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{{quote|''Fortunate are those who remember the story of Byston Well...''}} |
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What do unicorns, pixies and colossal, insect-like robots all have in common? They're all heavily featured in ''Aura Battler Dunbine''. Brainchild of [[Yoshiyuki Tomino]] of ''[[Gundam]]'' fame, ''Dunbine'' tells the story of Show Zama, a Japanese motocross fan who, after a botched trick, falls into the fantasy world of Byston Well. There he is taken in by Drake Luft, a local lord, and is taught to pilot "Aura Battlers", which serve as the show's mecha. Things seem to be going well for him in the new world until Show meets with local [[La Résistance|resistance]] leader Neal Given, who tells Show about a much darker side to Drake. Thus, Show takes up his Dunbine to fight alongside his new allies, and eventually takes his fight to odder and more fantastic locales. |
What do unicorns, pixies and colossal, insect-like robots all have in common? They're all heavily featured in ''Aura Battler Dunbine''. Brainchild of [[Yoshiyuki Tomino]] of ''[[Gundam]]'' fame, ''Dunbine'' tells the story of Show Zama, a Japanese motocross fan who, after a botched trick, falls into the fantasy world of Byston Well. There he is taken in by Drake Luft, a local lord, and is taught to pilot "Aura Battlers", which serve as the show's mecha. Things seem to be going well for him in the new world until Show meets with local [[La Résistance|resistance]] leader Neal Given, who tells Show about a much darker side to Drake. Thus, Show takes up his Dunbine to fight alongside his new allies, and eventually takes his fight to odder and more fantastic locales. |
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