Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam 13 (Series)

Conflicted/ Reflective/ Cryptic

1 Titles· 1998

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Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam 13

Characters

Jimmy Eril

Jimmy Eril is a resident of Carrot Village known for his affection for a girl named Ann.

Sachiko Chijimatsu

Barts Lyan

Barts Lyan is an attacker unit in Arc The Lad R, specializing as an Armor Piercing Sniper.

Hiroshi Takemura

Maki Rowel

Maki Rowel is a character known for her eccentric fashion choices, often seen wearing unusual outfits.

Kyouko Hamura

Katue Pearson

Katou was a seemingly average 16-year-old student at Houshou Private High School.

Hiroko Kasahara

Kentsu Norton

Kentsu Norton is a 9-year-old male Earthling from Planet Velwick.

Masako Nozawa

Roddy Shuffle

Roddy Shuffle is the protagonist of the Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden video game.

Katsuhiro Nanba

Sharon Publin

Sharon Publin is an 11-year-old female Earthling from Planet Creado.

Eriko Hara

Clare Barbland

Clare Barbland is a main character whose appearance is depicted in various outfits, including a dress and what seems to be her typical attire.

Fred Shuffle

Fred Shuffle is a notorious troublemaker known for his flashy appearance and quick temper.

Hidehiro Kikuchi

Luchina Pressette

Luchia is a Popin, a supporting character in the animated film Pop in Q.

Marlo Bonner Jr.

Rinko Inui is a character with dark hair and eyes.

Run Sasaki

Pench Eliza

Pench Eliza is a 10-year-old French girl who serves as one of the main protagonists in the Round Vernian Vifam series.

Runa Akiyama

Scott Heyward

Scott Heyward is a Bracer from the Crossbell Bracer Guild.

Katsumi Toriumi

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Synopsis

On July 27 1996, Mr. Takeyuki Kanda died suddenly at the age of 52. Born August 11 1943, he was known as the director of several animations including VIFAM. Thus in 1998 a new TV series of VIFAM was broadcasted in memory of him. Televised 1998/3/21-1998/10/3 (in Kansai area), it contains 26 episodes, and like Twelve people disappeared it is a sidestory, but some new features are added: new persons, new RV, etc. The story could be inserted between #22 and #26 (#24 and #25 are digests) of VIFAM, and is divided into three parts: Act I (#1-14), Interlude (#15-18), Act II (#19-26), if we name them (in reality Act I and II have little relationship). It could also be the New Testament, but it is now regarded as an apocrypha (or worse, a pseudo-VIFAM). There are several reasons to say so, but to watch the story is the best way to understand them. (Source: u-netsurf.ne.jp/~suemura/vifam/vguide.html)