Tenchi Muyo! (OAV 1/1992)
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Tenchi Muyo! The Night Before The Carnival (OAV) (1993-09-25, sequel)
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki (OAV 2/1994) (1994-09-25, sequel)
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki (OAV 3/2003) (2003-09-18, sequel)
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki: Final Confrontations (OAV) (2005-09-14, spinoff)
Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar (OAV) (2009-03-20, spinoff)
Tenchi Muyo! Mihoshi Special (1994-03-25, spinoff)
Magical Girl Pretty Sammy (OAV) (1995-08-25 to 1997-08-24, spinoff)
Magical Project S (TV) (1996-10-04 to 1997-03-28, alternate retelling)
Magical Girl Pretty Sammy Bonus Theatre (OAV) (1997, spinoff)
No Need for Tenchi! (manga) (1994-12-16, adaptation)
(The) All-New Tenchi Muyō! (manga) (2001-08-30, sequel)
Tenchi Muyo! Sasami Stories (manga) (2002-02-27, spinoff)
Tenchi Universe (TV) (1995-04-02 to 1995-09-24, alternate retelling)
Tenchi Muyo Movie 1: Tenchi in Love (1996, sequel)
Tenchi Muyo Movie 3: Tenchi Forever (1999-04-24, sequel)
Tenchi in Tokyo (TV) (1997-04-01 to 1997-09-23, alternate retelling)
Tenchi Muyo Movie 2: Daughter of Darkness (1997-08-02)
Tenchi Muyo! GXP (TV) (2002-04-02 to 2002-09-25, spinoff)
Tenchi Muyo! GXP (manga) (2002-08-29, adaptation)
Sasami: Magical Girls Club (TV) (2006-04-13 to 2006-07-13)
Sasami: Magical Girls Club Season 2 (TV) (2006-10-05 to 2007-01-11, sequel)
Alternative title:
Chi ha bisogno di Tenchi? (Italian)
No Need for Tenchi!
Tenchi Muyo! Las Aventuras de Tenchi (Spanish)
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki (Japanese)
Tenchi no Espaço (Portuguese)
天地無用! 魎皇鬼 (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Copyright notice:
© AIC / VAP • NTV
Plot Summary:
Tenchi Masaki was a normal 17-year-old boy until the day he accidentally releases the space pirate, Ryoko, from a cave she was sealed in 700 years ago as the people thought she was a demon. In a series of events, four other alien girls show up at the Masaki household as Tenchi learns much of his heritage he never knew about and deal with five alien girls who each have some sort of romantic interest in him.
User Ratings:
1582 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
6
Episode titles: We have 6
Vintage:
1992-09-25
2000-07-03 to 2000-07-10 (USA TV)
Release dates: We have 7
Opening Theme:
"Tenchi Muyō! Ryo-Ohki no Theme" (天地無用!魎皇鬼のテーマ; "Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki's Theme") by Seikou Nagaoka (eps 1-6)
Ending Theme:
"Ren'ai no Sainō" ([Japanese version] 恋愛の才能; "Talent for Love") by Chisa Yokoyama
"Talent for Love" (English) by Sharyn Scott
Official website:
AIC's TEN-CHI-MUYO! RYOUOUKI (Japanese)
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 6
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Comment:
Pioneer LDC's (now Geneon Entertainment) very first domestic anime release.
Review:
Tenchi Muyo! OVA Series BD+DVD (Jan 29, 2013)
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| Blu-Ray + DVD combo |
| Tenchi Muyo! OVA Series (BD+DVD) 2012-12-18 (from $38.63) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| Tenchi Muyo! (DVD 1) 2003-03-18 |
| Tenchi Muyo! (DVD 2) 2003-03-18 |
| Tenchi Muyo! - Ultimate Edition (DVD 1-3) 2000-07-03 |
| Tenchi Muyo! [Geneon Signature Series] (DVD 1) 2004-01-06 (from $32.49) |
| Tenchi Muyo! [Geneon Signature Series] (DVD 2) 2004-03-09 |
Director: Hiroki Hayashi Screenplay: Nahoko Hasegawa Music: Seikou Nagaoka Character Design: Masaki Kajishima Art Director: Takeshi Waki Sound Director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Konishi Executive producer: Taro Maki Color Coordination: Takuya Kawami Design: Atsushi Takeuchi Key Animation: Takeshi Honda (ep 3) Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki Supervising Animation Director: Masaki Kajishima Theme Song Lyrics: Natsuko Karedo (ED) Theme Song Performance: Chisa Yokoyama (ED) | Ai Orikasa as Masami Kikuchi as Yumi Takada as Etsuko Kozakura as Norio Wakamoto as Takehito Koyasu as Takeshi Aono as Yūko Kobayashi as Yuko Mizutani as Fumio Matsuoka as Hideyuki Umezu as Hiroshi Masuoka as Hisako Kyouda as Kenichi Ogata as Mari Mashiba as Takeshi Aono as Takurou Kitagawa as Toshiharu Sakurai as Wataru Takagi as | |||
Animation Production: AIC Production: PIONEER LDC | ||||
Director: Jack Fletcher ADR Script: Jack Fletcher Producer: Carly Hunter (Funimation) Gill Austin (Toonami Version) Hajime Yoda (Pioneer LDCA, Inc.) Jason DeMarco (Toonami Version) Jayne Dundes (Pioneer LDCA, Inc.) Jun Miyaji (Pioneer LDCA, Inc.) Justin Cook (Funimation) Naoju Nakamura (Pioneer LDCA, Inc.) Sean Akins (Toonami Version) Yuji Moriya Assistant producer: Taku Otsuka Associate producer: Jessica Miller DVD Post Production Consultant: Jeremy Johnson DVD Production Manager: Allan Fisch DVD Video Compression: Morgan Holly Editing: Sean Polinski (Toonami Version) Lead Video Engineer: Jacob Martin (Funimation) Post-Production Assistant: Aya Spann (Funimation) Theme Vocal Producer: Kit Thomas (END) Video Post-Production Director: Clarine Harp (Funimation) Video Post-Production Manager: Matthew O'Hara (Funimation) | Celeste Burch as Kermit Miller as Kristen Tanner as Gee Gee Loo Loo as Jay Hopper as Jean Schwartz as Kermit Miller as Marie Cabbit as Weston Peese as Bob Marx as Celeste Burch as Dan Butler as Kermit Miller as Michael Sorich as Phil Fox as Zita Campisi as | |||
ADR Production: Network DVD Authoring & Encoding: Cinram/POP DVD Center DVD Distribution: MVM (UK) DVD Production: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Logo Design: Jason 71 Soundtrack: Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. Subtitles: New Generation Pictures Translation: New Generation Pictures TV Edit Production: Williams Street (for Toonami) | ||||
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Executive producer: Grégoire Parcollet Colllection Director: Cedric Littardi | Catherine Conet as Fabienne Loriaux as Sylvain Goldberg as Véronique Biefnot as | |||
Voice Direction: Tito Bustamante (Technoworks) | Carlos Carvajal as Laura Olazabal as Rosario Zamora as Javier Rodriguez as Keyros Guillén as Loreto Araya as Carol Knuckey as Marco Antonio Espina as Maureen Herman as Mauricio Aravena as Pablo Krögh as René Pinochet as Sergio Cárdenas as | |||
Dubbing: Technoworks Ltda., Santiago de Chile (Latin America) Home Video: ETV Empresa Trasandina de Videos (Chile, Discontinued) Licensee: MarketLink (Chile) Producer: Cloverway, Inc. (Latin America) | ||||
Dubbing Director: Fabrizio Mazzotta Translation: Luciano Setti | Stefano Crescentini as Cinzia De Carolis as Domitilla D'Amico as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Stella Musy as Alessandra Korompay as Ambrogio Colombo as Barbara De Bortoli as Cinzia Villari as Danilo Di Girolamo as Flora Carosello as Francesca Fiorentini as Francesco Bulckaen as Gaetano Varcasia as Gilberta Crispino as Giorgio Borghetti as Giuliano Santi as Laura Latini as Liliana Jovino as Liliana Sorrentino as Luigi Ferraro as Massimo Rossi as Michele Kalamera as Oliviero Dinelli as Rachele Paolelli as Riccardo Onorato as Roberta Greganti as Rosalinda Galli as Sergio Tedesco as Vittorio Di Prima as | |||
Distributor: Dynamic Italia Dubbing: Coop. Eddy Cortese | ||||
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(none) | Fernanda Fernandes as Sheila Dorfman as Alexandre Moreno as Ana Lúcia Menezes as Cristiane Louise as Erika Menezes as Flávia Fontinelli as Flávia Saddy as Júlio Chaves as Mário Cardoso as Mario Pietro as Mauro Ramos as | |||
Dubbing Studio: Herbert Richers | ||||
(none) | Licensed by: Win International Multimedia | |||
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