Ragnarok The Animation (DVD 3)
Title: Ragnarok The AnimationVolume: DVD 3
Running time: 200
Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment
Release date: 2008-03-25
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: 13+
SKU: fn08672
UPC: 704400086724
Description:
Every journey must come to an end, and the same is certainly true for Roan and his mighty band of adventurers. A few brief points of light still linger along their path, from long lost friends to brigand impersonators, but these are to be short-lived and lost forever in the past. The sea of darkness has grown into a tidal wave as the Dark Lord's power reaches its zenith.
There remains only one last hope between all that is good and evil: the magic, might and mystery of true heroes! But that last hope is fast fading as the travelers find themselves splintered and flung far across the realms. Is the fate of all involved already sealed? As every epic ends, every man must find his true meaning...
Contains episodes 19-26:
We'll Always be Together
It's Okay
I Need You
Who's the Lonely One?
Good Bye
Place of Reckoning
One Who Realizes His Mistake
For the Sake of Our Future
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
(added on 2007-12-29)
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