Magic Knight Rayearth (1994–1995)

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When the princess of a land ruled by the power of one's will is kidnapped by a traitorous priest, she summons three young girls from Japan to potentially fulfill the legends of the Magic ... See full summary »

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Dorothy Elias-Fahn ...
 Nova (voice) (as Dorothy Melendrez)
Julie Maddalena ...
 Hikaru Shidou (voice)
Wendee Lee ...
 Umi Ryuuzaki (voice)
Bridget Hoffman ...
 Fuu Hououji (voice) (as Ellen Wilkinson)
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 Master Mage Clef (voice) (as Steve Cannon)
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 Ferio (voice) (as Terry Roberts)
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 Zagato (voice) (as Alexis Lang)
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 Alcyone (voice)
Mona Marshall ...
 Ascot (voice)
Zan ...
 Caldina (voice) (as Selece Zan)
Mari Devon ...
 Presea (voice) (as Jane Alan)
Jerry Gelb ...
 Eagle Vision (season 2) (voice)
Bob Papenbrook ...
 Lafarga (voice) (as John Smallberries)
Doug Stone ...
 Geo Metro (season 2) (voice) (as David Orozco)
Milton James ...
 Chang Ang (season 2) (voice) (as Richard Barnes)
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When the princess of a land ruled by the power of one's will is kidnapped by a traitorous priest, she summons three young girls from Japan to potentially fulfill the legends of the Magic Knights. Stranded upon this mysterious world until they can rescue the princess, the trio struggle to survive against the Priest's assault. Written by Miriani

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17 October 1994 (Japan)  »

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Las guerreras mágicas  »

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"Umi" is Japanese for "Sea". In both anime and manga, Umi had control of water spells. See more »

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Followed by Rayearth (1997) See more »

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"Unyielding Wish"
Written by Hayato Matsuo
Performed by Sandy Fox
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A fun-filled Anime
10 January 1999 | by (Hong Kong) – See all my reviews

At first,I thought this cartoon would be a typical Sailor Moon rip-off or a typical "girls-run-around-in-skimpy-lil'-sailor-suits" Anime,but boy,was I wrong!The girls wear dresses,but unlike most Anime,they wear ARMOR (don't see that much often)!

My favorite gals are Umi.My favorite villain(ess) is Alycione and that one illusionist gal.However,I think Mokona is about as cutesy as a Jim Henson Muppet reject.But other than Mokona,this is quite fun-filled.


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