Magic Knight Rayearth
Three schoolgirls, a parallel world and CLAMP's blend of magical girl and mecha
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Hikaru Shidou - Magic Knight Rayearth - Vivit Figure - System Service
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Fuu Hououji - Magic Knight Rayearth - Vivit Figure - System Service
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Rayearth - Magic Knight Rayearth - Riobot - Sentinel
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Umi Ryuzaki - Magic Knight Rayearth - Acrylic Stand 02 - A3
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Hikaru Shidou - Kotobukiya
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CLAMP's Magic Knight Rayearth: three schoolgirls are summoned to Cephiro. Figures, manga and acrylic stands for the series are collected here.
More about Magic Knight Rayearth
Magic Knight Rayearth is a series by the artist collective CLAMP. The manga began in November 1993 in the girls' magazine Nakayoshi (Kodansha) and runs to six volumes: the first part ended in February 1995, the sequel in April 1996.
Three eighth-grade girls, Hikaru, Umi and Fuu, are transported from present-day Tokyo to the parallel world of Cephiro to rescue a princess. CLAMP combined magical girl, giant robots and fantasy for it; car models inspired the character names. From October 1994 to November 1995, Yomiuri TV aired the 49-episode anime series, produced together with Tokyo Movie Shinsha, and an OVA followed later.
The shop carries figures, manga and acrylic stands for the series, including announced Vivit Figures by System Service.