Angel Wars

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Angel Wars
Directed by Jason Adams
Produced by Chris Waters
Written by Jeffrey Scott,
Jason Adams,
Danil Wang,
Chris Waters
Starring Dave Thomas,
M.J. Muldoon,
Doug Stone,
John Daniels,
Justin Moran,
Nanci Johnson
Music by Michael J. Nelson
Distributed by EMI, Telestory
Release date(s) Oct 28, 2004
Country USA
Language English

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[edit] Angel Wars

Officaly called "Angel Wars Guardian Force", this CGI movie series is a basic underline of good versus evil. The movie is intended for a boys 6-11 viewing range. Being Christian based, the movies' good guys are angels from the Bible or names with postive meaning.

The armor clad angels, headed by the archangel Micheal, are breifed aboard an airship called The Seven. They depart by spreading their wings and flying down to Earth. The student angels (Anawim) use a wing board until they earn their wings. The angels and the evil (Morg) are invisible to the human eye, unless they take form of a human. The angels hunt down the evil or the evil that they have done to the humans and take care of them.

[edit] Creator

Chris Waters, Sydney, Australia, grew up in a split christian household. Chris (6), his sister (4) and both parents left Australia to Los Angeles. Chris' mother hoped the move would help lead her husband to Christ but instead it drove him away. After four years in the States, Chris' father moved back to Australia. The family was forced to move from Bel Air into a one-bedroom apartment in Sherman Oaks. At a church family camp Chris' mother met a man named Tudor. After Chris was introduced to Tudor (during a game up ping pong), he thought that Tudor would make a great dad. Chris' mother married Tudor and they have been married for over 17 years.

Chris got married and had children. The Waters family then moved to Virginia Beach so Chris could attend Regent University. While working on his masters, 9/11/01 happened. The story came about of a boy who asked where Superman was when everything happened. This inspired him to work with the idea of having kids look up to Jesus for help, not super heros.

“I realized there was a whole generation of kids who didn’t

 understand salvation and who didn’t know salvation was available

 to them. They need to know they can participate in the real battle

 – the spiritual battle we face every day, without having to

 walk in fear.”  - Chris Waters

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[edit] DVD's

    • Songs: Sanctus Real "Alone"
    • Newsboys "Entertaining Angels"
    • Release date: Oct 28, 2004
    • Run time: 60 min



    • Songs:
    • Release date: Aug 30, 2005
    • Run time:108 min


  • How to draw Angel Wars
    • Release date: Nov 22, 2005
    • Run time:


  • Angel Wars Episode 3
    "Grace and glory"
    • Video:
    • Songs:
    • Release date: Sept 26, 2006
    • Run time: 33 min plus bonus






[edit] Charters

Name Color Rank Height Weight Vehicle Weapon Actor/Actress
Michael Yellow Archangel 6'6" 210 lbs The Seven Sword Dave Thomas
Arrianna Pink/Purple Guardian 6'1" 140 lbs Wings Spear M.J. Muldoon
Paladin Blue Guardian 6'4" 230 lbs Flycycle Starblades Doug Stone
Swift Orange Guardian 7'3" 350 lbs Tank Hammer John Daniels
Eli Yellow Anawim 5'9" 150 lbs Wing Board Sword Justin Moran
Kira Green Anawim 5'6" 110 lbs Wing Board Crossbow Nanci Johnson

[edit] Other

The Redemption CCG: Angel Wars was introduced into the card game in 2004, after movie came out. It is a (?) card expansion of the Redemption CCG.

Angel Wars Episode 4 is in pre-production as of Nov 2006. There is a comic and graphic novel in pre-production as well.

Angel Wars: Soul Quest was released 2001. The idea of Angel Wars was layed out but pulled into a lower age group. There was only one episode released "Soul Quest" on VHS, which had a trailer for a second episode said to be in development, and to be released in 2002. It was abandoned in favor of developing the Guardian Force series.

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