Madan no ó to Vanadis
Screenplay:
Tatsuo SatōCinematography:
Atsushi IwasakiCast:
Haruka Tomatsu, Ai Kayano, Jūrōta Kosugi, Hōko Kuwashima, Takehito Koyasu, Hideo Ishikawa, Tomoaki Maeno, Masami Iwasaki, Yū Kobayashi, Kaito Ishikawa (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(13)
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Wind Princess of the Battlefield (E01)
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The Return Home (E02)
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Return of the Magic Marksman (E03)
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Snow Princess of the Frozen Ripple (E04)
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The Storming of the Tatra Mountains (E05)
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The Black Knight (E06)
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To Protect (E07)
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2,000 vs. 20,000 (E08)
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Thunder Swirl and Luminous Flame (E09)
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The Ormea Campaign (E10)
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Two War Maidens (E11)
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The Holy Grotto (Saint-Groel) (E12)
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The Widening World (E13)
Plots(1)
Tigre, a young noble, is captured by a beautiful female general from an enemy country. Though enchanting, her curves arent the only dangerous thing about her. Shes backed by an army of desirable warrior-goddesses called the Vanadis. Can the valiant Tigre survive the action-packed blend of fantasy and fan service!? (Anime Ltd)
Reviews (1)
The fictional setting of Lord Marksman and Vanadis is not very interesting (or rather it deserves better development) but the strategic depiction of battles using 3D figures was quite amusing. The main male protagonist is quite tolerable, so you get what all those voluptuous women see in him. What I consider as a relatively positive aspect is the fact that the episodes have a pretty good plot compared to similar anime series, so the show does not get too boring. The soundtrack is also OK. This show is easy to watch and can even be interesting at times. However, it does not deserve more than three stars in my book. 5/10.
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