The Worst Episodes of Fushigi Yugi: The Mysterious Play

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   #1 - Resolution

   S1:E249/14/1995

   The Celestial Warriors and the Priestess begin the ceremony to summon Suzaku. But then, Nakago's cunning plans to disrupt the ceremony are revealed.

   Director:Yoshihiro Oda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Yoshihiro Oda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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   #2 - Guardians of Ice

   S1:E3411/23/1995

   Within the cave of the Shinzaho, the Suzaku Warriors are confronted by a pair of two hundred year old ghosts of the Genbu Warriors. Miaka must prove herself worthy of the Shinzaho.

   Director:Yasuhiro Kuroda

   Writer:Genki Yoshimura

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   Director:Yasuhiro Kuroda

   Writer:Genki Yoshimura
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   #3 - Hell's Mirage

   S1:E3511/30/1995

   The Shinzaho is stolen from Miaka by someone once thought dead. Miaka's guilt prompts her to take responsibility in a somewhat unusual manner.

   Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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   #4 - Trampled Love

   S1:E3612/7/1995

   Acting on a bad feeling, Tamahome races to find Miaka. He instead finds Nakago, who gloats about what he has taken from the Priestess of Suzaku.

   Director:Yoshihiro Oda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Yoshihiro Oda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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   #5 - Bewitched Warmth

   S1:E3712/14/1995

   Tamahome's kindness is too much for Miaka to bear after her encounter with Nakago. She runs away from him and her life, and then encounters a familiar face.

   Director:Shigeto Makino

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Shigeto Makino

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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   #6 - Dawn of the Heart

   S1:E3812/21/1995

   Carrying pain in their hearts, Miaka is tempted to forget everything, while Tamahome is tempted to abandon hope for himself.

   Director:Susumu Nishizawa

   Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi

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   Director:Susumu Nishizawa

   Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi
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   #7 - Bewitched Illusions

   S1:E3912/28/1995

   Reunited again, Miaka and Tamahome have but a moment to embrace before the illusionist Tomo of the Seiryu Warriors attacks. Miaka is trapped in a dream, but it's far from a nightmare.

   Director:Osamu Nabeshima

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Osamu Nabeshima

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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   #8 - Deceptive Love

   S1:E401/4/1996

   Caught in Tomo's fantasy world, Miaka is shown a world of love, kindness, and happy things. Will Miaka surrender to this pleasant dream, or will she remember what she truly loves?

   Director:Nanako Shimazaki

   Writer:Genki Yoshimura

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   Director:Nanako Shimazaki

   Writer:Genki Yoshimura
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   #9 - Sunlight of Rebirth

   S1:E411/11/1996

   After defeating Tomo, Miaka and the Suzaku Warriors recover in Sairo. But rather than relaxing, Tamahome begins to distance himself from Miaka, driving a new wedge between them.

   Director:Yasuhiro Kuroda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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   Director:Yasuhiro Kuroda

   Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #10 - Unbreachable Wall

    S1:E421/18/1996

    It seems the love Tamahome and Miaka have for one another is destined to end. However, while the two chase after one another, the Seiryu Warriors move to take the second Shinzaho.

    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi

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    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi
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    #11 - Farewell Reunion

    S1:E431/25/1996

    Tatara of the Byakko Seven reveals not only the second Shinzaho, but the truth about what becomes of love between Warrior and Priestess.

    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #12 - Divergent Light

    S1:E452/8/1996

    Yui summons Seiryu and then makes her first wish. In the aftermath, everything changes, both in love, and in war.

    Director:Yoshihiro Oda

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Yoshihiro Oda

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #13 - The Young Man of Reality

    S1:E462/15/1996

    Although Yui wanted to separate Miaka from Tamahome by returning to Earth, somehow Tamahome has come through as well. Meanwhile, the situation worsens back in Konan.

    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi

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    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi
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    #14 - Repose of the Soul's Light

    S1:E472/22/1996

    The real world is no place for a character in a book, and Tamahome searches for the meaning of his existence. Meanwhile, in Konan, Mitsukake knows exactly what his purpose is.

    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #15 - Even Wagering on This Life

    S1:E482/29/1996

    After being saved from Suboshi by Tamahome in the real world, Miaka is able to speak with Hotohori, one last time.

    Director:Osamu Nabeshima

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura

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    Director:Osamu Nabeshima

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura
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    #16 - Wedding Celebration

    S1:E493/7/1996

    Miaka is finally able to tell Yui about Nakago's treachery, just in time for Nakago to appear in their own world.

    Director:Shigeto Makino

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Shigeto Makino

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    #17 - Atonement

    S1:E503/14/1996

    Nakago stands before Tamahome and Miaka on Earth. Tamahome struggles valiantly, while Yui struggles with her own inner doubt.

    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi

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    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi
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    #18 - Entrusted Hope

    S1:E513/21/1996

    With the seal broken, Miaka makes use of Yui's sacrifice to summon the beast-god Suzaku, and uses its power against Nakago.

    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura

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    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura
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    #19 - For My Loved One

    S1:E523/28/1996

    The Suzaku Seven reunite with the Priestess. The final battle begins against Nakago. Will this story have a happy ending?

    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #20 - Nuriko, Eternal Farewell

    S1:E3311/16/1995

    Nuriko opens the door to the Shinzaho, but not without a cost. A happy occasion is tainted by a grief too powerful to bear.

    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Hajime Kamegaki

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #21 - Moment of Battle

    S1:E442/1/1996

    Chiriko has been possessed by the evil Miboshi, and the Suzaku Seven must fight one of their own. Meanwhile, Yui prepares to summon Seiryu.

    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura

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    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Genki Yoshimura
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    #22 - The Ancient Path

    S1:E2810/12/1995

    As Miaka and the Suzaku Seven travel to Hokkan, the story pauses to reflect on the events that lead up to this point.

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    #23 - Mysteries Afoot

    S1:E2910/19/1995

    Back on Earth, Miaka's brother Keisuke researches the origins of the Universe of the Four Gods, and discovers something startling. He communicates with Miaka, who must make a choice.

    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Susumu Nishizawa

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa
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    #24 - Even If I Die

    S1:E65/11/1995

    Trapped in a mirror, Miaka faces herself in an all too literal way. When her shadow steps from the mirror to torment her friends, Miaka must make a difficult choice.

    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi

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    Director:Shinya Sadamitsu

    Writer:Kazuhisa Sakaguchi
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    #25 - Battle of Sorrow

    S1:E167/20/1995

    Miaka must die in order for the healer Shoka's powers of revival to work. Hotohori makes one last plea to a reclusive doctor, where he learns the truth about Shoka.

    Director:Osamu Nabeshima

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa

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    Director:Osamu Nabeshima

    Writer:Yoshio Urasawa