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Fighting Fairy Girl: Rescue Me, Mave-chan! (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 24, 2005

Original Title:
戦闘妖精少女 たすけて！メイヴちゃん

Alternate Titles:
Battle Fairy Girl Help! Mave-chan
Fighting Fairy Girl Rescue Me Mave-chan
Fighting Fairy Girl Rescue Me: Mave-chan
Fighting Fantasy Girl Rescue Me: Mave-chan
Rescue Me: Mave-chan
Sento Yosei Shojo Tasukete! Mave-chan
Sentou Yousei Shoujo Tasukete! Mave-chan
Sentō Yōsei Shōjo Tasukete! Mave-chan
Врятуй мене, бойова фея Мейв!

Genres:
Animation | Comedy | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Bandai Visual
Studio Fantasia

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 24

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rei Sugiyama never had much self-confidence but always found solace in watching anime. One day at an anime festival he is transported to another dimension where the jet planes from the anime, Yukikaze, take on the form of beautiful girls fighting a never-ending battle against the JAM. Rei will have to choose between going back home and saving the girls from a fate that awaits all anime, being erased by the Demon of Oblivion. In order to save himself and the girls…

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Production

Director:
Takeshi Mori

Screenplay:
Chôhei Kambayashi
Yuji Moriyama

Writer:
Takeshi Mori

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