hi! can anyone tell me the following?

What is Fushigi Yugi Eidoken? I read that somewhere and I think there is only 4 episodes for it.. any info?

How many OVA’s does Fushigi Yugi have, and where can I find summaries of what they are about? (or can u tell me?)

How many movies are there?

And last but not least, how many volumes are ther for the manga?

Any info is appreciated.. thanx

-- Anonymous, October 14, 2003

Answers

Fushigi Yuugi Eikoden, from what I've heard is the new season or sequel... Fushigi Yuugi has 2 OVAs, I think. Movies? I'm not sure. It has 18 volumes. The first 10 covers the story, while the other 8 covers the OVA, I think. Hmm...I think I have the summary to at least one of the OVAs, if you want it, email me.

-- Anonymous, October 14, 2003

Ok i am like a major FY fan and soo i kno all about it! ^^; i may be sad ! lol But this all tru fact:

A) FY Eidoken is the 4th OVA and the very last thing that FY has, sad but really kewl !

B)FY has 4 OVAs, and i dont have a website really, but all u have to do is go to www.google.com and tpye in Fushigi Yuugi OVA Summaries.

C) I am soo sad to say that there r no Movies ( cries)

D) and last i have no clue about the manga ( havent read it yet )

Hope this helps ( email me if u want to kno any thing else

-- Anonymous, October 14, 2003

Fushigi Yuugi Eidoken is actually the third OVA, Corrie...

The first OVA is only 3 episodes, but good anyway. The second OVA is called Memory of Stones or something like that, and there are 6 episodes. Then there is Fuushigi Yuugi Eidoken, which is the third OVA, and I have only seen the first episode, but I want the rest!!!!!!!! I don't know how many episodes there are, so sorry.

There is also another little 3 episode thing, but the epidoes only go for about 5 - 10 mins I think. That is the Bus Trip. It has nothing to do with the series really, because everyone is alive in it, plus they are on buses... and they don't have buses in the book.

I guess it is an OVA... but not really one, kinda... I don't know... I'm probably confusing you.... I'm confusing myself... anyway... yeah

Okay... hmm.... I can't tell you where to find summaries, because I don't know... There are no movies... only the little OVAs... and I don't know how many volumes in the manga there are... I saw the anime, of all of the series, and the OVAs.

Well... hoped I helped.

-- Anonymous, October 18, 2003

K, there are 3 OVAs here, the first one which is 1-3 and that one pretty much sets the base for the continuation with is the second OAV and there are 6 of those. The first 2 OVAs are pretty much have the same "we are from 2 worlds, can we be together?" feel to it. Finally the Eidoken which takes place much later is a 1-4 ep thing and that has a different plot. This website: http://www.animeinfo.org/featured/fy/fyanime3.html tells the brief on each episode and doesn't give away the ending. I hope that helps!! ^_^

-- Anonymous, October 18, 2003

hey thanx that pretty much cleared up the confusion!!!

-- Anonymous, October 18, 2003

Fushigi Yuugi has: 52 TV episodes then 3 OVA sets (+ set of 3 mini- xtras) 18 volumes of manga, two art books and a spin off set of novels (9) by someone else I heard about (but don't know anything about a) special, but that was supposedly a rehash thing About the first 10 volumes are the TV series. The 1st OVA set was created to fill in some gaps for the 2nd OVA set, but is not in the manga. The 2nd OVA set finishes the manga. The 3rd OVA set is roughly based off of the novels that someone else wrote (illustrated by the original author) that takes place a few years after the rest of the series. The mini-extras are a set that is very loosely inspired by a section of the manga not put into the TV series, but that was very humerous about an island inhabited by only women. I hope this helps. This is my favorite series of all time, though there are many second place series I love to watch. As a side note, Watase Yuu (Fushigi Yuugi author) also wrote Ayashi no Ceres. The manga is much better, in my opinion, than the anime though.

-- Anonymous, November 23, 2003