Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna: Kanashimi no Siren

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Synonyms: Galaxy Fraulein Yuna OVA 1, Galaxy Fraulein Yuna: Siren's Sadness, Ginga Ojou-sama Densetsu Yuna, Sorrowful Saline

Japanese: 銀河お嬢様伝説ユナ～哀しみのセイレーン～

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Type: OVA

Episodes: 2

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Sep 21, 1995 to Nov 22, 1995

Producers: Starchild Records, animate Film, Movic

Licensors: ADV Films

Studios: J.C.Staff

Source: Visual novel

Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi

Themes: Mahou Shoujo, Mecha

Duration: 28 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.23¹ (scored by 1,815 users)

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Ranked: #8506²

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Popularity: #8565

Members: 4,853

Favorites: 4

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Yuna Kagurazaka, a clumsy and sweet 16-year-old girl, had her life drastically changed when she won an intergalactic contest for the person with the purest heart. Now, she is an intergalactic superhero and magical girl known as the Savior of Light. She pilots the mecha El Line to maintain the peace of the universe. But Yuna's entire world is shaken when she is wrongfully accused of destroying a city with El Line. She is captured and taken prisoner by Misaki Ichijouin, a special agent from the Galaxy Alliance. However, Misaki soon realizes that she has been deceived and teams up with the rest of Yuna's friends to free the Savior and save the galaxy before an evil force is restored to power.

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Characters & Voice Actors

Kagurazaka, Yuna

Main

Yokoyama, Chisa
Japanese

Cube, Yuri

Main

Takahashi, Miki
Japanese

Kousaka, Erika

Supporting

Yajima, Akiko
Japanese

Ichijouin, Misaki

Supporting

Koorogi, Satomi
Japanese

Haruna

Supporting

Araki, Kae
Japanese

Tokudaiji, Mai

Supporting

Ichiryusai, Teiya
Japanese

Princess Mirage

Supporting

Mizutani, Yuuko
Japanese

Ryudia

Supporting

Nanba, Chieko
Japanese

Fraulein D

Supporting

Orikasa, Ai
Japanese

von Neuestein, Liavelt

Supporting

Touma, Yumi
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Watanabe, Jun

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Akahori, Satoru

Script

Shinbou, Akiyuki

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Yokoyama, Chisa

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Opening Theme

"Funny, Funny Little Girl" by Chisa Yokoyama

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Ending Theme

"Good Night, Moon Shadow" by Chisa Yokoyama

Reviews

Mar 31, 2011

WizardJo

Recommended

Galaxy Frauline Yuna is an adaption of a video game, I believe of the same name. It's strictly for people who like 90's anime, because it is very much a product of the period in which it was produced- if that makes sense. It's an overly sweet story about a remarkably sweet girl and her very sweet friends who save the universe a number of times with their mechanical armour, giant robots, and space ships. Theres also karaoke, a lesson in how to make the perfect fried egg, and teen idols. But despite appearances, there is a little bit of shojo ai so it's not ...

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Oct 21, 2019

voltwaffle

Recommended

I just want to point out that this show is a continuation of a video game series which was never released outside of Japan, so there's a good chance you'll have no idea what is going on when you first watch it.

There's honestly not a lot to say about this series since it's only two episodes and doesn't have any strong character or story development. If you love the early 90's aesthetic, then you'll enjoy it purely for that reason.

The series is similar to other early 90's magical girl series like Magic Knight Rayearth and Metal Fighter Miku.

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Jul 29, 2015

ktulu007

Mixed Feelings

Ginga Ojou-sama Densetsu Yuna was created in 1992 as a video game created and written by Mika Akitata and released by Hudson. The first titles were released for the PC Engine, known in America as the TurboGrafx. The game franchise also saw installments on the Sega Saturn, Playstation and, mos recently, PSP. So, it was a moderately successful series even if it never got released outside of Japan, which it didn't as far as I can tell. The series got two OVAs based on it from Movic, J.C. Staff, King Records & Toho. The first was released in '95 and it's the one we're going ...

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