Witch Hunter Robin - Inquisition (DVD 3)
Title: Witch Hunter Robin - InquisitionVolume: DVD 3
Running time: 100
Distributor: Bandai Entertainment
Release date: 2004-02-17
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: NR
SKU: 80142
UPC: 669198801426
Description:
Synopsis
Robin’s “normal” life is about to end. After another seemingly routine investigation of a Witch-related murder, a strange old woman appears and speaks to Robin. She claims to know the truth about Witches, about the Craft, and even about Robin herself. But Robin refuses to believe the tale she spins about gods and demons and the blood that carries power. Robin is soon bombarded by strange visions and attacks, but it soon becomes clear that Robin is being targeted by someone and that everyone around her is in danger!
Episodes
11. The Soul Cages
12. Precious Illusions
13. The Eyes of Truth
14. Loaded Guns
Special Features & Extras
- Dolby Digital Stereo-Japanese/English
- Aspect Ratio - 4:3
- Interactive Menu
- Image Gallery
- Trailers
- Scene Select
- Color Screen Printed Disk
- STNJ Files
- Liner Notes
- Reversible Cover
(added on 2003-11-19)
- Encyclopedia information about Witch Hunter Robin (TV)
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