Magic Knight Rayearth II
Details
- Also known as: 魔法騎士(マジックナイト)レイアース II, Una porta socchiusa ai confini del sole
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 7.2
- Episodes: 29
- Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mahou Shoujo, Mecha, Romance
- Studio: TMS Entertainment
- Aired: 1995-04-10 to 1995-11-27
- Season: Spring 1995
Synopsis
Soon after Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu return to Tokyo, the three of them meet at Tokyo Tower to talk. Hikaru says that she wishes they could return to Cephiro and do something good for the land that Princess Emeraude protected so dearly. Umi and Fuu agree. Suddenly, a light appears in the sky and they are transported to Cephiro. Clef explains to them that with no Pillar to keep Cephiro peaceful, it has fallen into chaos. Monsters are multiplying and the land is becoming desolate. All the remaining inhabitants of Cephiro have moved into a magical castle. Clef also tells the girls some alarming news; three other countries, Chizeta, Fahren, and Autozam are trying to invade Cephiro and take over the Pillar system for their own purposes. The girls must stop the invaders as well as the mysterious and evil Lady Debonair, who believes she is the rightful Pillar, all the while desperately hoping and searching for a new Pillar to make Cephiro into the beautiful land it once was.
(Source: Anime News Network)
The whole series
- Magic Knight Rayearth (TV · 1994)
- Magic Knight Rayearth II (TV · 1995)
Episodes
- Episode 1: A Departure and New Ties (1995-04-10)
- Episode 2: Cephiro and the Three Countries (1995-04-17)
- Episode 3: Autozam's Invasion and Lantis (1995-04-24)
- Episode 4: Magic Knights and the Battleship NSX (1995-05-01)
- Episode 5: Hikaru and Nova in the Dream (1995-05-08)
- Episode 6: The Magic Knights and Aska of Fahren (1995-05-22)
- Episode 7: The Secret of the Pillar of Cephiro (1995-06-05)
- Episode 8: Hikaru and Lantis' Dangerous Journey (1995-06-12)
- Episode 9: Eagle and a Captive Hikaru (1995-06-19)
- Episode 10: Nova and Regalia, Rune-God of the Devil (1995-06-26)
- Episode 11: Chizeta's Mobile Fortress and a Powerless Hikaru (1995-07-03)
- Episode 12: Umi and Fuu & Fahren and Chizeta (1995-07-10)
- Episode 13: Hikaru's Wish and Presea's Secret (1995-07-17)
- Episode 14: Hikaru and Friendships Torn Apart (1995-07-24)
- Episode 15: Umi and the Ambition of Tarta and Tatra (1995-07-31)
- Episode 16: Fuu versus Aska! The Life or Death Archery Match (1995-08-07)
- Episode 17: Revive, Hikaru's Sword! (1995-08-14)
- Episode 18: Eagle's All-out Attack on Cephiro Castle! (1995-08-21)
- Episode 19: Chaotic War at Cephiro Castle! (1995-08-28)
- Episode 20: The Magic Knights and the Calm After the Storm (1995-09-04)
- Episode 21: Nova's Battle and the Monster's Identity (1995-09-11)
- Episode 22: Giant Sang Yung versus the NSX! (1995-09-18)
- Episode 23: The Crown Room and the Pillar's Memory (1995-10-16)
- Episode 24: A Serious Match - Umi vs. Tarta and Tatra! (1995-10-23)
- Episode 25: Desperate Situation: Crisis Upon Lantis (1995-10-30)
- Episode 26: Hikaru in Shock: The Truth About Nova! (1995-11-06)
- Episode 27: Who Is the True Pillar!? Hikaru, or Eagle!? (1995-11-13)
- Episode 28: An Endless Battle! (1995-11-20)
- Episode 29: The Road to Victory: The Tomorrow that the Believing Heart Opens! (1995-11-27)
Characters and voice actors
- Hikaru Shidou (main character) · Japanese voice: Hekiru Shiina · English voice: Julie Maddalena
- Umi Ryuuzaki (main character) · Japanese voice: Konami Yoshida · English voice: Wendee Lee
- Fuu Hououji (main character) · Japanese voice: Hiroko Kasahara · English voice: Bridget Hoffman
- Mokona (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuri Shiratori · English voice: Kaeko Sakamoto
- Lantis (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Juurouta Kosugi · English voice: Lex Lang
- Eagle Vision (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Megumi Ogata · English voice: Jerry Gelb
- Ferio (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takumi Yamazaki · English voice: Terrence Stone
- Nova (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Miki Itou · English voice: Dorothy Elias-Fahn
- Clef (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Nozomu Sasaki · English voice: Steve Staley
- Zagato (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Juurouta Kosugi · English voice: Lex Lang
- Emeraude (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Megumi Ogata · English voice: Wendee Lee
- Presea (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Emi Shinohara · English voice: Mari Devon
- Ascot (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Minami Takayama · English voice: Mona Marshall
- Caldina (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuko Nagashima · English voice: Lenore Zann
- Asuka (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Chinami Nishimura · English voice: Sandy Fox
- Alcyone (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuri Amano · English voice: Barbara Goodson
- Tatra (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kikuko Inoue · English voice: Melissa Fahn
- Lafarga (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yukimasa Kishino · English voice: Bob Papenbrook
- Primera (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuri Shiratori · English voice: Rebecca Forstadt
- Rayearth (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Hideyuki Tanaka · English voice: Lex Lang
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: キライになれない (Kirai ni Narenai) · Ayumi Nakamura
- Opening 2: 光と影を抱きしめたまま (Hikari to Kage wo Dakishimeta Mama) · Naomi Tamura
- Ending 1: ら・ら・ば・い~優しく抱かせて~ (Lullaby ~Yasashiku Dakasete~) · Minako Honda
- Ending 2: いつか輝く (Itsuka Kagayaku) · Keiko Yoshinari