari, Hiroaki Kitajima, Ryota Yamaguchi, Shoji Kawamori ; directed by Kazuki Akane ; [English version] produced by Charles McCarter, Haruyo Kanesaku, Marlon W. Schulman, Rika Davis, Michael Harcourt [and others] ; written by Bonny Clinkenbeard, Kristen McGuire ; ADR directed by Sonny Strait, Part one

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Rating: TV 14

The vision of Escaflowne

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First seven episodes broadcast on television in 1996

produced by Masahiko Minami, Yumi Murase ; written by Akihiko Inari, Hiroaki Kitajima, Ryota Yamaguchi, Shoji Kawamori ; directed by Kazuki Akane ; [English version] produced by Charles McCarter, Haruyo Kanesaku, Marlon W. Schulman, Rika Davis, Michael Harcourt [and others] ; written by Bonny Clinkenbeard, Kristen McGuire ; ADR directed by Sonny Strait

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"Hitomi Kanzaki is a typical girl who runs on the track team and has an affinity for tarot reading. When a young man suddenly appears bringing a dragon along with him, Hitomi's fate is forever altered. She is swept away in a beam of light and taken to a new world known as Gaea. Gaea is a strange world; here humanoid animals can walk and talk, and soldiers fight in giant mecha suits known as Guymelefs. Hitomi finds herself in the country of Fanelia where a strange young man, named Van Fanel is soon to be king. But misfortune befalls Fanelia when invisible enemies attack, burning the kingdom to the ground. Hitomi is now in a world on the brink of war. And she may have the power to stop it. Using the magnificent Guymelef Escaflowne, Van and Hitomi must find a way to stop the evil Zaibach Empire and get Hitomi back home. But she'll have to hone her powers and learn how delicate fate and destiny truly are."--Container

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