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Synopsis:
Move over Indiana Jones! Here comes Go Takarada! He's brave! He's smart! He's Handsome! But how many treasures can a high school student find in his own hometown? Well, that'll never stop our energetic hero from trying. His abundant enthusiasm does pay off one day when, while running away from a very aggravated priest whose shrine he has just trashed, her runs straight into an Elf Princess named Rane.

Ignoring a language barrier of titanic proportions, Go starts tearing through the city trying to find the secret treasure that is foretold to appear. His treasure-hunting plans put the wealthy Yumenokata Foundation and the brave members of the Fire Department into a free-for-all melee of confusion, explosions, and intrigue. Meanwhile, in the middle of all the chaos, another elf named Leen appears before Mari, Go's neighbor and childhood friend.

Will Go ever realize how Mari truly feels about him? Will Mari ever notice how her father's right-hand man feels about her? How many sisters does Go have anyway? And will Leen ever remember what she came here to do? You may not find those answers in Elf Princess Rane, but with a cast of characters so outrageous that you'll be rolling on the floor with hysterics within seconds, who cares? Already a fan-favorite, this video is sure to be an instant hit.

Credits:
Director: Akitaro Daichi
Script: Taishi Yamazaki
Character Design & Chief Animator: Toshihide Masudate
Design Works: Takeshi Yamazaki
Art Director: Kenichi Harada
Sound Director: Kazuya Yanaka
Music: Harukichi Yamamoto
Animation Production: Dangun Pictures
Produced and Released by: KSS Inc.
Producer of English Version: John Sirabella
Production Manager: Sam Leibowitz
Production Assistant: Clark Cheng
Package Design: Merideth Mulroney
Translation: Tokyo Rose

Elf Princess Rane © 1995 KSS Inc.
US Release and Package Design © Anime Works / Media Blasters

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