23 minSeason 2 • Episode 51
LatestThings aren't looking good for Rosekstan and Shu's allies. Just then, the Shu/Blue Dragon emerges with Primella in its hand. Primella wakes up as she is given to Dr. Tarkovsky and General Szabo. Rudolph emerges from the war machine and fights the Shu/Blue Dragon. They match blow to blow until Rudolph uses his intangibility to keep the Shu/Blue Dragon from hitting him and then multiplies to attack the Shu/Blue Dragon. With help from Primella, the Shu/Blue Dragon destroys the duplicates. The Shu/Blue Dragon collides its punch with Rudolph's punch. The hopes of Shu's allies, Marumaro's siblings, and even the thought-dead Conrad, Griz, and Daner help give the Shu/Blue Dragon the strength to fight Rudolph. Their combined attacks results in an explosion that destroys the winged creatures and the dragons that Rudolph had summoned. As the Shu/Blue Dragon falls to the ground, Rudolph starts to crack up and explode taking his war machine with him.
A terrible and mysterious enemy attacks the small village of Shu and his friend Kluke. The great warrior Zola, followed by Jiro, will help them discover the ability to evoke shadows.
Visual Effects
Shadow creatures look like they ate the budget
Score
That OP still lives rent-free in millennial brains
Keiko Nemoto
Shu (voice)
Masaya Takatsuka
Blue Dragon (voice)
Daisuke Namikawa
Jiro (voice)
Koji Ochiai
Minotaur (voice)
Erino Hazuki
Kluke (voice)
Konomi Tsuboi
Phoenix (voice)
Sakiko Uran
Marumaro (voice)
Jin Horikawa
Saber Tiger (voice)
Saki Nakajima
Bouquet (voice)
Cho
Hippopotamus (voice)
Romi Park
Zola (voice)
Hochu Otsuka
Killer Bat (voice)
Hitomi Nabatame
Noi (voice)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This anime exists solely because Microsoft wanted Japanese kids to buy Xbox 360s. The game sold poorly; the anime outlived the console's relevance in Japan.
Akira Toriyama designed the characters, which explains why everyone looks like Dragon Ball extras who shopped at Hot Topic.
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