Yoshiki Tanaka's The Heroic Legend of Arslan was adapted into a manga in November 1991. The manga caught up with the novel and received an original ending in September 1996. The manga received a six-part (unfinished) OVA.
The first two OVA episodes were released as "movies", which is why each one is an hour long, rather than the traditional half-hour, and were produced by Kadokawa Shoten and Sony Music Entertainment Japan. A second OVA series that followed up the first OVAs was released in 1995. Both OVAs were licensed by Central Park Media and were released on DVD and VHS.
List of Episodes[]
No. | Image | Title | Original airdate | ||||
01 |
[[File:|150px]] | The Heroic Legend of Arslan Arusurān Senki (アルスラーン戦記) |
August 17, 1991 | ||||
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02 |
[[File:|150px]] | The Heroic Legend of Arslan II Arusurān Senki II (アルスラーン戦記Ⅱ) |
1992 | ||||
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03 |
[[File:|150px]] | The Castle in the East and the Castle in the West Higashi no Shiro, Nishi no Shiro (東の城、西の城) |
1993 | ||||
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04 |
[[File:|150px]] | Road of Blood and Sweat Kanketsu Kōro (汗血公路) |
1993 | ||||
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05 |
The Solitary Horseman, Part I Seiba Kōei: Jō (征馬孤影・上) |
1995 | |||||
Arslan's troops face a new enemy in their rear as The Silver Mask tries to recover a symbol of the Parsian Royalty. | |||||||
06 |
File:ArslanOVA6.png | The Solitary Horseman, Part II Seiba Kōei: Ka (征馬孤影・下) |
September 21, 1995 | ||||
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Theme Songs[]
Ending Themes[]
- "Kutsuato no Hana" (靴跡の花? lit. Flowers in a Shoeprint) by Mimori Yusa (ep 1)[1]
- "Tokimeki wo Believe" (ときめきをBelieve? lit. Crush and Believe) by Yumi Tanimura (ep 2)[2]
- "Ryōte Ippai" (両手いっぱい? lit. Both Hands Full) by Shoko Suzuki (eps 3-6)[3]
Insert Songs[]
- "Kokushi Tenshi II" (告死天使Ⅱ? lit. Angelic Messenger of Death II) by Motoyoshi Hosotsubo
Producers[]
Notes
References