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Original run April 1, 1998 – September 30, 1998 Episodes 27 Manga The Grey Witch Written by Illustrated by Tomomasa Takuma Published by Demographic Magazine Original run December 10, 2013 – April 10, 2015 Volumes 3 Other Record of Lodoss War ( ロードス島戦記, Rōdosu-tō Senki, lit., 'Lodoss Island War Chronicle') is a franchise of by based on the work he originally created for a world called as a rules-free setting for (RPGs). There have since been multiple, and adaptations, several of which have been translated into. The plots generally follow the conventions and structure of the RPG systems including and, in which several characters of distinct undertake a specific. Contents. Origins Record of Lodoss War was created in 1986 by as a 'replay' serialized in the Japanese magazine from 1986 to 1988, though they also used the setting with other systems such as and. Replays are not novels, but transcripts of RPG sessions, meant to both hold the interest of readers and convey the events that took place.

They have proven to be popular, even to those who do not play but are fans of fiction (including fantasy fiction). Similar to, many characters and parties in replays have become popular as characters of. An example of such a character is the female elf Deedlit in Record of Lodoss War, who was played by novelist Hiroshi Yamamoto during the RPG sessions. The popularity of the Record of Lodoss War replays was such that the Ryo Mizuno started to adapt the story into some of the earliest Japanese-language domestic novels in 1988. When the replay series went on to become a trilogy, had to abandon the rules and create their own game, dubbed Record of Lodoss War Companion and released in 1989. Further information: Record of Lodoss War recounts the adventures of a youth by the name of Parn, the son of a dishonored knight. Part of his for adventuring is to find out what happened to his father, and to restore his family's.

Despite his inexperience, Parn is considered the leader, who is accompanied by his childhood best friend Etoh, his friend and sometimes advisor Slayn (and later by Slayn's lover Leylia), and his newfound mentor Ghim. They are accompanied by Parn's romantic interest, the high Deedlit, who comes from the Forest of No Return seeking an answer to her people's isolationism and an end to what she sees as a slow march to; and a thief named Woodchuck. Throughout the series, Parn comes into contact with friends and foes alike. His allies include King Kashue, King Fahn, Shiris, and Orson; his enemies include Emperor Beld, Ashram, and the evil necromancer Wagnard. The adaption and its derivative continues the adventures of Parn for the first eight episodes, but then focuses on Spark and his to complete a tasked onto him to protect Neese, the daughter of Slayn and Leylia.

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He is accompanied by his own cast of friends in the form of Leaf, Garrack, Greevus, Aldo, and Ryna. The television series shares similarities with the plot of the OVA, such as Wagnard seeking to kidnap Neese in order to use her as a reagent for the resurrection of Naneel, a priestess and the of Kardis who was slain by Leylia's mother, the high priestess Neese a short time after the battle with the demonic god. Leylia was the reincarnation of Naneel, but when she lost her virginity she was no longer capable of being the doorway or reagent needed to unseal Naneel. The third series, places the former Ashram into the seat of a would-be who is placed under a spell by a 'god beast' of Crystania. The series then focuses on Pirotess, his dark elven lover, as she tries to find a way to free him from the clutches of the spell and to restore him back to his living self.

Other media Home video releases The original OVA series and the TV series had both been released in North America through on VHS and on DVD. The OVA and TV series were slated for a Blu-ray release through, but they have now dropped all plans to re-release the series. On April 14, 2017, announced their license to both the OVA series and the Chronicles of the Heroic Knight TV series and will release the OVA on both Blu-ray and DVD and the TV series on DVD in one set on July 18, 2017. Record of Lodoss War Online The Japanese online game company GameOn announced that it acquired the global license to make an online game for computers and mobile phones based on the Record of Lodoss War fantasy franchise from Kadokawa Production and Slowcurve. Ryo Mizuno, the novelist and co-creator of the franchise, will serve as a supervisor on the development of the online game. GameOn plans to release the game outside Japan. GameOn also said that the new game will not be browser-based.

The game, Record of Lodoss War Online was released in February 2016. See also:. 1990 Record of Lodoss War ( ロードス島戦記, Rōdosu-tō Senki) 13 episode. 1998 Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight ( ロードス島戦記 英雄騎士伝, Rōdosu-tō Senki: Eiyū Kishiden) 27 episode. 1998 Welcome to Lodoss Island!.

Legulalp, Serdar (2014-05-28). About.com Anime. Retrieved 2014-08-12.

^ Yasuda, Hitoshi. Record of Lodoss War 1: The Grey Witch ( ロードス島戦記 灰色の魔女, Rōdosutō Senki Haiiro no Majo). By Ryo Mizuno. Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, 1988. Retrieved 2012-03-19. Anime News Network. Retrieved 2012-03-19.

April 14, 2017. Retrieved April 14, 2017. Anime News Network. Retrieved 2012-03-19. 'Record of Lodoss War'.

Further reading. Divers, Allen (2 July 2003). Tankobon Tower (column). External links. (in Japanese).

(anime) at 's encyclopedia. (in Italian). (in English).

Original run April 1, 1998 – September 30, 1998 Episodes 27 Manga The Grey Witch Written by Illustrated by Tomomasa Takuma Published by Demographic Magazine Original run December 10, 2013 – April 10, 2015 Volumes 3 Other Record of Lodoss War ( ロードス島戦記, Rōdosu-tō Senki, lit., 'Lodoss Island War Chronicle') is a franchise of by based on the work he originally created for a world called as a rules-free setting for (RPGs). There have since been multiple, and adaptations, several of which have been translated into. The plots generally follow the conventions and structure of the RPG systems including and, in which several characters of distinct undertake a specific. Contents.

Origins Record of Lodoss War was created in 1986 by as a 'replay' serialized in the Japanese magazine from 1986 to 1988, though they also used the setting with other systems such as and. Replays are not novels, but transcripts of RPG sessions, meant to both hold the interest of readers and convey the events that took place. They have proven to be popular, even to those who do not play but are fans of fiction (including fantasy fiction). Similar to, many characters and parties in replays have become popular as characters of. An example of such a character is the female elf Deedlit in Record of Lodoss War, who was played by novelist Hiroshi Yamamoto during the RPG sessions.

The popularity of the Record of Lodoss War replays was such that the Ryo Mizuno started to adapt the story into some of the earliest Japanese-language domestic novels in 1988. When the replay series went on to become a trilogy, had to abandon the rules and create their own game, dubbed Record of Lodoss War Companion and released in 1989.

Further information: Record of Lodoss War recounts the adventures of a youth by the name of Parn, the son of a dishonored knight. Part of his for adventuring is to find out what happened to his father, and to restore his family's.

Despite his inexperience, Parn is considered the leader, who is accompanied by his childhood best friend Etoh, his friend and sometimes advisor Slayn (and later by Slayn's lover Leylia), and his newfound mentor Ghim. They are accompanied by Parn's romantic interest, the high Deedlit, who comes from the Forest of No Return seeking an answer to her people's isolationism and an end to what she sees as a slow march to; and a thief named Woodchuck. Throughout the series, Parn comes into contact with friends and foes alike. His allies include King Kashue, King Fahn, Shiris, and Orson; his enemies include Emperor Beld, Ashram, and the evil necromancer Wagnard. The adaption and its derivative continues the adventures of Parn for the first eight episodes, but then focuses on Spark and his to complete a tasked onto him to protect Neese, the daughter of Slayn and Leylia. He is accompanied by his own cast of friends in the form of Leaf, Garrack, Greevus, Aldo, and Ryna. The television series shares similarities with the plot of the OVA, such as Wagnard seeking to kidnap Neese in order to use her as a reagent for the resurrection of Naneel, a priestess and the of Kardis who was slain by Leylia's mother, the high priestess Neese a short time after the battle with the demonic god.

Leylia was the reincarnation of Naneel, but when she lost her virginity she was no longer capable of being the doorway or reagent needed to unseal Naneel. The third series, places the former Ashram into the seat of a would-be who is placed under a spell by a 'god beast' of Crystania. The series then focuses on Pirotess, his dark elven lover, as she tries to find a way to free him from the clutches of the spell and to restore him back to his living self. Other media Home video releases The original OVA series and the TV series had both been released in North America through on VHS and on DVD. The OVA and TV series were slated for a Blu-ray release through, but they have now dropped all plans to re-release the series. On April 14, 2017, announced their license to both the OVA series and the Chronicles of the Heroic Knight TV series and will release the OVA on both Blu-ray and DVD and the TV series on DVD in one set on July 18, 2017. Record of Lodoss War Online The Japanese online game company GameOn announced that it acquired the global license to make an online game for computers and mobile phones based on the Record of Lodoss War fantasy franchise from Kadokawa Production and Slowcurve.

Ryo Mizuno, the novelist and co-creator of the franchise, will serve as a supervisor on the development of the online game. GameOn plans to release the game outside Japan. GameOn also said that the new game will not be browser-based. The game, Record of Lodoss War Online was released in February 2016. See also:. 1990 Record of Lodoss War ( ロードス島戦記, Rōdosu-tō Senki) 13 episode.

1998 Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight ( ロードス島戦記 英雄騎士伝, Rōdosu-tō Senki: Eiyū Kishiden) 27 episode. 1998 Welcome to Lodoss Island!.

Record Of Lodoss War: Advent Of Cardice

Legulalp, Serdar (2014-05-28). About.com Anime. Retrieved 2014-08-12.

^ Yasuda, Hitoshi. Record of Lodoss War 1: The Grey Witch ( ロードス島戦記 灰色の魔女, Rōdosutō Senki Haiiro no Majo). By Ryo Mizuno. Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, 1988. Retrieved 2012-03-19. Anime News Network. Retrieved 2012-03-19.

April 14, 2017. Retrieved April 14, 2017. Anime News Network. Retrieved 2012-03-19.

'Record of Lodoss War'. Further reading. Divers, Allen (2 July 2003).

Tankobon Tower (column). External links. (in Japanese). (anime) at 's encyclopedia. (in Italian). (in English).