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Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars - Fateful Conclusions (DVD 5 of 5)

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Title: Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars - Fateful Conclusions
Volume: DVD 5 / 5
Running time: 125
Distributor: The Right Stuf International

Release date: 2005-11-29
Suggested retail price: $29.95
Age rating: 7+

SKU: RS-DVD-8039
UPC: 742617803925 742617803925

Description:
The final volume of Tatsuo Sato's Sci-fi Epic Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars!

The fate of the world rests on the shoulders of a single middle-school student...

Pale skin, green eyes, and a piercing gaze - once you meet Kanata Myouken, you'll never forget him. And now this mysterious new stranger is tracking down Muryou! What's worse, he is only a harbinger of things to come. Soon after Kanata's arrival, two very ominous spaceships appear, hanging low over the town of Tenmo... and both appear ready for a showdown at any moment. One of the ships belongs to the Galactic Federation... but who controls the other?

While the situation on Earth is becoming more tense, trouble is beginning to brew in space as well. Four of the deadly Sanadon warships have been spotted on a direct intercept course with Earth. With each passing moment, the destruction of everything Nayuta loves draws closer. Will she be able to make the ultimate sacrifice and push the power of the Shingu farther than ever before? When the body becomes a new vessel, the truth behind the Shingu will finally be revealed...

Contains episodes 22-26.

PLUS! DVD 5 features a special 12-page booklet with an in-depth interview with director Tatsuo Sato!

DVD Features: Reversible Cover, Textless Opening, Line Art Gallery, Special 12-page Booklet, Interview with Director Tatsu Sato, Character Bios, Original Production Notes, English Production Notes, Right Stuf Trailers.

Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English Regular subtitles and On Screen Translations.

(added on 2005-10-15, modified on 2005-10-15)

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