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Copyright: © 1994 Pony Canyon / Fuji TV (Japan), © 1997 Viz Video (North America) Screenplay: Sato Hiroaki Director: Sato Hiroaki Animation Director: Ishikura Keiichi Character Design: Tanaka Kunihiko Music: Terashima Tamiya English Version Producer: Yoshida Toshifumi Translation by: Karahashi Takayuki Tataki Suichi's recent voyage to the Mamio valley has left him with more than just more questions about Key's mysterious past. He now finds himself plagued by disturbing visions and recurring nightmares about his experiences. Why were the villagers so protective of the local secrets? And what of Key's mother Toyoko, the local shrine's priestess, who passed away seventeen years ago? Key has not progressed very far in her lessons with Hikaru either. Yet the enigmatic producer seems determined to continue the lessons, despite the apparent lack of progress. In fact, he admits that he would have tossed Tokiko out had she given even the slightest hint of trying to mimic what he typically wants in human talent... But if this is the case, just what does he want? Meanwhile, Tataki finds that he's getting a bit of a lecture from Sakura. And rightly so, since he's been out of touch for almost a month. Things get even more tense when Sakura discovers that Suichi went to her old village without telling her... or even coming back with the expected omiyage. But while recounting some the past events, Tataki comes to the realisation that Mima Murao's death may not have been accidental -- and the man responsible may be none other than Jinsaki Ajo!
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