Campus (OAV)
Alternative title:
キャンパス (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Pornography
Plot Summary:
Takakage is troubled by a strange dream, seemingly of a former life as a soldier in the Sengoku Era of Japan. In that life, he loved the miko Ayame, though their love was doomed by war. Now, in this life, he is given a prophecy that he will meet the woman of his dreams.
Takakage, a college student, has been having strange dreams lately. In them, a young shrine priestess named Ayame promises to marry a young, look-alike soldier named Genshiro the night before he is sent to battle. Takakage finds a maiden who looks like the woman from his dreams. With the help of her, his sister, and his fortune-telling friend, he seeks to find the answers of what their, and his, true origins lay.
User Ratings:
75 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
28 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
2
Vintage:
2000-11-10
Release dates: We have 2
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| Campus (DVD) 2013-06-04 (from $7.49) |
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| Campus (Dub.VHS) 2002-10-30 |
Director: Shinichi Omata Screenplay: Rokurota Makabe Storyboard: Yoshiki Ozu Music: Yoshi Etc. Character Design: Aoi Kimiduka Art Director: Eiji Utakata Animation Character Design: Haruo Ogawara Animation producer: Shinichi Omata Background Art: St. Tulip Color Setup: Mieko Seki Digital Production: Masaki Nakamura Key Animation: Hiroshi Yamashita Hiroyuki Ohkaji Makoto Ito Mamoru Sakisaka Minoru Kobata Mitsuhiro Okumochi Saburo Kazeta Toshiuki Kanbara Yoshi Sabato Yuichiro Masuda Photography Supervision: Hideo Okazaki Production Generalization: Natsu Motoki Production Progress: Miki Kaneko Sound Supervision: Tomohiro Yoshida Special Effects: Masanori Kei Supervision: Yoshiki Ozu | (none) | |||
Color Setup: AMGA Co., Ltd Finish Animation: F.A.I. International Photography: AMGA Co., Ltd Production: Digital Works Recording Studio: Three S Studio Sound Production: Arts Production special effects: AMGA Co., Ltd Video Editing: TOVIC | ||||
Art Director: Kris Kleckner Executive producer: Shawne Kleckner Production Assistant: Shannon Settlemyre Titles: Jason Crumpler Video Editing: Jason Crumpler Voice Guidance: Eric Tomosunas | Rassinator as Eric Kenwood as John Boy as Shorty as Tasha as Abbey as Bigg Sugg as Fifi Barcelona as Kiesha as Rubie Twosday as Sam Ashe as | |||
Distributor: Siren Visual Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand) Licensed by: The Right Stuf International Recording Studio: Swirl Recording Studios | ||||
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