Fortune Quest L (Fortune Quest)

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Japanese: フォーチュン·クエストL

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Type: TV

Episodes: 26

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Oct 18, 1997 to May 23, 1998

Premiered: Fall 1997

Broadcast: Sundays at 01:35 (JST)

Producers: E&G Films

Licensors: Media Blasters

Studios: None found, add some

Source: Novel

Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy

Duration: 23 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Statistics

Score: 7.09¹ (scored by 674 users)

¹ indicates a weighted score.

Ranked: #3919²

² based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #10628

Members: 2,440

Favorites: 8

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Synopsis

Our story is set in another world, parallel to ours. We meet Pastel, an orphan girl, 18 years old, who lives with a group of adventurers in a small house. Pastel works as a writer and also a "mapper", charting towns, the countryside, rivers and mountains with sketches and illustrations.

She is highly respected by her friends as her intelligence and honesty are extraordinary. Living in the house with Pastel, we meet Clay, a young swordsman; Trapp, the son of a bandit chieftain; Kitton, literally a working dictionary and a descendant of the Family Kittons; Knoll, a big guy a with tender heart; Whitey, a baby dragon; and Rumy, an infant sorcerer of the tribe "Elf." Together this odd group become involved in many mysterious adventures from treasure hunting, to searching for a missing person, to challenging a riddle, to many more unexpected quests.

(Source: Enoki Films USA)

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Prequel:

Fortune Quest: Yonimo Shiawase na Boukensha-tachi

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Characters & Voice Actors

G. King, Pastel

Main

Nakagawa, Akiko
Japanese

Shiro

Main

Kasai, Ritsuko
Japanese

S. Anderson, Clay

Main

Morikawa, Toshiyuki
Japanese

Rumy

Main

Ishimura, Tomoko
Japanese

Kitton

Main

Takato, Yasuhiro
Japanese

Trapp

Main

Iwanaga, Tetsuya
Japanese

Knoll

Main

Onishi, Takeharu
Japanese

Lindsay, Gear

Supporting

Madono, Mitsuaki
Japanese

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Staff

Watanabe, Takashi

Director

Satou, Hidekazu

Director

Watanabe, Sumio

Episode Director, Storyboard, Key Animation

Iwasaki, Yoshiaki

Storyboard

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Opening Theme

"Good Fine Everyday" by sus4

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Ending Theme

"Hoshi no Koe (星の声)" by Sus4

Reviews

May 13, 2012

keronyam

Recommended

I've watched this during the late 90's and I have to say it's very decent to watch this nowadays if you're looking for a feel-good anime that is focused mainly on adventure and magic. I have a few ups and downs about the series.

On the positive note, it has good character development as each adventure gives us a background of at least one of the main characters. Each character is far different from one another and I have personally enjoyed how they compromise and blend in with one another.

I cannot say that the art is great, but for an anime that was released ...

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Feb 8, 2011

kitphiroth

Mixed Feelings

At this point in time, this anime is one for gamers with silly jokes that mostly gamers would find funny. There isn't a whole lot to say about this anime because it was never subbed and there is only 5 english dubbed episodes or subbed, whatever. It's a decent anime, but be warned that finding it is not only difficult but it seems to be only in Japanese and I have yet to find it subtitled and I do not speak it.

So, I'd steer clear unless you know japanese. The animation is good and the characters seemed fun, but it was ...