Synopsis
With strange events occurring at Reien Girls' Academy during winter break, Azaka Kokutou, a student and apprentice mage, is sent by her master to investigate. It turns out that another mage has been stealing the students' memories using fairies that, despite her magical talent, are invisible to Azaka. So Shiki Ryougi, an acquaintance with special eyes who can see what Azaka cannot, is also sent to the academy to help with the crisis. However, the two have trouble getting along, mainly due to ...
Background
Includes claymation short which was shown before the movie in theaters.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceSupernatural combat with blades and magic results in blood and injuries, though not prolonged or graphic gore.
moderate
Disturbing themesCentral plot involves fairies stealing students' memories, causing identity loss and psychological distress portrayed as horror.
mild
Sexual contentRomantic rivalry includes yuri subtext and a character's unrequited crush on her adoptive brother, but no explicit content.
mild
LanguageOccasional strong language during tense confrontations.
A supernatural mystery at a girls' academy where memories are stolen by invisible fairies, blending magical action with psychological horror. The film focuses on two young women with clashing personalities forced to cooperate, featuring moderate violence and unsettling themes of identity erasure.
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The Garden of Sinners Chapter 6: Oblivion Recording was produced by ufotable.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 6: Oblivion Recording aired Dec 20, 2008.
The Garden of Sinners Chapter 6: Oblivion Recording is based on a Light novel.
A supernatural mystery at a girls' academy where memories are stolen by invisible fairies, blending magical action with psychological horror. The film focuses on two young women with clashing personalities forced to cooperate, featuring moderate violence and unsettling themes of identity erasure.
