Tench Muyo War on Geminar Light Novel Read

異世界の聖機師物語 ( Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari )
Tenchi Muyo! State of war on Geminar
Cover for the Japanese Blu-ray Box set.
Genre	Isekai
Original video animation
Directed by	Koji Yoshikawa
Produced past	Shoji Ohta Yasuo Ueda Yoshiyuki Matsuzaki
Written by	Hideki Shirane
Music by	Akifumi Tada
Studio	AIC Spirits BeSTACK
Licensed by	^NA Funimation Entertainment
Released	March 20, 2009 – March xix, 2010
Runtime	51 minutes (ep.1) 45 minutes (eps. 2–13)
Episodes	13 (Listing of episodes)
Low-cal novel
Written by	Masaki Kajishima (Original story) Atsushi Wada
Illustrated by	Katsumi Enami
Published by	Fujimi Shobo
Imprint	Fujimi Fantasia Bait-and-switch
Demographic	Male
Published	Baronial 20, 2009
Manga
Written by	Masaki Kajishima (Original story)
Illustrated by	Bau
Published past	Ichijinsha
Magazine	Comic Rex
Demographic	Shōnen
Published	June 9, 2010
Volumes	ii
Related serial
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Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari ( 異世界の聖機師物語 , lit. Sage Motorcar Master Story in the Dissimilar World), released in N America as Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar , is a Japanese OVA series that is a spin-off of the Tenchi Muyo! series (fifth series overall) created past Masaki Kajishima. Produced by AIC Spirits and BeSTACK, the series aired 13 episodes on pay-per-view network Animax between March xx, 2009 and March 19, 2010. Information technology chronicles the story of a immature boy named Kenshi Masaki, the younger blood brother of Tenchi Muyo!'southward protagonist Tenchi, who is transported to the earth of Geminar. The story shares some grapheme names and general terms from the anime Photon, another series created by Masaki Kajishima.

A light novel adaptation by Atsushi Wada was published by Fujimi Shobo on Baronial xx, 2009 nether their Fujimi Fantasia Bunko imprint. A manga adaptation was serialized in Comic Rex and published by Ichijinsha on June 9, 2010, spanning two volumes. At Otakon 2012, Funimation Entertainment appear they have licensed the series for release in N America.^[1]

The anime is office of the Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki continuity, taking place 15 years subsequently the events of Tenchi Muyo! GXP.

Plot [edit]

Kenshi Masaki is a xv-year-old boy that has unwillingly traveled from his abode on World to the alternate earth of Geminar ( ジェミナー , Jeminā ). On Geminar, the countries wage wars using Sacred Mechanoids, humanoid exoskeletal weapons that were originally discovered inside ancient ruins and developed over centuries. After being tricked by a mysterious organization into participating in an attempt to assassinate Lashara Earth XXVIII, the young ruler of the Shtrayu Empire, he ends up captured after he chooses not to impale her. Deducing enough about Kenshi to interest her and considering his abilities make him an extremely valuable belongings, Lashara decides to take Kenshi nether her protection.

Disguised as her attendant, Kenshi travels with her and her babysitter Chiaia Flann to the Holy Land, a virtually impregnable fortress that serves as an academy to railroad train Sacred Mechanoid pilots, most of whom are female. With his kindness, tenacity, and skills that vary from carpentry and cooking to avant-garde survival techniques, Kenshi eventually becomes a celebrity in the university, becoming the object of affection of many female students and making some of the male students envious. Notwithstanding, the aforementioned system who deceived Kenshi is secretly working inside and against the academy, and a worldwide conflict is about to brainstorm.

Characters [edit]

Main [edit]

Kenshi Masaki ( 柾木剣士 , Masaki Kenshi ): Voiced by: Hiro Shimono (Japanese); Jason Liebrecht (English); Kenshi, the main protagonist of the series, is a 15-twelvemonth-old, hardworking boy from Earth. He is the younger half-brother of Tenchi Masaki, son of Tenchi'due south father Nobuyuki Masaki and his second married woman and former secretary, Rea. Simply like his brother, Kenshi'due south kindness, forcefulness and courage have led most of the girls he befriends to become infatuated with him. Mayhap due to his upbringing around several gifted individuals (like Tenchi and the alien women who dearest him), Kenshi shows himself every bit a boy of many talents, ranging from swordsmanship and martial arts preparation to cooking and housekeeping. He has as well shown to have an unlimited amount of energy, which many characters accept commented on; he is not but able to outrun all the girls chasing him, but and so help in the rescue of all the girls that collapsed chasing him. It is later revealed that he was hypnotized by Washu prior to his journeying then that as a child he would not give away that they were aliens to strangers, and exhibits characteristics of Ryo-Ohki when startled. Kenshi has a habit of collecting crystals from the hull of the Swan, as it reminds him of the same crystal-like structure from Ryo-Ohki's spaceship grade and even has a necklace made from it which was given to him by ane of his "large sisters", possibly by either Ryoko or Washu (until Chiaia accidentally breaks the string and replaces it with a red braided string which [much to her chagrin] symbolizes love). Afterward, he becomes captain/ruler of the Swan and declares information technology an independent nation, although he is no longer immune to dig in its hull for crystals courtesy of a unanimous vote from the others (much to his dismay).

While piloting a Sacred Mechanoid, his chief weapon is a katana-type sword; later, he uses a railgun with compressed bullets of his ain making (which are far more powerful than ordinary compressed bullets) then the Tenchi Sword ( 天地剣 , Tenchi-ken , lit. "Heaven and Globe Sword") from Yukine's dwelling house village, which is created from a gigantic stone monolith used to worship the Goddesses. Due to its heavy weight, a special weight-inhibiting ring was installed by Wahanly in guild for him to wield information technology. His Sacred Mechanoid's unique white color implies that he may be the legendary "Sacred Mechamaster of Low-cal" ( 光の聖機士 , Hikari no Seikishi ) destined to relieve the world of Geminar. Throughout the anime, it is clear he has shown no articulate signs of love interest to the women, although information technology is suggested he might have feelings for Yukine, Aura and Doll/Mexiah.

Function of the reason Kenshi may accept been sent to Geminar is that on occasion while in his Sacred Mechanoid, which unlike the others seems more than organic, he sometimes goes into a berserker mode, causing his Sacred Mechanoid to turn black and grow huge with more devastating power. It also matches a prophecy involving a white warrior and a blackness warrior who may save or destroy the globe. Originally information technology was thought the black warrior was Doll, merely after Kenshi transforms and manages to instill fright into his enemies with his power, information technology becomes clear that he is in fact both.

In the last episode of the series, he was shown using a Light Hawk sword, like his blood brother Tenchi, however, series creator disclosed that it wasn't Kenchi who produced it, but, rather, it came from the stone monolith, which had been a focus of worship for the Choushin (the three goddesses, Washu, Tsunami and Tokimi), and emphasises that, every bit Kenchi'due south name (剣士) states, he is a "Swordsman". Later information technology is revealed in Tenchi Muyo 's 4th OVA that Rea was sent from Geminar to have a child with an individual from another dimension and send him back, as he would take immensurable power to bargain with the threat of Gaia, thus Tenchi and his family trained and raised him in the all-time way possible for him to fulfill his destiny and survive against all odds.

Kenshi wants nothing more than than to just go back home, being the primary reason he is constantly rejecting women making advances on him; plus they have no respect for his choices, constantly trying to control/own or seduce/marry him.

His given name means "Swordsman", in reference to his swordfighting preference while piloting his Sacred Mechanoid.

Lashara Earth XXVIII ( ラシャラ・アース二十八世 , Rashara Āsu Nījūhasei ): Voiced by: Madoka Yonezawa (Japanese); Jad Saxton (English); Lashara is the 12-year-old ruler of the Shtrayu Empire. The sudden death of her father causes her to inherit the throne, merely as the serial begins she is traveling away to school in the Holy Land. She slowly loses her position of power to Babalun as the serial progresses. She is notorious for being extremely tight with and concerned virtually spending money (a trait, according to a remark fabricated by one of Ulyte's operatives, possibly inherited from her mother), and when non busy with other tasks she is usually seen busily adding up her finances with an abacus (equally her kingdom is currently in debt) and she is always on the lookout to brand some "like shooting fish in a barrel money" without the outlay of whatsoever majuscule. She refuses to pay Kenshi's wages as her attendant from the Shtrayu national upkeep, and at i point she is questioned about why Kenshi'south Holy Land earnings have not been paid to him; her reaction intimates that she may be keeping the money for herself. She takes Kenshi in as an attendant subsequently he fails to follow through on an attempt to assassinate her, and along with Chiaia she keeps Kenshi'southward identity a secret until he shows his capabilities in contesting the Sacred Mechanoids of Dagmyer and his cronies. Lashara is the niece of Queen Flora and e'er refers to herself was if she is actually 2 people, using terms such equally "we, or us" (it is, in fact, majestic plural). It is hinted that she is nearly probable in love with Kenshi, just given her circumstances, she is not allowed to prove such feelings to others. She shows a bit of curiosity towards the opposite sex, as shown in episodes 2 and 3 where she is shown to be a piffling perverted about Kenshi (especially in assuasive Mexiah to plough Kenshi into a "massage machine"). Despite her mature-like beliefs, she claims that she acts this way because of her upbringing and onetime education, not because she was like that initially. Her personal vessel is the Swan ( スワン , Suwan ). From episode 10 onwards, there are clear signs of feelings for Kenshi, particularly when she breaks down into tears and pleads for him not to leave her side. Her proper name is a reference to Lashara Moon and Photon Earth from Kajishima'due south earlier piece of work, Photon. She also uses Kenshi as a combination work horse and method of tying other rich people to her in various ways.

Chiaia Flan ( キャイア・フラン , Kyaia Furan ): Voiced by: Natsuko Kuwatani (Japanese); Morgan Garrett (English language); Chiaia is Lashara's personal escort and babysitter, charged with protecting her life at all costs. She too attends Holy Country Academy to complete her Sacred Mechamaster training, and officially becomes a Sacred Mechamaster at the end of episode 2. She is very skilled at gainsay, being able to imitate Kenshi's unusual Sacred Mechanoid fighting style after only seeing it once. She has a vanquish on her childhood friend Dagmyer, which causes her to ignore clues regarding his schemes until information technology was as well belatedly. She frequently gets upset with both Kenshi (due to his cluelessness) and Lashara (due to her seemingly-reckless schemes), and Chiaia's temper is i of the few things that both Lashara and Kenshi seem to exist wary of. While not happy near it, she agrees to continue with Lashara's scheme to hide the fact that Kenshi is both the Sacred Mechanoid airplane pilot that tried to kill her and from another earth. Her Sacred Mechanoid is pinkish and ruddy with a fox-like tail, and uses a longsword as her main weapon. She realizes she might have feelings for Kenshi when she sees him wearing the pendant with the cherry-red cord she made. Some other instance is when she was manipulated by Dagmyer to impale Kenshi, only could not bring herself to do it. Her reactions around Kenshi have acquired others to remark that they act like a pair of siblings (with her equally the older sister), and despite her complaining that he always causes trouble (and calling him a "moron"), she is ready to risk her own life for Kenshi and (despite her grumbling near it) joins in the chase for him at the terminate of the final episode.

Maria Nanadan ( マリア・ナナダン ): Voiced by: Momoko Saito (Japanese); Tia Ballard (English); Maria is the young princess from the country of Havoniwa who currently attends Holy Land Academy forth with Lashara. She and Lashara are cousins, only they are non fond of each other and attempt to engage in constant one-upmanship. She, like Lashara, refers to herself equally if she were two people (majestic plural once more). She is very close to her servant Yukine, and is rarely seen without her. Maria is the daughter of Flora, and along with Lashara is often embarrassed by her mother's antics. She supports Yukine into having Kenshi fall for her (Yukine), and has recently shown that she besides has feelings for him. Her mother has as well fallen hard for Kenshi (to Maria's and her own household's profound embarrassment), even to get as far as making herself, Aura and Kenshi engaged, thereby making Kenshi Maria's prospective stepfather. Her family proper noun is a reference to Sir Papacharino Nanadan from Kajishima's before work Photon.

Yukine Mare ( ユキネ・メア , Yukine Mea ): Voiced by: Mie Sonozaki (Japanese); Kristi Kang (English); Yukine is the quiet, shy and faithful personal servant of Maria, with her repose and shy demeanor hiding both a very talented skillset and good combat skills; during the assault on the resort, she wields a sword similar to a khanda. Yukine acts as Maria'due south primary information-gatherer, and the 2 of them are able to figure out that Kenshi is the Sacred Mechanoid pilot that attacked Lashara. There is a clear mutual allure between Kenshi and Yukine, and merely being in close proximity to each other can cause her cheeks to color; there have been two occasions in which circumstances have caused people to mistakenly believe that Kenshi and Yukine have been physically intimate (and it seems that Yukine wouldn't mind in the to the lowest degree!). She is from a clan that protects a temple dedicated to the Choushin, but lets Kenshi shrink it into a sword. Her Sacred Mechanoid is a mixture of low-cal colors with moth antennae and a mane armed with a railgun and jets that allows her to travel at supersonic speeds.

Wahanly Shume ( ワウアンリー・シュメ , Wauanrī Shume ): Voiced by: Rie Nakagawa (Japanese); Cherami Leigh (English); Nicknamed "Wau" ( ワウ ), she is a good friend of Lashara (although technically in Lashara'south employ), a brilliant inventor, and a genius when it comes to heavy artillery and gunpowder (ironically, she can't seem to hitting her targets, though she gradually improves throughout the series). While she may appear to be a 15-twelvemonth-old girl, her actual age is 97 due to difference in time flow at the Bulwark Workshop, where she lived prior to moving to the Swan with the others. She after invented the Mechaworker, a steam-powered mechanoid resembling an Uchikoma with greater maneuverability than what a Sacred Mechanoid would provide. Her Sacred Mechanoid is chocolate-brown with bull's horns made for heavy combat. Like Lashara and Chiaia, she has feelings for Kenshi, although she usually wants to test her machines' destructive abilities on him.

Lithia Po Cheena ( リチア・ポ・チーナ , Richia Po Chīna ): Voiced by: Kana Ōmura (Japanese); Caitlin Glass (English language); Lithia is the granddaughter of the electric current Pope of Geminar and President of The Holy Land Academy's Student Council. She is a harsh and sarcastic woman who oftentimes thinks of and refers to Kenshi equally a "wild beast" ( 野生動物 , Yasei Dōbutsu ), and subsequently the massage that was given to her (courtesy of Mexiah), she referred to him as that ever since; even when he'south nada but kind and a pushover. She suffers from extreme stress due to driving herself and the intense amount of work she has, and tends to pass out when she's overworked. However, she begins to experience more relaxed and enervated after Kenshi makes her some energy-increasing tea, though her sarcastic nature all the same remains. She also seems to fearfulness Morga, the sometime Educatee Council President because Morga, while extremely talented every bit a Sacred Mechamaster, does not piece of work well with others and is also something of a lunatic in gainsay. Only in the last few episodes, although she even so refers to Kenshi equally a "wild beast", it is shown that she gets flustered around him and even when speaking about him, hinting she may also have feelings for him, and in that location is no doubt that she has grown to respect Kenshi greatly.

Aureola Shurifon ( アウラ・シュリフォン ): Voiced by: Junko Noda (Japanese); Lydia Mackay (English language); The Night Elf Princess of the Shurifon Kingdom and a fellow member of the Pilgrimage Route Baby-sit. While she initially shows a very serious and sober personality (of all the girls that interact with Kenshi, she seems the nigh emotionally mature), information technology is afterward revealed that her personality shifts based on the time of mean solar day; at certain times-such equally in the early morning-she has a much more than innocent and girlish personality (the reason for this is because her kind were summoned by the Senshi Civilization to pilot the Sacred Mechalord, and her time of weakness shows that her people take not yet fully stabilized in this world). Initially, she admires Kenshi'southward wilderness skills, but grows to develop a romantic involvement in him, even going so far equally to feed him h2o oral fissure-to-mouth after he has passed out then attempting to confess her feelings (even her own father suggests she should marry him); on a few occasions, she and Kenchi have worked well together every bit a scouting squad. When not dealing with school-related tasks, she is nearly always accompanied past two male retainers. Her Sacred Mechanoid is light-green and brown (woods colors) armed with a crossbow, and has the power to generate the Dark Elf Field, a powerful force field that tin repel any enemy that comes in range; withal, using the field is extremely taxing on the user's body.

Holy State University [edit]

Students [edit]

Yeliss ( イエリス , Ierisu ), Bwoole ( ブール , Būru ), Gryino ( グリノ , Gurino ), and Wreda ( レダ , Reda ): Yeliss Voiced past: Aki Unone (Japanese); Lindsay Seidel (English language); Bwoole Voiced by: Yumiko Akaike (Japanese); Allison Sumrall (English language); Gryino Voiced past: Ayano Ishikawa (Japanese); Ryan Reynolds (English language); Wreda Voiced by: Eri Taruta (Japanese); Michelle Rojas (English); A quartet of students at Holy Land University, each having a vanquish on Kenshi. Each of the girls is named after a color, represented past their pilus colour and the Sacred Mechanoids they pilot; Yeliss is named later the color yellow, Bwoole after the colour bluish, Gryino after the color green, and Wreda after the color crimson. Out of the four, Wreda appears to exist the de facto leader of the group.

Lapis Larz ( ラピス・ラーズ , Rapisu Rāzu ): Voiced by: Hiromi Konno (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (English); A student at Holy Country University and Lithia's assistant. Information technology is shown that she has feelings for Kenshi, and her devotion to Lithia is such that she stays by Lithia's bedside while Lithia is recovering from her fever, and so afterward risks her own life to protect Lithia when they are attacked by Dagmyer's cronies in their Sacred Mechanoids and in the battle in the ravine at the re-taking of The Holy Land defeats an enemy Sacred Mechanoid that has the upper hand over Lithia. Her own Sacred Mechanoid is yellow with a puff-tipped tail and a spear as her principal weapon.

Ceres Taito ( セレス・タイト , Seresu Taito ): Voiced by: Takayuki Sasada (Japanese); Josh Grelle (English); A student at Holy Land Academy who is in the same class as Kenshi. He is too a Sacred Mechamaster, but unlike most Sacred Mechamasters who are born in dignity, he was born into a mutual family, which is highly unusual. He is in love with a young girl named Hazuki ( ハヅキ , Voiced by: Ayano Ishikawa), just considering of his Sacred Mechamaster condition, he cannot be seen with her (male person Sacred Mechamasters are forbidden to accept relationships with commoners). He was taken prisoner by Cordyline and her brigand group (either for ransom or for the utilize of his Sacred Mechamaster bloodline in convenance) and later on forced against his will to kill Kenshi when Cliff Clees, Lan and the bandits held Hazuki hostage, using a flop installed on his Sacred Mechanoid's back to take both Kenshi and himself out (taunts from pursuing female ronin hint that he was "raped" past one or more of them). Afterward the failed endeavour, he and Hazuki later on bring together Kenshi onboard the Swan following the events of "Bulwark Workshop", and Ceres assists in the making of the Tenchi sword.

Morga ( モルガ , Moruga ): Voiced by: Rie Hosoya (Japanese); Emily Neves (English); The Student Quango President before Lithia who is now a knight for the Trible Royal Court. She only makes a brief appearance in the anime, just it is hinted that she and Lithia are not on good terms and that everyone who either knows or remembers her is extremely wary of and around her. Morga was shown to be a strong-headed and reckless Sacred Mechamaster who obliterates anything in her path, regardless of friend or foe. Her Sacred Mechanoid is red and black, and she uses a pair of axes to fight. Lithia states that while Morga is a skilled fighter, she lacks the ability to piece of work as a fellow member of a squad.

Faculty [edit]

Headmistress ( 学院長 , Gakuinchō ): Voiced past: Yumiko Akaike (Japanese); Nancy Sherrard (English language); The director of Holy State Academy and chief administrator of the Holy Land.

Hannah ( ハンナ , Hanna ): Voiced by: Erika Sudo (Japanese); Karen Bright (English); A muscular woman who runs the underground operations of the Academy.

Jozzy ( ジョジィ , Jojyi ): Voiced by: Tiaki Kanō (Japanese); Trina Nishimura (English); One of Hannah's assistants, in charge of Laundry and Room Service at the Academy.

Antagonists [edit]

Doll ( ドール , Dōru ) / Mexiah Flan ( メザイア・フラン , Mezaia Furan ): Doll Voiced by: Mai Goto (Japanese); Monica Rial (English); Mexiah Voiced by: Ayumi Tsunematsu (Japanese); Jamie Marchi (English language); Doll is ane of the three bogus humans created by the Senshi Civilisation for the purpose of defeating the last Sacred Mechalord, Gaia. Gaia was defeated only by the sacrifice of one of the 3 bogus beings. After Gaia's defeat, Doll/Mexiah's memory of the events was erased and she was cached along with the damaged Sacred Mechalord. Doll/Mexiah was eventually unearthed and discovered equally an infant with pink hair by Naua Flan, who adopted her with the proper noun Mexiah Flan, and she was raised as Chiaia'due south older sis. Equally Mexiah, she is a martial arts instructor at the Holy Land Academy and, dissimilar her serious sister, is shockingly appreciating toward Kenshi; still, there are likewise hints of her having lesbian relationships with some of the female students, all of whom worship her.

Doll has little regard for the importance of life, shown when she laughs while trying to kill Aura during an early encounter. Despite this, she feels an attraction to Kenshi that she believes is a remnant of when Mexiah'due south personality was ascendant. When piloting her Sacred Mechanoid, she can easily defeat any opponent except for Kenshi. In the last episode, the merged Doll/Mexiah calls upon Kenshi through their shared bond of beingness artificial humans to save her from existence subsumed by the merged Gaia/Babalan Sacred Mechalord. Doll'southward Sacred Mechanoid wields a scythe (which doubles every bit a gun) and later is armed with the retrieved Shield of Gaia ( ガイアの盾を , Gaia no Tate ), a massive and indestructible shield with a mouth capable of eating parts of her opponents. Her Sacred Mechanoid'south black color implies that she may be the legendary "Sacred Mechamaster of Darkness" ( 闇の聖機士 , Yami no Seikishi ) destined to destroy the globe and Kenshi'southward nemesis. Every bit Mexiah, her Sacred Mechanoid is lavender with a pink panthera leo'south mane armed with a launcher.

Doll bears a close resemblance to the character Neju Na Melmas from Tenchi Muyo! GXP and the character D from Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure in terms of appearance (they all share a child-like appearance) and pilus color (green). The child-form Doll also has pinkish eyes. As Mexiah, her hair and heart colour are reversed.

Dagmyer Mesut ( ダグマイア・メスト , Dagumaia Mesuto ): Voiced by: Takuya Sato (Japanese); Duncan Brannan (English); The hot-blooded and hot-tempered son of Babalun (who seems to have a very depression opinion of his son's abilities), Chiaia's childhood friend, and a pupil of Holy Land University. He manipulated Kenshi into attempting to electrocute Lashara in the start episode, and is likewise responsible for recruiting some of the Academy'southward male students for the invasion of the Holy State. His Sacred Mechanoid is blue and gold with a sword that can burn down energy blasts from the tip and hilt and a shield as its weapons. His primary motive in betraying and attacking the Holy Land seems to stem from the unfair conditions faced past male person Sacred Mechamasters, due to the fact that, on account of their scarcity, male Sacred Mechamasters, no matter how talented or powerful, are considered more like convenance stock and therefore given less freedom than female Sacred Mechamasters; he therefore recruits to his cause other male Mechamasters who feel as he does. His mental attitude is demonstrated past his refusal to have help or sound communication from Emera, his cavalier treatment of Cordyline, his manipulation of Chiaia to get her to kill Kenshi and his rough handling of her later on her failed endeavor. In episode eleven, he becomes traumatized afterward most beingness killed past Kenshi'south Sacred Mechanoid in berserker mode and seeing Cliff Cleese hurled to his death in the procedure, just gradually recovers in the following episode. In the last episode, he finally acknowledges Kenshi'southward skill later he loses to him in a duel. At the end of the story, information technology'southward hinted that he's become infected by Babalun's core jewel.

Cliff Cleese ( クリフ・クリーズ , Kurifu Kurīzu ): Voiced by: Kenji Takahashi (Japanese); Jerry Jewell (English); He is the first male Sacred Mechamaster at Holy Country Academy to be wooed over to Babalun'south cause by Dagmyer. Information technology is not certain only how talented he is, but he clearly lacks battle feel since like the other male person turncoats he is very arrogant when he thinks he has the upper hand simply terrified and unable to fight back powerfully when facing a superior opponent (namely Kenshi), even screaming, begging for mercy and fleeing in terror. His Sacred Mechanoid is light-green and pinkish and does non seem to take whatsoever special weaponry. Acting on information from his uncle, a former Councilman of Havoniwa who fled to save his own peel when Havoniwa was attacked, Cliff originates the plan to strength Ceres to kill Kenshi. Kenshi goes into berserker manner on learning that his friend was tormented into doing this and literally tears Cliff's Sacred Mechanoid apart, finally hurling him downward a chasm. Cliff'southward last words before he falls to his death are "Information technology wasn't supposed to exist like this!"

Alan ( アラン , Aran ) and Neil ( ニール , Nīru ): Alan Voiced by: Takayuki Sasada (Japanese); Joel McDonald (English); Neil Voiced by: Hiroshi Miyazaki (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English); These two male person Sacred Mechamasters are recruited past Dagmyer and act every bit his lieutenants. Although possibly stiff fighters, they are hands defeated by Kenshi, and later on when Lan takes charge after Dagmyer'due south plummet and female ronin are recruited into the Babalun forces, they are pushed to the rear past the same credible lack of respect towards male person Mechamasters that they were supposed to be fighting against to the extent that they become more than observers than fighters. In the concluding battle between the Holy Land students led past Lithia and the Babalun ronin forces, they deliberately choose not to fight and are taken into custody after the battle.

Ulyte Mesut ( ユライト・メスト , Yuraito Mesuto ): Voiced by: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (Japanese); J. Michael Tatum (English); Ulyte is Babalun's younger brother, Dagmyer's uncle and 1 of the most pop instructors within the Academy; he seems to have a dissimilar intent for invading the Holy Land than his older blood brother. His personality is extremely friendly and like shooting fish in a barrel-going, even a little hedonistic, which serves to conceal a keen and penetrating intelligence. It is later revealed that he is an entity created by 1 of the Cadre Crystals, which later created the alternate beingness/personality of Rea 2d. This duality is hinted at being the cause of his physical weakness, which is partially cured by Kenshi's herbal tea.

Babalun Mesut ( ババルン・メスト , Babarun Mesuto ): Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto (Japanese); R Bruce Elliott (English); The chancellor (later Prime Minister) of the Shtrayu empire, Dagmyer's father, Ulyte's older brother, and the chief antagonist of the series. He is the i who planned the invasion of the Holy Land then he could obtain the Sacred Mechalord Gaia and the Shield of Gaia within. It is afterwards learned past the Church that Babalun wants not but Shtrayu and the Holy Land, but Havoniwa, Shurifon, and possibly the entire world of Geminar to himself. He afterward merged with Gaia to defeat Kenshi, but to meet his destruction at the easily of Kenshi and Ulyte, where information technology was later on revealed that he is actually an entity created from the implantation of one of the Core Crystals, his Core Crystal having been the Core Crystal of the original pilot of Gaia MechaLord who's went rogue all those millennia-ago; a fragment of his Core Crystal was presently picked up by Dagmyer post-obit his defeat. His personal war vessel is chosen the Babel ( バベル , Baberu ), named and modeled afterwards the Tower of Babel with an array of cannons equipped on its hull.

Cordyline ( コルディネ , Korudine ) and Lan ( ラン , Ran ): Cordyline Voiced by: Akina Abe (Japanese); Stephanie Immature (English); Lan Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya (Japanese); Brina Palencia (English); The female parent/girl leaders of a group of bandits. Cordyline is a 38-year-old ronin Sacred Mechamaster who went rogue because of her short operational limits when piloting a Sacred Mechanoid; her Sacred Mechanoid is purple with lavender pauldrons and gauntlets and her weapon is a pole-axe that tin can likewise fire fiery indicate flares. Her daughter Lan is a sarcastic and rebellious teenager who takes her job seriously (though she is not as serious as her mother) and views both Emera and Doll with contempt; she is also extremely ambitious and the most ruthless of all the antagonists (including non hesitating to order the slaughter of an entire Church building ship'due south coiffure even though they had already surrendered). Lan originally believes Kenshi to exist a thief like herself after he foils her attempted pickpocketing, and asks him to join her; Kenshi good-naturedly rejects her offer, causing her to mumble that he'southward been "domesticated". Originally planning to kidnap Ceres and Dagmyer in Havoniwa, they and the residue of the bandits were later on recruited by Dagmyer to participate in the invasion of the Holy Land, Cordyline becoming Dagmyer'south lover. Cordyline piloted a purple Sacred Mechanoid that was somewhen crushed by Kenshi and was later killed when the Meteor Autumn in Havoniwa (which she and her crew had hijacked) complanate and crashed afterward Kenshi took downward one of its supports, leaving her daughter to take control. Lan has an enormous ego, demonstrated by showing growing contempt for Dagmyer, taking control of the ronin forces after he suffers his emotional collapse and continually assertive that she and her bandits will triumph even in the face of her continual defeats at the hands of Kenshi and his comrades. After her total defeat at the checkpoint in the final battle, she is seen at the end of the serial going later Dagmyer, attempting to impale him in order to re-establish her reputation, only to meet her finish by Emera.

Emera ( エメラ ): Voiced by: Hyo-sei (Japanese); Shelley Calene-Black (English); Dagmyer's right-hand/retainer and a Sacred Mechamaster. She has feelings for Dagmyer (who does not reciprocate and who barely even acknowledges her) and appears to exist far more than skilled than him; she manages to salvage him from some falling rubble while Kenshi (with Mexiah in his arms) is escaping from Wahanly, Lithia, Aureola, Chiaia, Maria, and Yukine (who were chasing them on board Wahanly'southward Mechaworker prototype), and once again from about-death during Kenshi'due south binge in his Sacred Mechanoid. She shows business concern for Dagmyer and his honor equally the show progresses; her own sense of honour is far more evident than his when she voices her concerns about his hiring Lan and the other bandits, Lan's continuing and growing reckless behavior and the dishonorable methods Dagmyer uses against Kenshi. She regards Kenshi as someone who is kind and is grateful to him for helping Dagmyer change his ways at the stop. At the end of the final episode, she kills Lan who is attempting to kill Dagmyer. Her Sacred Mechanoid is ruby-red and pink and equipped with a gunblade.

Others [edit]

Mahya ( マーヤ , Māya ), Angela ( アンジェラ , Anjera ), and Vanessa ( ヴァネッサ ): Mahya Voiced by: Eri Taruta (Japanese); Pam Dougherty (English); Angela Voiced past: Ayano Ishikawa (Japanese); Leah Clark (English); Vanessa Voiced by: Aki Unone (Japanese); Brittney Karbowski (English); Lashara's attendants, with Mahya being the oldest and most mature of the three; Mahya also acts as a personal and trusted councilor to Lashara. When Kenshi accepts the function of Lashara's attendant, Mahya's intuition tells her that this has been an historical moment. Angela and Vanessa may have a shell on Kenshi, every bit they both admit that he's cute. They also serve as function of the Swan's crew.

Koro ( コロ ): Ii-tailed, Cabbit-like creatures that also double as security alarms due to their piercing meows. For some strange reason, they appear to be attracted to Kenshi (in episode 4, they are also attracted to the crystal from Ryo-Ohki's send when Ulyte analyzed information technology); Kenshi is many times during the series compared to, and even called (by Chiaia more often than not), a koro.

Rea Second ( レイア・セカンド , Reia Sekando ) / Neizai One ( ネイザイ・ワン , Neizai Wan ): Voiced by: Akina Abe (Rea), Ayumi Tsunematsu (Neizai) (Japanese); Martha Harms (English language); A fellow member of the Church whose alter ego is Neizai One, a mysterious masked woman working under Ulyte's orders with an unknown agenda. Equally Rea, she briefly joined Lashara's group after the Caput Church building's headquarters was destroyed by Doll, just she later shows her true colors at the Barrier Workshop past stealing a mysterious object which Naua described as being the only manner to destroy Gaia. Her Sacred Mechanoid is grey with a cape and a mask with active camouflage armed with a large sniper burglarize. She shares the same civilian proper noun equally Kenshi's mother, also named Rea.

Flora Nanadan ( フローラ・ナナダン , Furōra Nanadan ): Voiced by: Miyu Matsuki (Japanese); Colleen Clinkenbeard (English); The Queen of Havoniwa, Maria's mother and Lashara's aunt. While she may appear polite and modest at first glance, she is in reality a hedonistic woman. This causes Maria and Lashara to be ofttimes embarrassed by her antics (and is i of the few points in which they are entirely in understanding with each other and work together). At i indicate, in episode six, they attempted to get retribution by using Kenshi's hypnotized state on her, in which he gives massages that can cause intense orgasms (sometimes hours or days after they are delivered, causing the young girls deep embarrassment since even a slight bear upon after the massage will cause them to take more than intense orgasms). Unfortunately, to Lashara and Maria's shock, it backfired when they realized that the Queen enjoyed it a great deal. Every bit a result afterward, Flora developed a large crush on Kenshi. Flora is as well shown to be a great pilot when she tested Wahanly's Mechaworker in the woods. She later defends the Holy Country in the invasion plotted by Babalun, with a train equipped with two cannons in each machine and a giant cannon hidden in the engine. She had no idea that Kenshi was a Sacred Mechamaster, only when she constitute out this but increased her passion for him, fifty-fifty more so as to desire to have some "one on one" time with him (to Lashara and Maria's dismay).

Naua Flan ( ナウア・フラン , Naua Furan ): Voiced past: Kenji Takahashi (Japanese); Christopher Sabat (English language); Naua is Chiaia'due south father and a leading member of the Barrier Workshop. He was the 1 who found the Sacred Mechalord and Doll in the ruins of what one time was a highly advanced civilization prior to Chiaia's birth. Upon finding Doll in the ruins, he adopted her as Mexiah, who would later on exist Chiaia'south adoptive sister. When Kenshi and the residue of the Swan's coiffure finally arrive, he reveals the history of the Senshi Civilisation, the Sacred Mechalord Gaia, and how Doll came into being. The tests on Kenshi by his squad testify that Kenshi is somehow connected to the third bogus human.

Rex Shurifon ( シュリフォン王 , Shurifon Ō ): Voiced by: Kenji Takahashi (Japanese); John Swasey (English); Aureola's father and the ruler of the Shurifon Kingdom, besides as the kingdom's strongest Sacred Mechamaster. He challenges Kenshi to race to come across if he is truly capable of leading his men to boxing; subsequently he loses to Kenshi'southward ability, he announced his intention for Kenshi to marry Aureola, to her delight. After, when the Rex and Flora come up on the Swan, they teasingly suggest that Kenshi ally both Aura and Flora in an attempt to unite the 3 kingdoms.

Pope ( 教皇 , Kyōkō ): Voiced past: Shingo Saitō (Japanese); Jerry Russell (English language); The leader of the Church and Lithia'south grandfather, with his beginning name being Gen. He is a very understanding and kind person who tries to detect the best solution which does not atomic number 82 to war. He has shown neat respect for Kenshi not only every bit a Sacred Mechamaster of Calorie-free but also as the human being who looked after his granddaughter when she collapsed and as the unifyer of all the Holy State students. It is hinted that he knows Lithia has feelings for Kenshi.

Elder: Voiced by: Kenji Takahashi; The leader of Yukine's home village in Havoniwa. He is extremely devoted to tradition and it takes drastic measures to cause him to change his mind.

Terminology [edit]

General [edit]

Aho ( 亜法 , Ahō ): Aho is a form of energy that permeates the air of Geminar and used to power the Sacred Mechanoid.

Sea of Ena ( エナの海 , Ena no Umi ): Seas of Ena are low-altitude areas where the Aho is and so thick that allows flying ships to transit at that place.

Sacred Mechamaster ( 聖機師 , Seikishi ): Sacred Mechamasters are the guardians of the Holy State and the only people qualified to pilot Sacred Mechanoids. Most of the Sacred Mechamasters are female, though at that place are some male Sacred Mechamasters (such as Dagmyer and Ceres) and they're considered rare in numbers. Female Sacred Mechamasters have the liberty of marriage and relationships if they fulfill their duties, which is to produce more than Sacred Mechamaster breeds. Male Sacred Mechamasters, withal, cannot due to their scarcity and are commonly forced to engage in marriages of convenience, and in ancient times, the semen of a male Sacred Mechamaster was a high-priced item. A Sacred Mechamaster who tin can repair Sacred Mechanoids using Aho (like Mexiah, for example) is chosen a Sacred Mechaguardian ( 聖衛士 , Seieishi ). To obtain this ability, a Sacred Mechamaster has to be baptized past the Church. Unemployed Sacred Mechamasters, like Cordyline, are chosen ronin Sacred Mechamasters. Some female person Sacred Mechamasters wear unique tight-fitting (and sometimes revealing) bodysuits underneath their wearable that protects them from the Aho emitted in the Sacred Mechamasters' cockpit and the Moving Armor.

The main factor that distinguishes a Sacred Mechamaster from a regular human is their ability to endure proximity to Aho energy, which is used to ability the Sacred Mechanoid. Ulyte explains that, while fighting skill tin be enhanced through preparation, a Sacred Mechamasters' level of endurance is something they are born with, and therefore cannot be changed. Sacred Mechamasters are limited past the amount of time they tin can endure an Aho field, called the operational limit. Sacred Mechamasters cannot pilot a Sacred Mechanoid for longer than their operational limit.

Sacred Mechalord ( 聖機神 , Seikishin ): Ancient and powerful humanoid constructs that were built past an ancient race chosen the Senshi. Gaia ( ガイア ), the only surviving Sacred Mechalord, was unearthed intact (although immobile) by the Shtrayu Empire, and was mainly used every bit a decoration before the arrival of Kenshi triggered a response from information technology. It was revealed that the Senshi culture was completely destroyed by Gaia.

Sacred Mechanoid ( 聖機人 , Seikijin ): Humanoid mecha that are powered by an energy source called Aho. They usually reside in egg-like cocoons until they're activated. To enter a Sacred Mechanoid, a Sacred Mechamaster places their palm on the cocoon. Afterward the palm is read, the Sacred Mechamaster is then encased in a sphere equally they travel to the chest crenel. Equally soon as a pilot in the cockpit activates it, the Sacred Mechanoid breaks from the cocoon, which then forms the armor (and tail if the Sacred Mechamaster is powerful) depending on who is in the Sacred Mechanoid. Normal people cannot be taken inside the cockpit due to the loftier amount of Aho radiated inside.

A weakness for Sacred Mechanoids is due to their human beefcake, they are vulnerable to pressure points, which was demonstrated when Kenshi paralyzed Cordyline's Sacred Mechanoid using one of Wahanly's Mechaworker. Another weakness is that if the airplane pilot passes their operational limits or if one of the free energy reactors (the rings on a Sacred Mechanoid'southward back and forearms) either intermission or get out of control, the Sacred Mechanoid will revert to its cocoon course. According to Aureola, Sacred Mechanoids are a cost-effective alternative to raising armies or building heavy artillery to defend their homelands. To repair a damaged Sacred Mechanoid using Aho, a Sacred Mechamaster has to undergo beingness baptized past the Church in social club to repair them. Otherwise, the damaged Sacred Mechanoid has to be sent to the Church directly for repairs. To maintain the balance of power in each country, the Church can just supply a certain number of Sacred Mechanoids to each country to preclude farther power struggles.

Moving Armor ( 動甲冑 , Dōkatchū ): Suits of Aho-powered armor that Sacred Mechamasters-in-training use to train. When it is hit, the site of touch turns blood-red and it affects the armor's motility based on the impairment received. They are later modified past Wahanly to run on steam power for a express time (only 30 minutes) should the cord supplying the Aho be removed.

Mechaworker ( 機工人 , Kikkōjin ): Iv-legged mechanoids resembling Uchikomas that are powered by steam instead of Aho. Invented by Wahanly, Mechaworkers provide much greater maneuverability than what a Sacred Mechanoid provides and tin be equipped with various gunpowder weapons, though information technology will hamper its loftier maneuverability. Information technology is too proven to be more efficient than Sacred Mechanoids without Ena's Typhoon. In episode 12, Lan and her group of bandits are seen with gray Mechaworkers attacking Chiaia and Aura while Kenshi is compressing the rock used to form the Tenchi-ken, most probable based on the plans Emera stole from Wahanly's workshop in episode 4.

Locations and Organizations [edit]

Shtrayu Empire ( シトレイユ皇国 , Shitoreiyu-kōkoku ): The domicile country of Lashara and Chiaia prior to moving to the Holy Land. Shtrayu lacks some technological advances, equally quoted by Maria, so it relies on using the technologies of other countries such as Havoniwa. Information technology is as well the place where the Sacred Mechalord and Doll were unearthed. Shtrayu'southward by ruler, Lashara's father, died prior to the serial, leaving Lashara to become his successor. Yet, Lashara slowly loses her position of power to Babalun afterward his promotion to Prime number Minister.

Holy Land ( 聖地 , Seichi ): An impregnable fortress fabricated in the image of the Choushin goddess. It is also home to Holy Land Academy ( 聖地学院 , Seichi-gaku ), a special school where nobles and the wealthy train to become Sacred Mechamasters. The Holy Land also holds the Sacred Tournament ( 聖武会 , Seibukai ), a tournament where Sacred Mechamasters from all over Geminar compete (Aura once stated that Flora was one of the champions). In the Holy Loonshit, pillars and Ena's Draft are placed as challenging obstacles for the most skilled Sacred Mechamasters, though Kenshi is able to maneuver through them with ease. Co-ordinate to Lashara, winning the Holy Tournament is the greatest achievement for a Sacred Mechamaster. It was later invaded and conquered by Babalun, who was after the Shield of Gaia that was buried underneath and Gaia itself, but was later reconquered following Babalun'south defeat.

Havoniwa ( ハヴォニワ国 , Havoniwa-koku ): The homeland of Flora, Maria, and Yukine, and i of the more than technologically avant-garde countries in comparison to the others. In Havoniwa, there is a welcome ceremony in the form of a pillow fight, where the competitors are to pull the sashes off of their opponents' yukata and the last person standing wins. Their main defense is the Meteor Fall ( メテオフォール , Meteo Fōru ) a floating fortress that drops meteor-sized rocks to destroy their invaders. Information technology is stated in the anime that the main urban center that was destroyed by Dagmyer'south forces was really its governing area and there was lilliputian to no residents in the area so it was a small loss to Havoniwa. Information technology also has an underground city in case their principal city is destroyed. Havoniwa's capital was destroyed by Doll, merely its people managed to find refuge in the hole-and-corner city.

Shurifon Kingdom ( シュリフォン王国 , Shurifon-Ōkoku ): The nature-affiliated home of the Dark Elves ( ダークエルフ , Dāku Erufu ), who have dark skin, silvery-white hair, and blueish eyes much like Aura's. Also like Aura, their personalities shift based on the fourth dimension of 24-hour interval, which is described by others as their "weak periods" ( 負の時間 , Fu no Jikan ). In Shurifon, there is a rare mushroom that can be sold for a huge fortune (Kenshi constitute four during the series' run), and it is often used as a gourmet ingredient in the regal courts. As well in Shurifon, at that place is an event called the Stew Boxing, where the contestants observe ingredients from the forest to make a stew. The winner is adamant by a judge and the person with the most delicious stew wins. Shurifon was the beginning of the countries to be destroyed by Dagmyer's forces. It is after revealed by Naua that Shurifon'south people were brought to Geminar by the Senshi Culture in aboriginal times to pilot the Sacred Mechalord, and their weak periods are actually side effects of trying to adapt to the new world.

Church ( 教会 , Kyōkai ): The primary overseers of Geminar. They are the remnants of the Senshi civilization and are well-aware of the dangers of Sacred Mechanoids. They tried to forbid the introduction of Sacred Mechanoids into the current world but had no choice once the Sacred Mechalord was unearthed in the Shtrayu Empire. To prevent the occurrence of an arms race of the kind that destroyed the Senshi civilization, the Church building decided to allot a fixed number of Sacred Mechanoids and Sacred Mechamasters to each country to maintain a balance. The Church was shown to have superior technology, such as teleportation pads, apart from monopolizing the construction and repair of Sacred Mechanoids.

Highlands ( 高地 , Kōchi ): An area outside of the Typhoon of Ena where Sacred Mechanoids and other devices powered past Aho no longer function. It is far less advanced than most of the countries that use the Draft of Ena, and it is said that the people living at that place are isolated socially as well as physically.

Senshi ( 戦士 ): An ancient civilisation on the earth of Geminar. The Senshi culture was world-wide and unified, with individual units such every bit cities and villages. Naua Flan explains that the Senshi civilisation created the Sacred Mechanoids, not for war, simply for sports and other athletic competitions. Eventually, the Sacred Mechanoids were used for gladiator-like fight events, and the Sacred Mechamasters became an elite class. Massive technological advancements were fabricated to the Sacred Mechanoids as people tried to one-upwards their opponents. Equally the battles between Sacred Mechanoids grew more fierce and the number of Sacred Mechamaster fatalities increased, the expertise and fighting instincts of the Sacred Mechamasters were downloaded onto crystals (chosen Core Crystals ( コアクリスタル , Koa Kurisutaru )) and embedded into newer Sacred Mechamasters to preserve them. Over time, the accumulation of fighting skills and bloodlust in the crystals caused the Sacred Mechanoids to continue a binge. These rampaging Sacred Mechanoids were labelled as Sacred Mechalord considering of their overwhelming ability. The human remnants managed to disable the Sacred Mechalord, but were too belatedly to save their civilisation, which had split into several groups as the people fled the Sacred Mechalord.

Media [edit]

Anime [edit]

Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari was produced by AIC and BeSTACK under the directorship of Koji Yoshikawa, with the script written by Hideki Shirane, characters by Hajime Watanabe, music by Akifumi Tada, and produced by Shoji Ohta, Yasuo Ueda, and Yoshiyuki Matsuzaki, respectively. Xiii episodes aired in Nippon between March 20, 2009 and March xix, 2010 on Japan'due south Pay-Per-View tv set channel Animax. The episodes were later released on DVD and Blu-ray by VAP between May 22, 2009 and May 26, 2010.^[ii] ^[3] A Blu-ray box set was later released on May 18, 2011.^[4] At Otakon 2012, North American distributor Funimation Entertainment announced they have licensed the series under the title of Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar.^[1]

The opening theme for the series is "Follow Me" by Japanese-Canadian pop vocalizer Seira Kagami featuring Sound Effectually, while the catastrophe theme is "Destino" (Italian for "Destiny") by Alchemy+. A maxi unmarried for the opening theme was released by VAP on January xiv, 2010.^[5]

Light novel [edit]

A light novel adaptation of the serial written by Atsushi Wada and illustrated by Katsumi Enami was released on August xx, 2009 by Fujimi Shobo under their Fujimi Fantasia Bunko banner.^[vi]

Manga [edit]

A manga adaptation illustrated past Bau was serialized on the June 2009 effect of Comic King. Two volumes were released on June 9, 2010 by Ichijinsha.^[seven] ^[8] The manga follows a slightly different storyline from the anime, though its plot remains the aforementioned.

References [edit]

^ ^a ^b "Funi Adds Seikishi, Yamato: R, 1 Piece: Stiff World, Fairy Tail Motion-picture show, Akira". Anime News Network. July 28, 2012. Retrieved July 28, 2012.
^ "異世界の聖機師物語 1 (DVD)" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. 22 May 2009. Retrieved July 25, 2010.
^ "異世界の聖機師物語(13) (DVD)" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. 26 May 2010. Retrieved July 25, 2010.
^ "異世界の聖機師物語 BD-BOX (Blu-ray)" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. 18 May 2011. Retrieved May 28, 2011.
^ "Official page for CD single" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on April 20, 2013. Retrieved July 25, 2010.
^ 異世界の聖機師物語 [Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari light novel] (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Retrieved July 16, 2012.
^ 異世界の聖機師物語上 (in Japanese). ASIN 4758061815.
^ 異世界の聖機師物語下 (in Japanese). ASIN 4758061971.

External links [edit]

Official website (in Japanese)
Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar – The Official Anime Website from FUNimation
Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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