Monster Rancher Vol. 1 - Let the Games Begin [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Andrew Francis Janyse Jaud Scott McNeil Maggie Blue O'Hara Brian Drummond
	Video by:	Section 23
	Sales Rank:	297600

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Actor(s):
Andrew Francis
Janyse Jaud
Scott McNeil
Maggie Blue O'Hara
Brian Drummond

Creators:
Michael S. Harbour (Writer)
Tom Putnam (Writer)

Recording label: Section 23
EAN: 9786305790778
Binding: VHS Tape
ISBN: 6305790779
Format: Animated, Color, Dubbed, NTSC,
Release Date: 2000-03-14
Universal product code (UPC): 702727056031
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: NR (Not Rated)

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Sony PlayStation Monster Rancher fans, prepare to enter the game world! In this animated video, Genki wins a Monster Rancher tournament, receives a "Monster 200X" CD-ROM as a prize, slips it into his player, and is magically sucked into the Monster Rancher world. Bragging to Holly that he's a game expert, Genki facilitates her escape from the Black Dino Squad. Holly reveals Moo's plot to conquer her world and describes her quest to defeat Moo by finding the mystery disk that contains the Phoenix. Genki inserts his own CD-ROM into the shrine and it unlocks not the Phoenix, but a cute, perpetually hungry little monster he names Mocchi. In "I'm Mocchi," Holly's magic stone leads the foursome deep into a forest amid a terrible storm in search of another mystery disk. When Genki, Holly, Mocchi, and Suezo come to a fork in the road in "Guardian of the Disks," they are told to beware of the enigma that lives in the forest ahead. Guided by Holly's stone, they persevere and discover a graveyard of old disks guarded by a friendly stone monster named Golem. When Golem defeats the evil blue Gel army, Genki and Holly invite him to join their continuing quest to release the Phoenix. This video--and TV series--bears marked resemblance to the Pokémon series and, although slightly less skillfully animated, it is sure to appeal to a whole generation of gamers and animation fans. Parents concerned about violence should, of course, be vigilant. (Ages 5-10) --Tami Horiuchi

Running time: 75 minutes