Tweeny Witches (DVD 1)
Title: Tweeny WitchesVolume: DVD 1
Running time: 161
Distributor: Media Blasters
Release date: 2008-03-18
Suggested retail price: $24.99
Age rating: 13+
SKU: awdvd0809
UPC: 631595080971
Description:
Arusu, a young girl who believes in magic with all her heart, one day finds herself suddenly dropped into the middle of a magical world that's beyond her wildest imaginings. At first, it seems that her life's wish has finally been granted, but things quickly change as she finds out more about the less-than-perfect wonderland.
Arusu soon meets two young witches named Sheila and Eva, and one wild broomstick ride later, all three girls are blamed for the release of the witches' source of magic: captured fairies. After an unusual punishment is delivered, they are given the task of recapturing the fairies - a difficult thing to do when Arusu keeps freeing them!
Contains episodes 1-7 on two discs.
DVD Features: 5.1 Surround Sound, Interview with Keita Amemiya.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
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