Ceres, Celestial Legend - The Progenitor (DVD 5 of 8)
Volume: DVD 5 / 8
Running time: 75
Distributor: Viz Media
Release date: 2001-12-11
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: NR
UPC: 782009078197
Description:
The progenitor of the Mikage clan, the man that originally stole Ceres' hagoromo, is starting to take over Aki's mind - causing him to begin lusting after Aya. Grandfather Mikage is overjoyed with the transformation... until Aki goes on a rampage.
Meanwhile, Toya discovers a clue which could possibly trigger him to remember everything about his past.
(added on 2001-08-13, modified on 2002-01-11)
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