Injuu Seisen: Twin Angels - Production & Contact Info

Injuu Seisen: Twin Angels (1995)
Video | 200 min | Animation, Action, Adult

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Injuu Seisen: Twin Angels (1995)

Video | 200 min | Animation, Action, Adult

In 723 AD, eight celestial maidens ascended to bath in Lake Yogo, there one of those maidens lost her raiment and was unable to return to heaven, thus she married a man and gave birth to three children. The only male of those demigod ...See moreIn 723 AD, eight celestial maidens ascended to bath in Lake Yogo, there one of those maidens lost her raiment and was unable to return to heaven, thus she married a man and gave birth to three children. The only male of those demigod children was adopted by the historical figure, Sugawara Koreyoshi, and thus became known as Sugawara Michizane. Sugawara served the Heavenly Sovereign well, but was ousted from the court by the schemes of his rival, Fujiwara Tokihira. In exile, Sugiwara was poisoned by his rival, and but because he was a half-deity he became a powerful spirit, known as Tenjin-sama. Fujiwara Tokihira used the dark side of Teijin-sama becoming a power demon named Oniyasha Doui the leader of the Demon Beasts. However, the sisters of Sugawara were able to conceal the Demon Beast into the Demon World. In order to keep them trapped, the siblings formed an organization of the Tenjin Watchers. A millennium later, the Demon Beasts have finally found a way to escape their prison and seek to recruit Sugawara's heir, Onimaro into their ranks and terminate the Tenjin Watchers. Alas, the head of the Tenjin Watchers, Amatsu Genshu is too old to protect Onimaro effectively, thus she trust the family's heavenly raiment into the hands of her granddaughters, Ai and Mai. With the power of the raiment, the twins are able to transform into magical girls and slay the Demon Beasts with ease. However, the Demon Beasts are aware of their power, and thus use indirect approaches in order to defeat their enemies. See less

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29 cast members

Name	Known for
Nîna Kumagaya Amatsu Ai Amatsu Ai See fewer	Pokémon Chronicles (2002)
Kyôko Yagami Amatsu Mai Amatsu Mai See fewer	Injû seisen XX: Shimai naraku-hen (1997)
Arisa Andô Daigo Utako Daigo Utako See fewer	Fist of the North Star (1984)
Sharon Becker Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) (as Asia) Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) (as Asia) See fewer	Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie (1999)
James Carter Cathcart Onimaro / Oniyasha-Doji (voice) (version: English) (as Jimmy Zoppi) Onimaro / Oniyasha-Doji (voice) (version: English) (as Jimmy Zoppi) See fewer	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (2006)
Shannon Conley Sutra (voice) (version: English) (as Sonny Dey) Sutra (voice) (version: English) (as Sonny Dey) See fewer	Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
Mitsuko Etajima Amatsu Genshuu Amatsu Genshuu See fewer	Injuu Seisen: Twin Angels (1995)
Yumi Fukamizu Student Student See fewer	Cowboy Bebop (1998)
Matthew Harrington Kijyo King (voice) (version: English) (as Yotee) Kijyo King (voice) (version: English) (as Yotee) See fewer	Darkside Blues (1994)
Karen Jones Gensyu (voice) (version: English) Gensyu (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Takehito Koyasu Kama Kama See fewer	Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997)
Shari Lynn Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Melanie Miss Sakuri (voice) (version: English) Miss Sakuri (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Teenies 15: Jungstuten in Ausbildung (1996)
Yasushi Misaki Dekunobou Dekunobou See fewer	Injuu Seisen: Twin Angels (1995)
Iruka Nanami Genshu Amatsu (as Akiko Hyakutake) Genshu Amatsu (as Akiko Hyakutake) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Dan Olk Tokihira (voice) (version: English) (as Jack Taylor) Tokihira (voice) (version: English) (as Jack Taylor) See fewer	Yu Yu Hakusho: Fight for the Netherworld (1994)
Chris Orbach Kama (voice) (version: English) (as Hideo Seaver) Kama (voice) (version: English) (as Hideo Seaver) See fewer	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999)
Kristyn Phillips Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Lee Quick Ai Amatsu / Mai Amatsu / Genshu Amatsu (voice) (version: English) (as Heather Lee) Ai Amatsu / Mai Amatsu / Genshu Amatsu (voice) (version: English) (as Heather Lee) See fewer	Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back (1998)
Junior Ringenbach Matsukasaboshi (voice) (version: English) Matsukasaboshi (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Lew Roth Kurodama-Hoshi (voice) (version: English) Kurodama-Hoshi (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Twin Angels (1994)
Junko Sakuma Miss Iijima Miss Iijima See fewer	Blue Remains (2001)
Veronica Taylor Utako (voice) (version: English) Utako (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back (1998)
Masami Toyoshima Arisa Arisa See fewer	Akira (1988)
Sky Watkins Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) Additional Voices (voice) (version: English) See fewer	La Blue Girl (1992)
Kappei Yamaguchi Onimaro Onimaro See fewer	One Piece (1999)
Yuriko Yamaguchi Sakurai Sakurai See fewer	Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997)
Stuart Zagnit Dekunobo / Tokihira (voice) (version: English) (as Stan Hart) Dekunobo / Tokihira (voice) (version: English) (as Stan Hart) See fewer	Pokémon Puzzle League (2000)
Ryûzaburô Ôtomo Demon Demon See fewer	Ninja Scroll (1993)