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Slayers: The Motion Picture
Finished Airing Movie PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Slayers: The Motion Picture

劇場版スレイヤーズ · 1995

Rival sorceresses investigate a mysterious hot spring island plagued by ancient nightmares.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonSummer 1995 StudioJ.C.Staff SourceLight novel
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Wandering sorceress Lina Inverse crosses paths with Naga the White Serpent, a boastful rival sorceress with an unbearable laugh and delusions of grandeur. After acquiring discount travel vouchers from defeated bandits, the greedy magicians journey to the island of Mipross, renowned for its legendary hot spring resorts. However, their idyllic vacation vanishes when Lina experiences disturbing prophetic visions of an ancient catastrophe. Recruited by the local king to lift an ancient curse, Lina and Naga uncover the sinister machinations of the demon Joyrock, traveling through a temporal rift to battle demonic terrors and rewrite the island's tragic past.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Directed by Hiroshi Watanabe and Kazuo Yamazaki and animated by J.C.Staff, *Slayers: The Motion Picture* debuted in Japanese theaters in July 1995. Based on Hajime Kanzaka and Rui Araizumi's bestselling light novel series, the film was the first theatrical entry in the sprawling *Slayers* franchise. Showcasing the hilarious comedic dynamic between Megumi Hayashibara's Lina Inverse and Maria Kawamura's Naga, the movie was an immense box office hit. Praised for its explosive magical duels, sharp comedic timing, and rich fantasy worldbuilding, the movie launched a successful series of four subsequent theatrical sequels.
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