"The Rave Master, Part 2" / "Shuda of the Bursting Flames" Haru defeats Georco by shattering his Shadow Stone with his Rave-powered sword, the Decaforce Sword, and flees with Plue and Elie on a carriage pulled by the freed racing dogs. Haru and Elie rescue Plue, but they are attacked by the track manager, Georco, who uses a Shadow Stone that turns his body into smoke. Plue is found by a girl named Elie before being abducted by a member of the criminal organization Shadow Guard and forced into a deadly dog race. Fifty years later, Plue accompanies a new Rave Master named Haru Glory, who is separated from Plue in Hip Hop Town. However, Shiba fails to completely destroy the final Shadow Stone, and the resulting explosion known as Overdrive obliterates one tenth of the world and scatters the Rave stones.
The Rave Master Shiba and his guardian "dog", Plue, use the sacred Rave stones to destroy the evil power-granting Shadow Stones. Transcription: " Reivu o Tsugu Mono" ( Japanese: レイヴを継ぐ者) "The Rave Master, Part 1" / "The Rave's Heir" "Rave-o-lution" by Reel Big Fish became the new opening theme, while "The Power of Destiny" by Jennifer Paige was used for the ending. For this release, the company replaced the series music.
Tokyopop chose to release the series only in an English dubbed format, The English dubbed version premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on June 5, 2004, as part of the Toonami programming block. The series is licensed for an English language release by Tokyopop. For the second season, Kumoko performs the opening and ending themes of "Higher and Higher" and "Hikousen" ( 飛行船), respectively. Both pieces are performed by Chihiro Yonekura. For the first season, episodes one through twenty-five, "Butterfly Kiss" is used for the opening sequence, while "Kohaku no Yurikago" ( 琥珀の揺りかご) is used for the ending. In the original Japanese release, four pieces of theme music are used.
The anime series is loosely based on the first ninety-five chapters of the manga series. Rave Master premiered in Japan on TBS on October 13, 2001, and ran until September 28, 2002.
This is a list of episodes of the anime series Rave Master, which is based on the first twelve volumes of the thirty-five volume manga series written by Hiro Mashima.
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