The appeal and evaluation of Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight

Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight Edition - Review and Details

■ Public Media

OVA

■ Original Media

Anime Original

■ Release date

September 21, 1985

■Release and sales

・Publisher: Nippon Columbia

■Frequencies

35 min

■Original Story

・Original work: Go Nagai

■ Director

・Director: Kazuyuki Okasako

■ Production

Produced by Hiromedia and Kaname Productions

■ Story

In the future, humanity is able to travel between different dimensions. Fandora, a dimensional hunter, pursues criminals operating between dimensions. She visits the Kingdom of Rem with her partner Que, only to find that it no longer has the beauty it once had, and the young women have disappeared. Behind the scenes, a mysterious man named Gelsberg is scheming...

■Explanation

This work is an OVA adaptation of an unpublished work by manga artist Go Nagai. It is a fantasy set in a future dimensional universe. Go Nagai is a master of masterpieces such as "Devilman" and "Mazinger Z", so it must have been a great joy for his fans to see his unpublished work see the light of day as an OVA. This work successfully draws viewers into an unknown world by depicting adventures and battles that transcend dimensions.

■Cast

・Fandora/Mitsuko Horie ・Que/Akira Kamiya ・Yog-Sogoth (Gelsberg)/Makio Inoue ・Ramia/Keiko Toda

■ Main staff

・Planning, production / Hiromedia, Kaname Productions・Director / Kazuyuki Okasako・Animation coordinator / Masanori Kageyama・General producer / Hiromasa Shibazaki・Assistant general producer / Mamoru Suzuki・Producer / Akihiro Nagao・Screenplay / Koichi Mizude, Takashi Yamada・Character design / Hideki Tamura・Mechanic design / Shohei Obara・Monster design / Takahiro Toyomasu・Animation director / Masahiro Shida・Art director / Goichi Kudo・Background / Atelier Rourke, Gendai Seisaku Shudan・Director of photography / Hitoshi Kaneko・Music / Nozomi Aoki・Sound director / Noriyoshi Matsuura・Color setting / Kiyomi Yokoo, Fumie Watanabe・Developing / Tokyo Developing Lab・Editing / Shuichi Kakesu, Masahiro Matsumura・Sound production / Gen・Sound recording / Harutoshi Otsuka, Yoshio Obara・Sound effects / Yasuyuki Konno・Production desk / Kozo Ogata・Production / Hiromedia, Kaname Productions

■ Main Characters

・Fandora A bounty hunter and Dimension Hunter who hunts down criminals operating in multiple dimensions. A beautiful girl with long purple hair and a miniskirt. She fights her enemies using the Rupiah Jewel, which holds mysterious powers. Fandora's character is portrayed as a heroine who combines strength and beauty, making a strong impression on viewers. Her fighting style and actions give the impression of professionalism as a Dimension Hunter, and are an important element in adding excitement to the story.

・Que: Fandora's partner and spaceship pilot. A playful young man with the ability to transform. His true identity is a dragon, but even Fandora does not know this. Que's character, in combination with Fandora, adds humor and tension to the story. In particular, his ability to transform plays an important role in the battle scenes, surprising the viewers.

・Yog Soggoth (Gelsberg)
The Pope of the Kadath Cult who assassinated the King of the Kingdom of Rem, known as the ideal kingdom. He turned the people into evil cultists and took control of the country. Gersberg is portrayed as the central villain of the story, and his ambitions and actions drive the adventures of Phandora and company. Gersberg's character is deep and leaves a strong impression on the viewer.

・Raymia is the princess of the Kingdom of Alem and the only daughter of the king. After being kidnapped by Gersberg, she has become a completely different person and has become his minion. The character of Raymia symbolizes the tragic element of the story, and her transformation and conflict move the viewer's heart.

■ Main robot items

・Lupia's Jewel A mysterious red jewel attached to Fandora's crown. It shines during battle and becomes Fandora's sword and shield. Gelsberg was after it. Lupia's Jewel is an important item in the story, and highlights Fandora's fighting style and abilities. The power of the jewel and its background are elements that keep viewers intrigued.

■ Related works

・"Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.2 Dead Lander Edition"
・"Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.3 Fantos Edition"

■ Theme songs and music

・TM1
・The Door to the Heart ・Composer: Kimura Maki ・Lyrics: Kimura Maki ・Arranger: Aoki Nozomu ・Singer: Hashimoto Ushio

・IN1
・Dream Hunter・Lyrics by Arisu Sato・Music by Maki Kimura・Arrangement by Nozomi Aoki・Vocals by Ushio Hashimoto

■Review

"Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight" is an OVA released in 1985, a fantasy action based on an unpublished work by Go Nagai. This work succeeds in drawing the viewer into an unknown world by depicting adventures and battles that transcend dimensions. Below, we will evaluate this work from various perspectives, including the story, characters, visuals, and music, and explain why we recommend it.

story

The story of "Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight" draws viewers in with its adventures and battles that transcend dimensions. The events leading up to Fandora and Que's visit to the Kingdom of Rem and their discovery of Gelsberg's secret activities are tense and exciting. In particular, the transformation of the Kingdom of Rem and the tragic fate of Lamia will touch the hearts of viewers. The story unfolds smoothly, ensuring that viewers will be able to enjoy it all the way to the end without getting bored. The worldview that transcends dimensions will also stimulate viewers' imaginations and heighten their anticipation for new adventures.

character

The characters in this work are unique and attractive. Fandora is portrayed as a heroine who combines strength and beauty, making a strong impression on the viewer. Her fighting style and actions show her professionalism as a Dimension Hunter, and are an important element that adds excitement to the story. Que, in combination with Fandora, adds humor and tension to the story. In particular, his transformation ability plays an important role in the battle scenes, surprising the viewer. Gelsberg is portrayed as the central villain of the story, and his ambition and actions drive the adventure of Fandora and company. The character of Reimia symbolizes the tragic elements of the story, and her transformation and conflict move the viewer's heart. These characters enrich the story and deeply move the viewer.

picture

The visuals in "Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part 1: Rem Fight" are of very high quality for a 1985 OVA. The character designs are by Tamura Hideki, and the characters, such as Fandora and Que, are attractively drawn. The mechanic designs are by Obara Shohei, and the monster designs are by Toyomasu Takahiro, and they realistically express the battle scenes and the world of the dimensions. With the cooperation of animation director Shida Masahiro and art director Kudo Goichi, the visuals are beautiful and draw the viewer in. The backgrounds are by Atelier Rourke and Gendai Seisaku Shudan, and they portray the world of the dimensions realistically. Thanks to the skills of cinematographer Kaneko Jin, the visuals are vivid and leave a strong impression on the viewer. These visual techniques enrich the story and deeply move the viewer.

music

The music for "Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight Edition" was composed by Aoki Nozomu, and is an important element in adding excitement to the story. The theme songs "Door to the Heart" and "Dream Hunter", composed and written by Kimura Maki, touch the hearts of viewers. In particular, "Door to the Heart" is a song that symbolizes Fandora's strength and beauty, and leaves a strong impression on viewers. "Dream Hunter" is a perfect song for a story that depicts adventures and battles that transcend dimensions, stimulating the imagination of viewers. These pieces of music enrich the story and deeply move viewers.

■Reasons for recommendation

"Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora Part.1 Rem Fight" successfully draws viewers into an unknown world by depicting adventures and battles that transcend dimensions. The story is tense and exciting, and the characters are unique and attractive. The visuals are of very high quality for a 1985 OVA, and the music is an important element in livening up the story. The combination of these elements makes it a work that deeply moves viewers. I would especially recommend this to fans of Go Nagai and those who like fantasy action. I would also recommend it to those who are attracted to the worldview and charm of the characters that transcend dimensions. Watching this work will increase your expectations for new adventures and stimulate your imagination.