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“Three comedic adventures of Lina and Naga battling monsters, knights, and magical duplicates for cash and survival.”

Slayers: The Book of Spells

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7.36

2,921 rank · 22,094 viewers · 23 favorites

Adventure Comedy Fantasy

3 episodes · 29 min per ep min · J.C.Staff · PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Three comedic adventures of Lina and Naga battling monsters, knights, and magical duplicates for cash and survival.

In these three self-contained half-hour stories, Lina Inverse and her partner, Naga The Serpent, take on a variety of jobs for quick cash, food, and/or their own skins. The first episode, "The Scary Chimera Plan," pits them against a lunatic magician who intends to use Lina to create a fearsome, spell-slinging monster. Then, in "Jeffry's Knighthood," they're hired by an overprotective mother to see that her son - a young man barely capable of holding a sword - becomes a respected knight, by "helping" him fight off the marauding soldiers terrorizing the area. Finally, "Mirror, Mirror" puts the two in a race to hunt down and capture (for bounty, of course) a rogue sorceror who's found an ancient artifact that can create loyal duplicates of anything or anyone, including his enemies. (Source: ANN)