Masquerade (OAV)
Zoku Gosenzo (OAV) (sequel)
Alternative title:
Gosenzo San-e (Japanese)
御先祖賛江 (Japanese)
Age rating:
Adults only! (Contains explicit sexual content)
Plot Summary:
Masquerade is the story surrounding the Hiraga bloodline in which Gen is a part of. Recently orphaned, he moves in to his grandmother's house and unwittingly triggers the Hiraga clan's curse in which nearly every member leads a tragically short life. In his grandmother's house, Gen begins to unravel vaguely remembered memories from a dream he's always had. With the help of an American graduate student, they try to uncover the secret of the Hiraga bloodline, the whispered legend of immortality that is locked in his genes, and a way to keep Gen from sharing the same fate that every one of his ancestors before him has suffered.
User Ratings:
40 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
4
Episode titles: We have 4
Vintage:
1998-09-25
2000 (English Language Version)
Releases: We have 8
Official website:
Green Bunny (Japanese)
Green Bunny - Gosenzo (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 1
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Director: Yusuke Yamamoto Script: Music: T.K. Crow Original creator: Masaki Kajishima Original Character Design: Masaki Kajishima Character Design: Kazunori Takahashi Art director: Shigeru Ikebata Producer: Animation: Kazunori Takahashi Animation producer: Ikuo Saito Assistant producer: Jiro Tomi Director Of Cinematography: Akio Saitô Editing: Seiji Morita Layout: Kazuhiko Shibuya Music Director: Toru Nakano Planning: Production manager: Takeshi Yamazaki Production Staff: Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki Sound Recording: Takako Morozato | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: Humphrey G. Kumano ADR Producer: Kip Kaplan Dubbing Coordinator: Doshell Propivo Dubbing Manager: T. Bone Wang Engineer: Andre DeBourge | Dare Duvall as Sakurako Frederica Lex as Beth Jane Lancaster as Ayumi Lynna Dunham as Mitsuko Mina Sands as Sakura Shannon Conley as Jennifer Tony Medlin as Gen | |||||||
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