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Synopsis
The elves of Middle Earth never faced a foe as terrifying, as determined, as down right demented as Those Who Hunt Elves. Strongman Junpei, Hollywood actress Airi, teenage Ritsuko and their T-74 tank have landed in a (different) world of elves, and the spell to send them home has run amuck and split into five pieces that appear as tattoos on the bodies of five young female elves. So they set out on a quest to strip every elf they can lay their hands on until they find the missing spell pieces. Get ready for the wildest, craziest fantasy ever animated as Those Who Hunt Elves prove that elf stripping is more than just a job; it's an adventure! (Source: Sentai Filmworks)
Details
Those Who Hunt Elves is a 12-episode TV series produced by Group TAC, adapted from the manga, first broadcast in Fall 1996.
- Type
- TV
- Aired
- 1996-10-04 to 1996-12-20
- Season
- Fall 1996
- Episodes
- 12
- Duration
- 24 min per ep
- Source
- Manga
- Studio
- Group TAC
- Producers
- Sentai Filmworks, Amuse
Those Who Hunt Elves opening and ending songs
1 opening and 1 ending from Those Who Hunt Elves, and who performed each
The opening theme of Those Who Hunt Elves is “Angel Blue” (composed by Chihiro Kiryuu). Its ending theme is “Tensai wa Saigo ni Yatte Kuru” (composed by Hideki Tsutsumi).
Song titles link to Amazon Music.
Openings
- OP
- Chihiro Kiryuu · composition, arrangement
Endings
- ED
- Hideki Tsutsumi · composition, arrangement
- Natsumi Tadano · lyrics
Related titles
Other entries in the same franchise
- mangaThose Who Hunt Elves
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