OVA
Description
Fandora, the central protagonist, begins as a turquoise-haired teenage bounty hunter crossing dimensions alongside her shape-shifting companion, Que. Her true heritage identifies her as the princess of Aura, an ideal realm within the Fantos Dimension. Sixteen years before the main story, the interdimensional criminal Yog-Sogoth invaded Aura, killing her parents. Grand Chamberlain Figaro rescued her, entrusting her safety to Que. Que raised her without revealing her royal past or her parents' fate, fearing such knowledge might corrupt her, twisting her potential use of the powerful Jewel of Lupia towards vengeance instead of justice.
Her primary occupation involves pursuing bounties on dimensional criminals, driven by financial rewards though frequently hindered by expenses. She possesses the red Jewel of Lupia, a tiara-mounted gem granting her transformative combat abilities upon activation. This jewel intrinsically links to a counterpart blue jewel; their unification holds the power to either restore cosmic order or plunge the universe into darkness. Her personality balances kindness and caring with toughness, bravery, and occasional recklessness, especially concerning rewards. She remains modest about nudity, with instances of showering and arena combat featuring partial undress.
Across three OVAs, her character evolves. In the first story, she confronts the tyrant Pope Gilsburg on planet Lem, later revealed as Yog-Sogoth wielding the blue jewel. During this conflict, she witnesses Princess Leimia sacrifice herself after being freed from Gilsburg's mental control by the Jewel of Lupia. Fandora reclaims her jewel and defeats Gilsburg, though the blue jewel vanishes. The second OVA sees her forming an emotional bond with Sotho, an aspect of Yog-Sogoth created as part of a scheme to obtain her red jewel, introducing conflict and hesitation into her motivations.
The final OVA reveals her full heritage after Que discloses her past as they confront Yog-Sogoth at his Aura stronghold. During the climactic battle, Que sacrifices himself using forbidden jewel powers. This loss triggers a transformation: Fandora cuts her hair short, adopts a new battle outfit powered by the Jewel of Lupia, and ultimately destroys Yog-Sogoth permanently. Following victory, the red and blue jewels depart to return to their divine source. Que is subsequently resurrected, restoring their partnership. The resolution includes an encounter where she rebuffs a kiss from fellow bounty hunter P.K., reaffirming her focused independence.
Her primary occupation involves pursuing bounties on dimensional criminals, driven by financial rewards though frequently hindered by expenses. She possesses the red Jewel of Lupia, a tiara-mounted gem granting her transformative combat abilities upon activation. This jewel intrinsically links to a counterpart blue jewel; their unification holds the power to either restore cosmic order or plunge the universe into darkness. Her personality balances kindness and caring with toughness, bravery, and occasional recklessness, especially concerning rewards. She remains modest about nudity, with instances of showering and arena combat featuring partial undress.
Across three OVAs, her character evolves. In the first story, she confronts the tyrant Pope Gilsburg on planet Lem, later revealed as Yog-Sogoth wielding the blue jewel. During this conflict, she witnesses Princess Leimia sacrifice herself after being freed from Gilsburg's mental control by the Jewel of Lupia. Fandora reclaims her jewel and defeats Gilsburg, though the blue jewel vanishes. The second OVA sees her forming an emotional bond with Sotho, an aspect of Yog-Sogoth created as part of a scheme to obtain her red jewel, introducing conflict and hesitation into her motivations.
The final OVA reveals her full heritage after Que discloses her past as they confront Yog-Sogoth at his Aura stronghold. During the climactic battle, Que sacrifices himself using forbidden jewel powers. This loss triggers a transformation: Fandora cuts her hair short, adopts a new battle outfit powered by the Jewel of Lupia, and ultimately destroys Yog-Sogoth permanently. Following victory, the red and blue jewels depart to return to their divine source. Que is subsequently resurrected, restoring their partnership. The resolution includes an encounter where she rebuffs a kiss from fellow bounty hunter P.K., reaffirming her focused independence.