Suzuko and Shu are siblings who live in an undetermined part of Tokyo. While walking together one day, an explosion suddenly occurs, and Suzuko awakens in an unfamiliar place: the past. The time is during Japan's civil war, and the faces are anything but friendly. With the help of newly-met Shukumaru, Suzuko must unravel the mystery of her disappearance and discover the connection between these two worlds, while trying to figure out how she can return to her own time and place.

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Fire Tripper, created by Rumiko Takahashi as part of the Rumic World Trilogy, is a clear proto-Inuyasha done on a much smaller scale. The story features a headstrong female high school protagonist transported in a violence filled feudal era Japan and focuses on her romance with a warrior she meets. The only relevant difference is the lack of fantasy elements (aside from the time travel). Comparison aside, Fire tripper manages to have its own identity thanks to a surprisingly complex time travel aspect that managed to keep me engaged throughout its runtime but unfortunately lacks in most other areas such as: The blandest of all Takahashi’s character designs Painfully average action, even for 1985Barely characterized protagonists Boring looking, if well made, backgrounds and setting There’s some things to appreciate like the atmosphere in every dramatic scene, or the decently well developed romance but at the end of the day it’s a fairly forgettable work. Check it out only if you really like Takahashi, Inuyasha or 80s OVA in general.Next Rumic World Review -> Maris The Chojo

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