Episode
Now and Then, Here and There: A Boy and a Mad King
Overview
Lala-Ru is captured by Abelia’s men, but her magical pendant escapes with Shu at the last moment.
Details
- Series
- Now and Then, Here and There
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 2
- Air date
- 1999-10-21
- Runtime
- 25 min
Episode context
A Boy and a Mad King is Episode 2 in Season 1 of Now and Then, Here and There. It aired on 1999-10-21. The runtime is 25 min.
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Episode 1: A Girl Admiring the Sunset
Happy-go-lucky boy Shu encounters a mysterious girl, and is drawn into time warp that thrusts him into a hellish future.
Episode 3: A Feast in the Dark
While imprisoned, Shu meets a fragile blue-eyed girl named Sara who found her way to this hellish future under similar circumstances.
More episodes from this season
Episode 4: Discord
The young soldiers have their marching orders: Search the entire ship from top to bottom for Lala-Ru’s missing pendant.
Episode 5: Murder
King Hamdo’s frustration reaches a boiling point as the mission to recover the pendant continues to be fruitless.
Episode 6: Disappearance in a Sandstorm
The young soldiers are now faced with a tour of duty as they leave Hellywood to seek more soldiers.
Episode 7: Night of Flight
While in prison, Shu uncovers an unbelievable mystery and the fate of this hellish future suddenly falls squarely in his hands.
Episode 8: Two Lone Souls
Now that Shu is on the run, he must face a whole new set of dangers in the wild desert.
Episode 9: In the Chasm
Shu and Lala-ru don’t realize it, but the village they’ve encountered is actually the target of King Hamdo’s revenge.
Episode 10: Prelude to Chaos
Shu and Lala-Ru are tentatively welcomed by the villagers of Zari Bars.
Episode 11: Eve of Destruction
Sis, one of the citizens of Zari Bars, finds Sara in the desert, on the verge of death.
Episode 12: This Bloody Earth
Sara warns the people of Zari Bars that an impending attack from Hellywood is eminent.
Episode 13: Now and Then, Here and There
Nabuca finds himself at a crossroad: Continue killing for the empty promise of going home after the war ends, or listen to his heart and put down his gun.