Mujigen Hunter Fandora | |
Italian VHS cover of the first OVA |
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夢次元ハンター ファンドラ (mujigen hantā fandora) |
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Genre | Sci-fi |
Original video animation | |
Directed by | Kazuyuki Okasako (OVA 1), Hiroshi Yoshida (OVA 2), Shigenori Kageyama (OVA 3) |
Produced by | Kansei Shibasaki |
Written by | Koichi Mizuide, Takashi Yamada |
Music by | Nozomi Aoki |
Studio | Nippon Columbia (distribution), Hiro Media, Kaname Production |
Released | 1985-09-21 – 1986-11-21 |
Runtime | 35 minutes (1) , 43 minutes (2), 46 minutes (3) |
Episodes | 3 |
Novel | |
Written by | Koichi Mizuide |
Illustrated by | Go Nagai |
Published by | Kodansha |
Published | 1986-02-19 |
Mujigen Hunter Fandora (夢次元ハンター ファンドラ mujigen hantā fandora , translated as Dream-dimension Hunter Fandora) is an original video animation created by manga artist Go Nagai. It was originally released on September 21, 1985 , March 10, 1986 and November 21, 1986 by Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. (now Columbia Music Entertainment).[1][2][3]
Along with the OVA, a 222 pages novel written by Koichi Mizuide and illustrations by Nagai was released in February 19, 1986 by Kodansha with ISBN 4061900498. [4][5][6]
The OVA were also released in Italy by Dynamic Italia with the title Dimension Hunter Fandora.[7]
Contents |
This stars a girl named "Fandora" and her magical assistant Kue. They encounter characters PK, Sorta, Reimia, Yog-Sogoth and Sooto. They travel through the Dream Dimension and hunt there.
# | Title | Length | Director | Original release date |
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1 | "Lem fight" "lemu faito hen" (レム・ファイト編) |
35 mins. | Kazuyuki Okasako | September 21, 1985 |
2 | "Dedd Landar" "deddo landā hen" (デッドランダー編) |
43 mins. | Hiroshi Yoshida | March 10, 1986 |
3 | "Fantos" "fantosu hen" (ファントス編) |
46 mins. | Shigenori Kageyama | November 21, 1986 |
Besides the original VHS release, the OVA were released in Laserdisc, both individually and in a single package. The OVA were also released in a single DVD in March 17, 2001 by Columbia Music Entertainment (standard number COBM-5125).[9][10]
Each OVA had two vinyl records, an EP and a LP album, the first containing the song themes and the second the full background music and song themes. All of them were released by Columbia.
Title | Artist | Standard number | Release date |
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Mujigen Hunter Fandora: Lem Fight Hen | Ushio Hashimoto | CH-125 | 1985-09-21 |
Mujigen Hunter Fandora: Lem Fight Hen - Ongaku Hen | CX-7239 | 1986-09-21 |
Title | Artist | Standard number | Release date |
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Mujigen Hunter Fandora Part II: Dedd Landar Hen | Ushio Hashimoto | CH-126 | 1986-03-01 |
Mujigen Hunter Fandora Part II: Dead Lander Hen - Ongakushu | CX-7266 | 1986-03 |
Title | Artist | Standard number | Release date |
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Mujigen Hunter Fandora Part III: Fantos Hen | Ushio Hashimoto Mitsuko Horie |
CH-132 | 1986-11 |
Mujigen Hunter Fandora Part III: Fantos Hen - Ongakushu | CX-7292 | 1986-11 |
Besides the novel, two picture books of the first two OVA were released by Nihonbungeisha under the label Film Comics with ISBN 4537030054 and ISBN 4537030291 respectively.[4][22][23]
The theme songs of the series are included in several CDs.
Title | Artist | Theme | Standard number | Release date |
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Horie Mitsuko Ota no Ayumi 6 ~Kyo Kara Ashita e no Zensokyoku~ | Mitsuko Horie | Endless Way | COCC-9687/9 | 1992-03-21 |
Anime artist best selection: Hashimoto Ushio - Romantic Ageruyo | Ushio Hashimoto | Akuma no Mama de | COCC-10190 | 1992-09-21 |
Best & Best | Ushio Hashimoto | Akuma no Mama de | COCC-12818 | 1995-08-19 |
Nagai Go & Dynamic Pro no Sekai ~Shin Ongaku Hen~ | Various | Kokoro no Tobira Yume Hunter Akuma no Mama de Akai Uchu Sayonara wa Iwanai Endless Way |
COCC-15232/4 | 1998-06-20 |
At the time of the OVA releases, several goods were available, including postcards, bags, cassette recorders, pencil cases, stationery, etc.[24]