Fushigi Yuugi Series
Tagged under Yuu Watase, Studio Pierrot, Series.
Miaka is like any ordinary schoolgirl. She loves to dream, eat and enjoy her life rather than concentrate on her
studies. She doesn't mind the fact her mother wishes for her to resemble her intelligent best friend, Yui, and life
seems pretty normal.
Things change when they both enter the forbidden section of the local library, and
consequently fall into a book. The find themselves in Ancient China, where they meet their first love, Tamahome, and get
caught up in a jealous love triangle. Miaka and Yui are no longer best friends and become enemies due to several
misunderstandings, and are recruited as Priestesses for the Suzaku and Seiyuu Constellations in order to summon their
Sacred God (in the form of an animal).
The complicated battles between the Seiyuu and Suzaku end up in a fatal
battle and race against time, involving the past and the present, where Fortune controls all. Fushigi Yuugi draws
viewers into the fantastic realms of the imagination, love and friendship, to inform everyone of their importance in
daily lives.
Synopsis by: Kuroimisa
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Rated:
Humour was first class, to me humour is an important part of anime...regardless of how serious the series is. I am usually irritated by how annoyingly fragile the female characters tend to be, while i am not expecting a butch female with a crew cut and bulging muscles, having one that does not have to share brain cells with a friend would be one hell of a surprise.
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Member Opinions
I don't like the lead female character and since she's appearing on most episode, I don't really enjoy this series. I'm very picky when it comes to Harem so this series failed to amuse me. A single character screw up can be a reason for me to drop a series. XD
AnGeeChan rated 9.00:A friend recommended it to me, cause she remembered watching it in her childhood. I agreed to watch, when she told me there's a gay, who's in love with the emperor. Hahah, must have sound funny and interestig^_^ We watched together about twenty episodes in a single night. The rest I finished myself in next two days. Typical romance for young girls but cant stop watching somehow... It's quite old and I don't really like the art style (main female's eyes...), but the plot is worth it.
duhqueenmoki rated 6.00:Average series, Yuu Watase is one of my favorite manga authors. he series is one of the classics, one that everyone should see. You know, CLASSICS, the animes that inspired hundreds of mangas afterwards. When I watched it as a kid I thought I was so grown-up because of some of the sexual tension throughout the series, haha, but looking back on it, the series wasn't that sexual. Anyways, it's a good series and I'm sure has a lot of inner-workings with Japan's history. I definately recommend it.
Aiira rated 7.00:Watched this anime during my childhood days and at the time magic for me was like something I could acquire just like the anime. I guess magic is not for me ;D though the anime has an interesting plot, the characters kind of turn down the whole thing. Should have been better if Miaka wasn't always in the way, but the ending was awesome though. Still the whole anime could have been better.
fireflywishes rated 7.75:For an intro anime, this one is a gem. The storyline for the series was good, however about half of each episode is taken up by recapping the previous episode. This can get frustrating and I found myself fast forwarding a lot. Love Tasuki and Chichiri the most. Also watched the OVAs, but the storylines for those were much too rushed