Shurato (Anime series)

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Shurato, or Legend of Heavenly Sphere Shurato (天空戦記 シュラト  Tenkū Senki Shurato, lit.,Shurato of the Heaven Wars), was a Japanese manga shortly followed by an anime adaptation that debuted on TV Tokyo from April 6, 1989 to January 18, 1990. The series was also know as simply Shurato  in the English, French and Brazilian versions, as well as  Heaven Wars Shurato. In the Spanish edition it was known as Shulato. It was adapted into anime by Tatsunoko.

Plot summary (EDIT)
Shurato, the main character of the series, and his best friend Gai are young martial arts students who are suddenly drawn into the Heaven World (Tenkūkai ) in the middle of a decisive fight in a junior martial arts tournament by Vishnu, a powerful goddess of that world. After regaining his senses by being kissed by Lakshu, Shurato discovers that he was reincarnated as one of the 8 kings of this world along with Gai. However Gai seems to be changed and tries to kill Shurato during their first encounter in Tenkūkai. Saved by another king, Reiga, he is brought before Vishnu and learns that he was transmigrated to the Tenkūkai in order to fight in the upcoming war agains the Ashura people.

Spying for the Ashura people, Indra, who was believed to be Vishnu's first commander, turns her into a rock Stone. After being discovered by Hyūga, who witnessed Indra turning Vishnu into stoned, Shurato was blamed along with Hyūga as being responsible for Vishnu's fate. Using her last forces, Vishnu transports Hyūga, Shurato and Lakshu to a different part of Tenkūkai.

Episodes
Shurato was adapted in 38 episodes of approximately 25 minutes each.

Opening Theme:#1: "Shining Soul" by Satoko Shimizu#2: "Truth" by Satoko ShimizuEnding Theme:#1: "Sajin no meizu" by Satoko Shimizu#2: "KYARABAN (Caravan)" by Satoko ShimizuInsert song:"Koi Musouka" (恋・無双華) by Megumi Hayashibara"Still Waiting" by Megumi Hayashibara