Nazca (1998-1998)

Premiere:
April 6, 1998

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 12

Finale:
June 29, 1998

Original Title:
時空転抄ナスカ

Alternate Titles:
Jikuu Tenshou Nazca
Jikū Tenshō Nasuka
Οι Ξιφομάχοι του Πεπρωμένου
时空转抄Nazca
時空轉抄納斯卡

Genres:
Animation | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Production Companies:
GENCO
Pioneer LDC
Radix
TV Tokyo

Countries:
JP

Nazca is an anime series created by Yoshihiko Inamoto. It is about a group of people who are reincarnations of ancient Inca warriors who have returned to re-enact a civil war that resulted in the fall of the Inca Empire. Miura Kyoji, a dedicated kendo student, discovers that his instructor, Tate Masanari, is a reincarnated Inca warrior named Yawaru who wishes to destroy the world to purify it. Kyoji himself is the warrior Bilka, who foiled Yawaru's plans in their previous lives. As Yawaru gathers other awakened spirits to give him ever more power, Kyoji faces conflicting loyalties; he must decide if he is merely a vessel for the reincarnated soul, destined to fulfill a role given to him and destroy a person he liked and respected in order to save the world, or if he is a free individual who can bring Masanari to his senses and break the cycle of rebirth and human possession.

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