This film takes a more serious turn from the Tenchi TV series and movies. One day, Tenchi disappears in the forest near his house. Six months later, Ayeka and Ryoko locate Tenchi living in ...
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Title: Tenchi Forever!: The Movie (1999)
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Masami Kikuchi | ... | Tenchi (voice) | |
| Ai Orikasa | ... | Ryoko (voice) | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Yuri Amano | ... | Kiyone Makibi (voice) | |
| Takeshi Aono | ... | Katsuhito Masaki (voice) | |
| Petrea Burchard | ... | Ryoko (voice) | |
| Richard Cansino | ... | Yosho (voice) | |
| Jennifer Darling | ... | Aeka (voice) | |
| Debi Derryberry | ... | Ryo-Ohki / Haruna (voice) | |
| Rebecca Forstadt | ... | Mihoshi (voice) | |
| Kikuko Inoue | ... | Haruna (voice) | |
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Yûko Kobayashi | ... | Washu (voice) |
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Takehiro Koyama | ... | Yosho (voice) |
| Etsuko Kozakura | ... | Ryo-Ohki (voice) | |
| Wendee Lee | ... | Kiyone (voice) | |
| Sherry Lynn | ... | Sasami (voice) | |
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This film takes a more serious turn from the Tenchi TV series and movies. One day, Tenchi disappears in the forest near his house. Six months later, Ayeka and Ryoko locate Tenchi living in a city, but with a mysterious woman. What's more, Tenchi appears to have aged several years. Whenever Ayeka and Ryoko catch up to him, he disappears into thin air, apparently existing in a fabricated alternate dimension where he has no knowledge of his past. An attempt to rescue Tenchi from the mysterious woman is mounted by Ayeka, Ryoko, Washu and the others. Written by Justin
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Country:
JapanLanguage:
JapaneseRelease Date:
5 October 1999 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This marks the last time that Petrea Burchard would provide the English voice for Ryoko before being replaced by Mona Marshall for the 3rd Tenchi OVA and the Tenchi Muyo GXP series. See more »Goofs
On the home video releases under the American studio credits, "Los Angeles" is misspelled. See more »Crazy Credits
During the credits, clips from "Tenchi Muyô" (1995) are shown such as the first time Tenchi meets Ryoko. See more »Alternate Versions
During the credits, scenes from "Tenchi Muyô" (1995) are shown, such as the first time Tenchi meets Ryoko. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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The various Tenchi Muyo series have always been known for their screwball comedy. The other Tenchi movies have also been a source of comedy, but mixed a good bit of drama in as well. This particular Tenchi film is incredibly dramatic, centering on Ryoko and Ayeka's love for Tenchi. While this is a good movie, the film is unfortunately underrated for the lack of comedy, which while unfair, shouldn't be totally unexpected. The film is very good and should not be judged on the basis of the shows that came before it.