Gensomaden Saiyuki Reload Complete TV Series (DVD) Anime (English Sub)

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Gensomaden Saiyuki Reload Complete TV Series (DVD) () Anime

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Video
NTSC Full Screen
Audio
Japanese , Mandarin
Subtitle
English , Chinese
Disc
DVD Disc
Region code
Region code All

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Title : Gensomaden Saiyuki Reload Complete TV Series
Listing date : 18 May 2007
Disc Qty : 2 pcs
Weight : 190(g)

Synopsis
Consist of episode 1 to 25, complete TV series.

There was a time on a peaceful land where people and supernatural creatures can coexist in harmony. However, because of a calamity, these supernatural creatures began to run wild and wreak havoc. The reason behind the accident is actually caused by the revival process of a large mystical creature, King of Bull (Gyumaou).

The Heaven (Tenkai) which looked at the grieve situation summons a high rank monk (Genjou Sanzo) and assigns him to go to the west to stop the revival process of Gyumaou. The Heaven also assigns Son Goku, Sha Gojyo, and Cho Hakkai to join Genjou Sanzo to assist his mission.

The second installment of Saiyuki anime is also based on a well known story in China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan about a real journey of one Buddhist monk (AD 629) who travelled from China to India.

Synopsis
Consist of episode 1 to 25, complete TV series.

There was a time on a peaceful land where people and supernatural creatures can coexist in harmony. However, because of a calamity, these supernatural creatures began to run wild and wreak havoc. The reason behind the accident is actually caused by the revival process of a large mystical creature, King of Bull (Gyumaou).

The Heaven (Tenkai) which looked at the grieve situation summons a high rank monk (Genjou Sanzo) and assigns him to go to the west to stop the revival process of Gyumaou. The Heaven also assigns Son Goku, Sha Gojyo, and Cho Hakkai to join Genjou Sanzo to assist his mission.

The second installment of Saiyuki anime is also based on a well known story in China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan about a real journey of one Buddhist monk (AD 629) who travelled from China to India.