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Main Title	Ougon no Hou: El Cantare no Rekishikan (a4277)
Official Title	javerified
Official Title	en
Type	Movie
Year	11.10.2003
Season	Autumn 2003
Tags	fantasyImaginative or fanciful work, especially one dealing with supernatural elements and themes., time travelIn time travel anime characters are transported through time either figuratively or literally to find themselves either in the past or the future - [similar]
Resources	Official website Allcinema Anison ANN IMDB MAL
Rating	2.50 (52)
Average	4.09 (53)
Review Rating	N/A (0)
Added by	hidden on 2006-01-15 10:34
Edited by	hidden on 2016-08-29 14:45

Main Title	Ougon no Hou: El Cantare no Rekishikan (a4277)
Official Title	javerified
Official Title	en
Synonym	Happy Science Movie 3

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Original Work:	Ookawa Ryuuhou
Original Plan:	Ookawa Ryuuhou
Character Design:	Hane Yukiyoshi Shimizu Keizou Suda Masami
Chief Animation Direction:	Ishiyama Takaaki
Music:	Mizusawa Yuuichi
Animation Work:	Group Tac

In the year 2403 AD, a young student named Satoru is visited by a time traveler from the future, a cute girl named Alisa. The two go back in time together to explore the 21st century when a malfunction sends them hurdling through seemingly random episodes of religious and historical importance featuring Buddha, Jesus Christ and other eminent figures.

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2.50 (52)

#12560 (#243)

#10699 (#226)

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approx. 1h 50m

Completed

84 (34.0%)

Plan to Watch

157 (63.6%)

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6 (2.4%)

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Credit	Name	Comment
Original Work (原作)	Ookawa Ryuuhou
Original Plan (原案)	Ookawa Ryuuhou
Visual Direction (ビジュアルディレクター)	Imakake Isamu
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)	Hane Yukiyoshi
	Shimizu Keizou
	Suda Masami
Time Machine Design (タイムマシーンデザイン)	Imakake Isamu
Hermes Ship Design (ヘルメス船デザイン)	Imakake Isamu
Chief Animation Direction (アニメーションディレクター)	Ishiyama Takaaki
Music (音楽)	Mizusawa Yuuichi	MIZ Music Inc.
Editing (編集)	Furukawa Masashi	J.S.E.
Art Direction (美術監督)	Suzuki Akira
Colour Design (色彩設定)	Harada Sachiko
Composite Coordinator (コンポジットコーディネーター)	Itou Masahiro
Animation Producer (アニメーションプロデューサー)	Kawando Kenjirou
Executive Producer (製作総指揮)	Ookawa Ryuuhou
Producer (プロデューサー)	Satou Naofumi
	小川空城
	小田正鏡
Animation Work (アニメーション制作)	Group Tac
Production (製作)	Koufuku no Kagaku Shuppan

Script/Screenplay (シナリオ)	「黄金の法」シナリオ・プロジェクト
Storyboard Assistant (絵コンテ協力)	Ueno Fumihiro
	Yoshikawa Kouji
	Yoshimoto Tsuyoshi
Assistant Episode Direction (演出助手)	Akiyama Tomoko
Animation Direction (作画監督)	Eguchi Marisuke
	Hane Yukiyoshi
	Shimizu Keizou
	Suda Masami
Assistant Animation Direction (作画監督補佐)	Yamamoto Keiko
Key Animation (原画)	Abe Chiaki	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Chatani Yoshio
	Fukamachi Akira
	Funatsu Hiromi
	Handa Daiki	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Kaneko Rie
	Kiyomaru Satoru
	Kiyoshima Kouichirou	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Magic Bus
	Miura Yousuke	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Murata Ryouichi
	Namiki Ayumi
	Nishino Dai	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Oda Hiroyasu	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Satou Taka
	Senbo Ryousuke	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Taga Kazuhiro	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	Takahashi Shin`ya
	Tomita Yoshiyuki
	Toukairin Shin`ichi
	Utsugi Isamu
	Yamamoto Keiko	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
Eguchi Group Staff (江口組スタッフ)	Lee Bo-Ra
	Mitake Rie
	Mun Hyeon-Hui
	Naitou Yoshihito
Special Effects (スペシャルエフェクト)	Kurimoto Mayumi	Group Tac Digital Room (グループ・タックデジタル)
Photography (撮影)	Group Tac Digital Room
	O.Seomgha
	Ootsubo Keiko
	S.HYUN.T
	Senzui Youichi
Special 3DCG (スペシャル3D)	Tachi Shin`ichirou	Group Tac Digital Room (グループ・タックデジタル)
Hermes Ship 3DCG (ヘルメス船3D)	Taguchi Masataka	Group Tac Digital Room (グループ・タックデジタル)
Time Machine 3DCG (タイムマシーン3D)	Taguchi Masataka	Group Tac Digital Room (グループ・タックデジタル)
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行)	Kataoka Hiroshi
	中村哲雄
	小白井正幸	Magic Bus (マジックバス)
	岡隆太
Production Manager (制作担当)	Moriya Shouji
Distribution (配給)	Toei

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Relation	Song	in Episodes	Rating	Credit
theme song	Ai to, Yuuki o.	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Golden Breeze
			Lyrics (作詞)	黄金の法シナリオ・プロジェクト
			Music Composition (作曲)	Mizusawa Yuuichi
insert song	Kaze no Risou	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Daimon Kazuya Golden Breeze
			Lyrics (作詞)	松本弘司
			Music Composition (作曲)	Mizusawa Yuuichi

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Last Update	Name	State	N	Episodes	HE	SP	Languages	Source
31.01.2014	BBT-RMX	complete	1	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
31.07.2012	QTS	complete	1	0	ja	DVD	N/A (0)	0
no group	complete finished ongoing stalled dropped specials only all

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