MOURYOUSENKI、MADARA(MADARA)̄KONGOUHEN̄
Fantasy
| Writer |
ENDO Akinori
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| On Air date | Unknown |
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| Classification |
Scripts
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| Media |
TV
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| Genre |
Animation
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| Sub Genre |
Fantasy
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| Screens version |
final manuscript
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| Transfer destination |
Stored in warehouse
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| Synopsis |
Mouryou SenkiFearing Madara who was born with great powers、 Emperor Miroku of Kongo breaks up Madara's body and the chakra therein、 and gives the parts to demons who are known as the Eight Great Moki Shoguns.Madara、 losing almost all his body、 is dumped in the river. However、 an old man named Tatara finds Madara and gives him the gimmick, an artificial body created by a highly technologically advanced ancient civilization.Madara grows up without knowing his true identity.One day、 a group of Kongo troops led by Kajura、 one of the Eight Great Moki Shoguns、 attack Madara's village、 but Madara defeats the invaders. Thanks to his victory、 Madara retrieves his real ear and part of his chakra that were taken by Kajura.Learning from Tatara that the Eight Great Moki Shoguns were given parts of his body and chakra、 Madara、 along with his friend Kirin from the same village、 embarks on a quest to defeat the Eight Great Moki Shoguns and retrieve his whole body. Madara gains followers along the way、 including Chaos and Seishinjia whose homelands were destroyed by Kongo.Kageo、 Madara's elder twin brother、 is one of the enemies that try to stop Madara. Kageo deeply despises Madara because his whole chakra was taken by Madara when they were born.In order to exact his revenge、 Kageo defeats his father Emperor Miroku、 absorbs his powers、 and confronts Madara. However、 contrary to Kageo's intentions、 his powers are taken by Emperor Miroku、 and his body is devoured from within. Madara defeats Emperor Miroku who reappeared from Kageo's body.Madara retrieves his whole body and defeats the enemy; at last、 he can return to his peaceful life.The series was an original video animation developed based on the serial manga that appeared in the gaming magazine Marukatsu Famicom、 and was the first of the Moryosenki Madara series.
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