Huntik: Secrets & Seekers
Legend has it that long ago there was a fierce battle ensuing on earth
where humans were fighting against unimaginable evil. The only humans
that were strong enough to battle this evil were humans known as
Seekers, who have the ability to invoke mystical creatures of great
magical power known as Titans. The Seekers eventually forced the evil
into the bowels of the earth where they were locked away. As the
centuries faded on, the Titans slowly disappeared into the dormant earth
to be completely forgotten.
Fast forward to present day and Lok Lambert is sitting in a European
high school class itching for some excitement and some Indiana Jones
style adventure. His adventure comes in the form of a amulet and diary
that which he discovers in his estranged father's ancient artefact and
is mysteriously perused by magic wielding agents who are part of the
faction known as the Organisation, a group of evil agents who want
nothing more than to take over the world and aren't going to let anyone
stand in their way.
With a mired of questions and not many answers, Lok meets Dante Vale, a
member of a group known as the Huntik Organisation, a collection of
Seekers who use their magical powers and Titans calling to preserve life
on earth. With the help of Dante, Lok builds on his magical powers and
learns of his Titan creature, and along with his friend Sophie
Casterwill, the trio start their own adventure of finding out the
secrets of Loks missing father, while trying to escape the evil
Organisation.
Huntik has a strong aim at the younger generation of anime viewers with
a strong target of revealing very little to try and keep interest peaked
for the entire series. This animation was actually written in Italy so
much of Europe is used as the backdrops and it has a strong western
culture theme as opposed to a lot of the popular anime on television at
the moment. Parents could be pretty happy with their children watching
this one, instead of focusing on violence and fighting scenes, the
storylines run along a adventure route, similar to those of the Tintin
animations of old. While some of the music and animation shows sign of a
non established franchise budget. The five episodes released on this
disk are pretty addictive and will leave you wanting to get your hands
on the rest of the series.
Episodes:
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A Seeker Is Born
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The Casterwill Client
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World Of Truth, Heart Of Lies
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Into The River Of Secrets
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Crawling The Catacombs
Special Features:
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Trading Card Game Rule Book
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Learn-To-Play Tutorial Featurette
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Character Profiles
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Huntik Trailer
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Other Trailers
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