Reluctant Chosen One / Master Swordsman
Tenchi Muyo!
Tenchi Masaki is a perfectly ordinary Japanese teenager living with his grandfather near a Shinto shrine. He is about to have a very bad week. A space pirate named Ryoko, sealed away in a cave beneath the shrine for seven hundred years, gets loose, and within approximately forty-eight hours Tenchi's house is full: Ryoko, who oscillates between destroying things and fixating on Tenchi; Ayeka, a Juraian princess who considers Ryoko her sworn enemy; Sasami, Ayeka's little sister who is considerably more dangerous than she appears; Mihoshi, a Galaxy Police detective of supernatural incompetence; and Washu, the greatest scientific genius in the universe, who will tell you so unprompted.
Also Ryo-Ohki is there. Ryo-Ohki is a cabbit, part cat, part rabbit, part spaceship. She eats carrots.
Produced by AIC and directed by Hiroki Hayashi, Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki began in September 1992. The original OVA series across its first two installments runs thirteen episodes and tells a story that begins as a harem comedy and gradually reveals itself to be something much stranger and more mythologically dense, a space opera built on top of a domestic sitcom, with royal lineages and ancient wars buried under jokes about hot springs and cooking.
This is where the Western harem genre came from. This is what the anime clubs were trading tapes of before Pioneer showed up with a box set. This is the foundational text.
Thirteen OVA episodes. Watch them in order. Then watch Tenchi Universe if you want the TV series version of the same cast in a different continuity. Come back to the OVA when you're ready to find out what's actually going on.
Legend
Space Pirate / Chaos Manifest
+5 LORE
First Princess of Jurai / Royal Rival
Sasami
SPOILER!Second Princess of Jurai / Household Savior
Galaxy Police Detective / Chaos Magnet
Cabbit / Living Spaceship
No. 1 Genius Scientist / Creator
Kagato
SPOILER!Rogue Juraian / Cosmic Antagonist
Guides and reference pages for this series. More coming.
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