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* RecycledInSpace: ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki. Was licensed by Creator/CentralParkMedia for an American VHS release on the US manga corps label, but has not been released on DVD (or at all in the UK).
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A fairly obscure two-part 1989 OVA series from 1989, electronics giant {{Creator/Toshiba}} (of all companies), based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki. Was licensed by Creator/CentralParkMedia for an American VHS release on the US manga corps label, but has not been released on DVD (or at all in the UK).
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* WouldHitAGirl: In episode 2, Rieg's hired hands are not averse to beating up the ladies when they try to stop hem dong their job. Rieg himself ends up pulling a sword on Ray near the end.
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* WouldHitAGirl: In episode 2, Rieg's hired hands are not averse to beating up the ladies when they try to stop hem them dong their job. Rieg himself ends up pulling a sword on Ray near the end.
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* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenage girls, if their mannerisms aren't always.
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* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenage girls, if their mannerisms aren't always.always.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: [[spoiler: Ray uses her crystal pendant (by means of its refractive properties) as one of these on the second Ord temple in episode 2, in order to prevent Rieg from successfully controlling it.]]
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** Mai and Mami also have their moments, such as escaping the bad guys by [[spoiler: stealing the handle from the train's engine, jumping from the train and onto the bad guys' truck(!)]] in the opening of episode 1, and proving themselves pretty capable in a fight with the mooks in Episode 2.
* NoOSHACompliance: Practically a plot point in episode 2, given Rieg's disregard for the safety of his men, getting several killed.
** In the second episode, a crystal necklace Rieg gave as a present to Ray when she was a girl [[spoiler: is used by her to sabotage his efforts to harness the Ord power of light, by refracting the beams so that it destroys the complex.]]
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* WouldHitAGirl: In episode 2, Rieg's hired hands are not averse to beating up the ladies when they try to stop hem dong their job. Rieg himself ends up pulling a sword on Ray near the end.
* WouldntHitAGirl: The chief of the workers hired by Ray is this and chides his men for being violent towards women.
* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenagegirls.girls, if their mannerisms aren't always.
* WouldntHitAGirl: The chief of the workers hired by Ray is this and chides his men for being violent towards women.
* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenage
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki. Was licensed by Creator/CentralParkMedia for VHS release on the US manga corps label, but has not been released on DVD.
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki. Was licensed by Creator/CentralParkMedia for an American VHS release on the US manga corps label, but has not been released on DVD.
DVD (or at all in the UK).
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki.
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki.
Okazaki. Was licensed by Creator/CentralParkMedia for VHS release on the US manga corps label, but has not been released on DVD.
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, apparently based on a manga by Takeshi Okazaki.
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, apparently based on a manga of the previous year by Takeshi Okazaki.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation. [[spoiler: Though it is revealed in the second episode she used to have a crush on him as a young girl.]]
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation. [[spoiler: Though in contrast, it is revealed in the second episode she used to have a crush on him as a young girl.]]
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* RecycledInSpace: ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
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* RecycledInSpace: ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]EIGHTIES!]]-]
* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenage girls.
* {{Tomboy}}: Mai and Mami seem pretty boyish-looking for teenage girls.
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* {{Mayincatec}}: The Ords, who are suggested as being forerunners of some of the real civilizations that inspired this trope.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation. [[spoiler: Though it is revealed in the second episode she use used to have a crush on him as a young girl.]]
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation. [[spoiler: Though it is revealed in the second episode she use to have a crush on him as a young girl.]]
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* {{Macguffin}}: The mirror of the Ords which is the secret to unlocking their power.
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* PlotDevice: The Ord mirror which is key to unlocking the power inside their temples.
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Archeologist Rayna "Ray" Kazuki is in South America studying a mysterious civilization known as the Ords, who are commonly believed in-universe to worship the Sun but in fact were able to harness the power of light, a secret known to Ray and her grandfather, who left an artifact in her safekeeping which is key to unlocking this mysterious power, which bad guy (and Ray's grandfather's former assistant) Rieg Vader will do anything to possess. Into the mix come twin teenage girls Mai and Mami, who have stolen the artifact and travel from Japan to meet up with Ray in hopes that she'll help them in search of lost treasure they think exists.
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* RecycledInSpace: "''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
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* RecycledInSpace: "''Franchise/IndianaJones'' ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Rieg acts this way towards Ray in the first episode, though this may be a form of intimidation.
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* AdventurerArcheologist: Ray, and on the bad side Rieg Vader.
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* AdventurerArcheologist: AdventurerArchaeologist: Ray, and on the bad side Rieg Vader.
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* PluckyGirl: Mai and Mami, again. Despite being young they manage to travel all the way to South America and don't let being shot at by the bad guys whilst they're on the train deter them.
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* PluckyGirl: Mai and Mami, again. Despite being young they manage to travel all the way to South America and don't let being shot at by the bad guys whilst they're on the train deter them. In the second episode, they go looking for Ray despite having few leads.
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A fairly obscure two-part OVA series from 1989, apparently based on a manga by Takeshi Okazaki.
Archeologist Rayna "Ray" Kazuki is in South America studying a mysterious civilization known as the Ords, who are commonly believed in-universe to worship the Sun but in fact were able to harness the power of light, a secret known to Ray and her grandfather, who left an artifact in her safekeeping which is key to unlocking this mysterious power, which bad guy (and Ray's grandfather's former assistant) Rieg Vader will do anything to possess. Into the mix come twin teenage girls Mai and Mami, who have stolen the artifact and travel from Japan to meet up with Ray in hopes that she'll help them in search of lost treasure they think exists.
!! The work contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Ray, who's also a black belt in karate and quite capable of kicking ass.
* AdventurerArcheologist: Ray, and on the bad side Rieg Vader.
* BigBad: Rieg Vader, who want to harness the power of the Ords for his own ends, claiming it will benefit humanity. [[spoiler: Never mind that it's inherently destructive and uncontrollable.]]
* BrattyHalfpint: Mai and Mami.
* {{Expy}}: The work was apparently made as a cash-in on the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' franchise and some reviewers see parallels with several characters: Ray as the DistaffCounterpart of Indy, Mai and Mami of Short Round from ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' and Rieg Vader being similar to Belloch from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''.
* {{Macguffin}}: The mirror of the Ords which is the secret to unlocking their power.
* KidSidekick: Mai and Mami to Ray, albeit reluctantly on the latter's part.
* PluckyGirl: Mai and Mami, again. Despite being young they manage to travel all the way to South America and don't let being shot at by the bad guys whilst they're on the train deter them.
* RecycledInSpace: "''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
Archeologist Rayna "Ray" Kazuki is in South America studying a mysterious civilization known as the Ords, who are commonly believed in-universe to worship the Sun but in fact were able to harness the power of light, a secret known to Ray and her grandfather, who left an artifact in her safekeeping which is key to unlocking this mysterious power, which bad guy (and Ray's grandfather's former assistant) Rieg Vader will do anything to possess. Into the mix come twin teenage girls Mai and Mami, who have stolen the artifact and travel from Japan to meet up with Ray in hopes that she'll help them in search of lost treasure they think exists.
!! The work contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Ray, who's also a black belt in karate and quite capable of kicking ass.
* AdventurerArcheologist: Ray, and on the bad side Rieg Vader.
* BigBad: Rieg Vader, who want to harness the power of the Ords for his own ends, claiming it will benefit humanity. [[spoiler: Never mind that it's inherently destructive and uncontrollable.]]
* BrattyHalfpint: Mai and Mami.
* {{Expy}}: The work was apparently made as a cash-in on the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' franchise and some reviewers see parallels with several characters: Ray as the DistaffCounterpart of Indy, Mai and Mami of Short Round from ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'' and Rieg Vader being similar to Belloch from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''.
* {{Macguffin}}: The mirror of the Ords which is the secret to unlocking their power.
* KidSidekick: Mai and Mami to Ray, albeit reluctantly on the latter's part.
* PluckyGirl: Mai and Mami, again. Despite being young they manage to travel all the way to South America and don't let being shot at by the bad guys whilst they're on the train deter them.
* RecycledInSpace: "''Franchise/IndianaJones'' [-AS AN ANIME! [[DistaffCounterpart WITH A FEMALE PROTAGONIST!]] IN [[TheEighties THE EIGHTIES!]]-]
