Hi no Tori - Eternal Recurrance (DVD 2)
Title: Hi no Tori - Eternal RecurranceVolume: DVD 2
Running time: 125
Distributor: Media Blasters
Release date: 2007-12-04
Suggested retail price: $19.95
Age rating: 13+
SKU: awdvd0743
UPC: 631595074376
ISBN-10: 1598831488
ISBN-13: 9781598831481
Description:
All throughout time, men and women have desired the Phoenix, for it brings the promise of eternal life. The epic cycles of the Phoenix continue with Leona, brought back to life by modern science after a mysterious lab accident on the moon. With a cybernetic brain and no memories, he sees robots as people and people as monsters. But when Leona unravels what really happened on the moon, he finds that he was the biggest monster of all.
Sakon no Suke is the daughter of a medieval warlord, but was raised as a boy. To reclaim her gender she assassinates the old medicine woman keeping her father alive. Her violent act tears apart her fate, sending her through an eddy in time where she learns the origins of the medicine woman and the enormity of her crime.
Then, in a savage age at the dawn of modern culture, the young lord Harima is caught by his clan's enemies. Killed and disfigured, he awakes in the forest with the head of a wolf. Struggling to find a new identity for himself, he begins a long journey that will see him a savage, a beggar, a tribal chieftain, a general and a guardian spirit.
Contains episodes 6-9.
(added on 2007-09-26)
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