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* A StrategyRPG for the UsefulNotes/SegaCD produced by Creator/{{Sega}} and released in 1993.
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* A StrategyRPG for the UsefulNotes/SegaCD Platform/SegaCD produced by Creator/{{Sega}} and released in 1993.
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* BellyDancer: With it being set in the Middle East during its Golden Age, it's hard to imagine that we'll see an exotic dancer more often. Heck, we even saw one of them in episode 20 and some of them in episode 2 of the 2016 [=OVA=].
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The story takes place in a fantasy setting reminiscent of the ancient Middle East and feature the warring states of Pars and Lusitania (Pars is roughly the same as [[UsefulNotes/{{Iran}} Persia]]). The king of Pars--Andragoras--demotes one of his most loyal generals--Daryun--on the word of a man who proves to be a traitor. During a battle between the Lusitanians and Parsians the Lusitanians achieve victory and Daryun escapes with the crown prince of Pars--Arslan. The story details the ventures of Daryun and Arslan as they attempt to reclaim Pars and gain revenge against the Lusitanians while facing innumerable obstacles between them and their goals.
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The story takes place in a fantasy setting reminiscent of the ancient Middle East AncientPersia and feature the warring states of Pars and Lusitania (Pars is roughly the same as [[UsefulNotes/{{Iran}} Persia]]).Lusitania. The king of Pars--Andragoras--demotes one of his most loyal generals--Daryun--on the word of a man who proves to be a traitor. During a battle between the Lusitanians and Parsians the Lusitanians achieve victory and Daryun escapes with the crown prince of Pars--Arslan. The story details the ventures of Daryun and Arslan as they attempt to reclaim Pars and gain revenge against the Lusitanians while facing innumerable obstacles between them and their goals.
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The story takes place in a fantasy setting reminiscent of the ancient Middle East and feature the warring states of Pars and Lusitania (Pars is roughly the same as Persia/modern Iran). The king of Pars--Andragoras--demotes one of his most loyal generals--Daryun--on the word of a man who proves to be a traitor. During a battle between the Lusitanians and Parsians the Lusitanians achieve victory and Daryun escapes with the crown prince of Pars--Arslan. The story details the ventures of Daryun and Arslan as they attempt to reclaim Pars and gain revenge against the Lusitanians while facing innumerable obstacles between them and their goals.
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The story takes place in a fantasy setting reminiscent of the ancient Middle East and feature the warring states of Pars and Lusitania (Pars is roughly the same as Persia/modern Iran).[[UsefulNotes/{{Iran}} Persia]]). The king of Pars--Andragoras--demotes one of his most loyal generals--Daryun--on the word of a man who proves to be a traitor. During a battle between the Lusitanians and Parsians the Lusitanians achieve victory and Daryun escapes with the crown prince of Pars--Arslan. The story details the ventures of Daryun and Arslan as they attempt to reclaim Pars and gain revenge against the Lusitanians while facing innumerable obstacles between them and their goals.
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* AdaptationDistillation: The themes and cultural trappings exhibited in adaptations of ''Arslan Senki'' (both the OVA and the 2015 TV anime) borrow from the longer epic poem by Firdusi, the ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahnameh Shahnameh]] (شاهنامه , "The Book of Kings")''. One of the main characters of ''Shahnameh'', Kai Khosrow (کیخسرو), was acknowledged InUniverse to be the founder of Pars. His story arc of losing his kingdom and then rightfully regaining it is also basically Arslan's current plotline. Many supporting and side characters borrow their names from some characters inside ''Shanameh'' (such as Gieve, Farangis and Queen Tahamine) with varying similarity from the originals.
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* AdaptationDistillation: The themes and cultural trappings exhibited in adaptations of ''Arslan Senki'' (both the OVA and the 2015 TV anime) borrow from the longer epic poem by Firdusi, the ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahnameh Shahnameh]] (شاهنامه ( , "The Book of Kings")''. One of the main characters of ''Shahnameh'', Kai Khosrow (کیخسرو), (), was acknowledged InUniverse to be the founder of Pars. His story arc of losing his kingdom and then rightfully regaining it is also basically Arslan's current plotline. Many supporting and side characters borrow their names from some characters inside ''Shanameh'' (such as Gieve, Farangis and Queen Tahamine) with varying similarity from the originals.
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* A TV series adaptation, based of the Arakawa's manga. It was released between 2015 and 2016, adapting the first six novel volumes.
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* {{Bishounen}}: Every single male under 30, especially Arslan.
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* A 4-episode OVA series that follows up and continues the numbering of the films. It was released between 1993 and 1995, adapting untill novel five.
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* A 4-episode OVA series that follows up and continues the numbering of the films. It was released between 1993 and 1995.
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* A TV series adaptation of the manga by Arakawa. It was released between 2015 and 2016, adapting the first six novel volumes.
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* An audio play series released by Kadokawa Shoten between 1988 and 1994. It covers the first 9 volumes of the novels.
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** When Etoile/Estelle goes to Arslan for help to [[spoiler:rescue the imprisoned Innocentis]], Narsus points out that as a disgraced Squire, she does not have the authority to make any sort of promise that her superiors would consider binding in exchange for their help.
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** When Etoile/Estelle goes to Arslan for help to [[spoiler:rescue the imprisoned Innocentis]], Narsus coldly but accurately points out that as a disgraced Squire, she does not have the authority to make any sort of promise that her superiors would consider binding in exchange for their help.help.
** At one point Andragoras declares that Hilmes is just an imposter using a dead man's name to try to steal a kingdom for himself. While this may or may not be true, the Shah does correctly point out that Hilmes hasn't exactly presented any proof of his identity and lineage beyond his own word, which, as an officer of an enemy kingdom who stands to gain quite a lot from his story being believed, has to be considered suspect.
** At one point Andragoras declares that Hilmes is just an imposter using a dead man's name to try to steal a kingdom for himself. While this may or may not be true, the Shah does correctly point out that Hilmes hasn't exactly presented any proof of his identity and lineage beyond his own word, which, as an officer of an enemy kingdom who stands to gain quite a lot from his story being believed, has to be considered suspect.
