Mahō Yūgi 3D (OAV)
Alternative title:
Magical Witchland 3D
魔法遊戯 3D (Japanese)
3D Magical Play
Themes:
magical girl
Plot Summary:
Padudu is a 12-year-old apprentice witch, chosen to represent her town in the coliseum. Donning her magical fish costume, which keeps her warm and fed, she sets off on her journey. But on the way she's swept away by a river to Dance Valley. Mayor Koffy captures her and throws her into the dungeon, hoping to eliminate the competition for Dance Valley's own coliseum candidate. Luckily for Padudu, this dungeon holds the mysterious witch Nonononn. They join together in a magical fight for survival.
User Ratings:
81 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
1
Vintage:
2001-12-29
2004 (USA)
Ending Theme:
"Catch Your Dream" by Ai Tokunaga
Official website:
AIC Mahou Yuugi 3D Website (Japanese)
Comment:
This is full 3D animation made by AIC. The characters were created by Animation Master (49800 yen). And those externals were modified to a 2D cel look by toon rendering. The backgrounds were created by LightWave 3D and synthesized by After Effects.
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Director: Hiroki Hayashi Script: Hideyuki Kurata Music: Seikou Nagaoka Original Concept: Hiroki Hayashi Character Design: Kiyohiko Azuma 3D Animation Director: Mitsutaka Iguchi Sound Director: Toshiki Kameyama Animation producer: Satoru Yoshida Arrangement: Yuki Matsuura (Catch Your Dream) Composite Director: Takeshi Aoki Editing: Shigeyuki Yamamori (Jay Film) Editing Assistant: Junichi Itou (Jay Film) Engineer: Megumi Otsubo Music producer: Takayuki Nagatani Songwriting: Yuki Matsuura (Catch Your Dream) Sound Effects: Michihiro Ito (Sound Link) Sound Production: Promotion Omnivers Theme Song Lyrics: Yuki Matsuura (Catch Your Dream) Vocals: Ai Tokunaga (Catch Your Dream) | Ai Tokunaga as Fumihiko Tachiki as Miyuki Ichijou as Nanae Katou as Ryoko Nagata as Tomo Saeki as Yuko Minaguchi as | |||
ADR Director: Robert S. Fisher ADR Script: Mike D'Alonzo DVD Coordination: Janice Williams DVD Producer: Andrew Kent Graphic Design: J. Michael Stovall International Coordination: Toru Iwakami Mixing: Paul Killam Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas Recording engineer: Robert S. Fisher Sound Design: Paul Killam Subtitle Script: Joshua Carvalho Subtitle Timing: Joshua Carvalho | Ben Caswell as Christa Kimlicko Jones as Ellie McBride as Katherine Catmull as Lana Lesley as Larissa Wolcott as Lowell B. Bartholomee as Shawn Sides as | |||
DVD Authoring: M.O.F.C. Encoding: M.O.F.C. Licensed by: ADV Films Post Production: Monkey Boy Studios Recording Studio: Monster Island | ||||
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