Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love - Revision history

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	Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<ref name="PdA3-2">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue3_Pg2.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue3 Pg2]]</ref><br />The theme ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released as a single in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref> Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="AOLBack">[[Media:Alchemy_of_Love_CD_Single_back_cover.jpg\|Alchemy of Love CD Single back cover]]</ref>		Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<ref name="PdA3-2">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue3_Pg2.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue3 Pg2]]</ref><br />The theme ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released as a single in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref> Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="AOLBack">[[Media:Alchemy_of_Love_CD_Single_back_cover.jpg\|Alchemy of Love CD Single back cover]]</ref>

	~~==Distribution==~~
	''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190316151357/http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html "Memories of Anime Expo 96"]. usagichan2.com. Archived from [http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29<ref name="CJASNews">[https://web.archive.org/web/20071104123842/http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html "The Tenchi Muyo in Love Premiere at Anime Expo '96"]. cjas.org. Archived from [http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> and over 1,000 people attended the premiere.<ref name="PdA4-1">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue4_Pg1.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue4 Pg1]]</ref> The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<ref name="CJASNews" /><br />
	On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211122125850/http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm "U.S. Syfy Channel schedule for August 1996"]. innermind.com. Archived from [http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.

	==Reception==		==Reception==
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	Carlo Santos reviewed the film for Anime News Network on Jan 23, 2013 as part of a general review for FUNimation's ''[[Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection]]'' release. Carlo's review of the film was mostly positive, noting "The storyline borrows a familiar time-travel concept[...]then serves up the usual humor, romance, and action that the series is known for." Though no individual grade was given to each film, Carlo noted in particular that ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' was "the pretty good" portion of the boxset. <ref>Santos, Carlo (Jan 23, 2013). [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/tenchi-muyo-the-movie-collection/bd+dvd "Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection BD+DVD"]. ''Anime News Network''. Retrieved January 16, 2022.</ref>		Carlo Santos reviewed the film for Anime News Network on Jan 23, 2013 as part of a general review for FUNimation's ''[[Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection]]'' release. Carlo's review of the film was mostly positive, noting "The storyline borrows a familiar time-travel concept[...]then serves up the usual humor, romance, and action that the series is known for." Though no individual grade was given to each film, Carlo noted in particular that ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' was "the pretty good" portion of the boxset. <ref>Santos, Carlo (Jan 23, 2013). [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/tenchi-muyo-the-movie-collection/bd+dvd "Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection BD+DVD"]. ''Anime News Network''. Retrieved January 16, 2022.</ref>

			==Distribution==
			''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190316151357/http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html "Memories of Anime Expo 96"]. usagichan2.com. Archived from [http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29<ref name="CJASNews">[https://web.archive.org/web/20071104123842/http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html "The Tenchi Muyo in Love Premiere at Anime Expo '96"]. cjas.org. Archived from [http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> and over 1,000 people attended the premiere.<ref name="PdA4-1">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue4_Pg1.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue4 Pg1]]</ref> The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<ref name="CJASNews" /><br />
			On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211122125850/http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm "U.S. Syfy Channel schedule for August 1996"]. innermind.com. Archived from [http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.

	==References==		==References==
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	'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' also known as '''''Tenchi Muyo! in Love''''' (天地無用! in LOVE, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! in Rabu'') is the first of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, and was directed by [[Hiroshi Negishi]]. The film takes place after the events of the TV series ''[[Tenchi Universe]]''. It was released theatrically in Japan on April 20, 1996.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110406204145/http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 "AIC作品紹介"]. anime-int.com. Archived from [http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref><br />		'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' also known as '''''Tenchi Muyo! in Love''''' (天地無用! in LOVE, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! in Rabu'') is the first of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, and was directed by [[Hiroshi Negishi]]. The film takes place after the events of the TV series ''[[Tenchi Universe]]''. It was released theatrically in Japan on April 20, 1996.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110406204145/http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 "AIC作品紹介"]. anime-int.com. Archived from [http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref><br />
	The film was a co-production of Pioneer Japan and Pioneer America, with all sound production being done in the United States. As such, the film was released on home video first in the United States on VHS on August 20, 1996.		The film was a co-production of Pioneer Japan and Pioneer America, with all sound production being done in the United States. As such, the film was released on home video first in the United States on VHS on August 20, 1996.<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Tenchi-Movie-Muyo-Love-VHS/dp/6304099045/ref=sr_1_1?crid=AJYM0MGLOLD6&keywords=tenchi+the+movie+vhs&qid=1643909333&sprefix=tenchi+the+movie+v%2Caps%2C927&sr=8-1 "Tenchi the Movie - Tenchi Muyo In Love (VHS)"]. Amazon.com. Retrieved February 3, 2022.</ref>

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	==Cast==		==Cast==
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	Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<br />The theme ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released as a single in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref> Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="AOLBack">[[Media:Alchemy_of_Love_CD_Single_back_cover.jpg\|Alchemy of Love CD Single back cover]]</ref>		Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<ref name="PdA3-2">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue3_Pg2.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue3 Pg2]]</ref><br />The theme ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released as a single in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref> Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="AOLBack">[[Media:Alchemy_of_Love_CD_Single_back_cover.jpg\|Alchemy of Love CD Single back cover]]</ref>

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==
	''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190316151357/http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html "Memories of Anime Expo 96"]. usagichan2.com. Archived from [http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29<ref name="CJASNews">[https://web.archive.org/web/20071104123842/http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html "The Tenchi Muyo in Love Premiere at Anime Expo '96"]. cjas.org. Archived from [http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<ref name="CJASNews" /><br />		''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190316151357/http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html "Memories of Anime Expo 96"]. usagichan2.com. Archived from [http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29<ref name="CJASNews">[https://web.archive.org/web/20071104123842/http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html "The Tenchi Muyo in Love Premiere at Anime Expo '96"]. cjas.org. Archived from [http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> and over 1,000 people attended the premiere.<ref name="PdA4-1">[[Media:Pac_de_America_Vol1_Issue4_Pg1.jpg\|Pac de America Vol1 Issue4 Pg1]]</ref> The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<ref name="CJASNews" /><br />
	On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211122125850/http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm "U.S. Syfy Channel schedule for August 1996"]. innermind.com. Archived from [http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.		On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211122125850/http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm "U.S. Syfy Channel schedule for August 1996"]. innermind.com. Archived from [http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.

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	'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' known ~~in Japan~~ as '''''Tenchi Muyo! in Love''''' (天地無用! in LOVE, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! in Rabu'') is the first of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, and was directed by [[Hiroshi Negishi]]. The film takes place after the events of the TV series ''[[Tenchi Universe]]''. It was released theatrically in Japan on April 20, 1996.<br />		'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' also known as '''''Tenchi Muyo! in Love''''' (天地無用! in LOVE, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! in Rabu'') is the first of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, and was directed by [[Hiroshi Negishi]]. The film takes place after the events of the TV series ''[[Tenchi Universe]]''. It was released theatrically in Japan on April 20, 1996.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110406204145/http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 "AIC作品紹介"]. anime-int.com. Archived from [http://www.anime-int.com/works/index.html?years=1995-1999 the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref><br />
	The film was a co-production of Pioneer Japan and Pioneer America, with all sound production being done in the United States. As such, the film was released on home video first in the United States on VHS on August 20, 1996.		The film was a co-production of Pioneer Japan and Pioneer America, with all sound production being done in the United States. As such, the film was released on home video first in the United States on VHS on August 20, 1996.

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	\| TENCHI MUYO in LOVE \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Official title}}		\| TENCHI MUYO in LOVE <ref name="PioneerUSDVD">[[Media:Pioneer_TMIL_DVD_Title.png\|Pioneer North American DVD Japanese Title]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Official title}}
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	\| 天地無用! in LOVE \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Japanese}}		\| 天地無用! in LOVE <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref>\|\| {{released\|Japan\|Japanese title}}
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	\| 劇場版天地無用! in LOVE \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Japanese Release}}		\| 劇場版天地無用! in LOVE<ref name="TMILJPLD">[[Media:Theatrical_version_Tenchi_Muyo!_In_Love_LD_front.jpg\|Theatrical version Tenchi Muyo! In Love LaserDisc Box]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Japanese Release}}
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	\| MOVIE EDITION TENCHI MUYO! in LOVE \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Official Japanese English Release Translation}}		\| MOVIE EDITION TENCHI MUYO! in LOVE<ref name="TMILJPLD" /> \|\| {{released\|Japan\|Official Japanese English Release Translation}}
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	\| Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love \|\| {{released\|USA\|Official English Title}}		\| Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love \|\| {{released\|USA\|Official English Title}}
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	\| Tenchi Muyo! The Movie \|\| {{released\|Germany\|German}}		\| Tenchi Muyo! The Movie <ref name="GERCover">[[Media:Mediacs_German_TMIL_DVD_Cover.jpg\|Mediacs German TMIL DVD Cover]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Germany\|German}}
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	\| Tenchi-Muyo! La película 1 - Tenchi-Muyo enamorado <ref name="PioneerDoDAD">[[Media:Pioneer Spanish standup for TMIL & DoD.png\|Pioneer Spanish Standup]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Spain\|Spanish}}		\| Tenchi-Muyo! La película 1 - Tenchi-Muyo enamorado <ref name="PioneerDoDAD">[[Media:Pioneer Spanish standup for TMIL & DoD.png\|Pioneer Spanish Standup]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Spain\|Spanish}}
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	{{Main\|Original soundtrack from "TENCHI THE MOVIE" Tenchi Muyo in Love }}		{{Main\|Original soundtrack from "TENCHI THE MOVIE" Tenchi Muyo in Love }}

	Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<br />The theme ~~and single~~ ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000.		Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<br />The theme ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released as a single in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="JPCDPoster">[[Media:Tenchi_Muyo_In_Love_CD_Release_Poster.png\|Tenchi Muyo In Love CD Release Poster]]</ref> Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000. <ref name="AOLBack">[[Media:Alchemy_of_Love_CD_Single_back_cover.jpg\|Alchemy of Love CD Single back cover]]</ref>

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==
	''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29 and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<br />		''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190316151357/http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html "Memories of Anime Expo 96"]. usagichan2.com. Archived from [http://www.usagichan2.com/AX96Memories/events.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29<ref name="CJASNews">[https://web.archive.org/web/20071104123842/http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html "The Tenchi Muyo in Love Premiere at Anime Expo '96"]. cjas.org. Archived from [http://www.cjas.org/~echen/articles/fall96/10_26b.html the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<ref name="CJASNews" /><br />
	On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week". The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.		On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211122125850/http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm "U.S. Syfy Channel schedule for August 1996"]. innermind.com. Archived from [http://www.innermind.com/sfc/lists/sfc9608.htm the original]. Retrieved February 2, 2022.</ref> The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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	\| Tenchi-Muyo! La película 1 - Tenchi-Muyo enamorado <ref name="PioneerDoDAD">[[Media:Pioneer Spanish standup for TMIL & DoD.png\|Pioneer Spanish Standup]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Spain\|Spanish}}		\| Tenchi-Muyo! La película 1 - Tenchi-Muyo enamorado <ref name="PioneerDoDAD">[[Media:Pioneer Spanish standup for TMIL & DoD.png\|Pioneer Spanish Standup]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Spain\|Spanish}}
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	\| Chi ha bisogno di Tenchi? Tenchi Muyo in Love \|\| {{released\|Italy\|Italian}}		\| Chi ha bisogno di Tenchi? Tenchi Muyo in Love <ref name="ITACover">[[Media:Dynit_Italian_TMIL_DVD_Cover.png\|Dynit Italian TMIL DVD Cover]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|Italy\|Italian}}
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	\| TENCHI MUYO! in Love \|\| {{released\|South Korea\|Korean}}		\| TENCHI MUYO! in Love <ref name="SKCover">[[Media:NOVA_Korean_TMIL_DVD_Full_Cover.png\|NOVA Korean TMIL DVD Cover]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|South Korea\|Korean}}
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	\| 天地無用! in LOVE ~~劇場版後篇~~ \|\| {{released\|HK\|Chinese}}		\| 天地無用! in LOVE 劇場版後篇 <ref name="HKCover">[[Media:Gets_Hong_Kong_VCD_cover.png\|Gets Hong Kong VCD Cover]]</ref> \|\| {{released\|HK\|Chinese}}
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	Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music ~~for~~ the film~~. The main theme "Manatsu no Eve" was released as a single on July 9~~, ~~1997 <ref name="MnESinglePoster">[[Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_Front~~.~~png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster Front]]~~</~~ref> for ¥1,020.<ref name="MnESinglePostercorner"~~>[[~~Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_bottom_right_corner.png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster bottom right corner~~]]~~</ref> The single~~ was ~~produced~~ and ~~arranged by Masato Nakamura with lyrics~~ and ~~vocals by Mariko Nagai.<ref name="PioneerUSCD">[[Media:Daughter_of_Darkness_American_CD_back_of_main_book.png\|Pioneer NA Soundtrack CD Book]]</ref> The soundtrack~~ released on ~~July~~ 23, ~~1997~~, ~~roughly one week before~~ the ~~film~~'s ~~release~~ for ¥3,~~059. <ref name="PioneerMnEtitle">[[Media:TM_MnE_OST_poster_%26_date~~.~~jpg\|Pioneer JP Soundtrack Release Poster]]</ref>~~		Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music. For the film, Franke conducted his orchestra in Germany from Los Angeles via the internet.<br />The theme and single ''[[Alchemy of Love]]'' was performed by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude and was released in Japan on April 23, 1996 for ¥1,000. Another version of the single featuring vocals by Achika's voice actress Megumi Hayashibara was released on August 21, 1996 for ¥1,000.

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==
	''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29 and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.		''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29 and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.<br />

	On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week". The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.		On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week". The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.


	==Reception==		==Reception==

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			==Music==
			{{Main\|Original soundtrack from "TENCHI THE MOVIE" Tenchi Muyo in Love }}

			Christopher Franke, composer of the ''Babylon 5'' television series and feature film ''Universal Soldier'', was brought on to do the music for the film. The main theme "Manatsu no Eve" was released as a single on July 9, 1997 <ref name="MnESinglePoster">[[Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_Front.png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster Front]]</ref> for ¥1,020.<ref name="MnESinglePostercorner">[[Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_bottom_right_corner.png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster bottom right corner]]</ref> The single was produced and arranged by Masato Nakamura with lyrics and vocals by Mariko Nagai.<ref name="PioneerUSCD">[[Media:Daughter_of_Darkness_American_CD_back_of_main_book.png\|Pioneer NA Soundtrack CD Book]]</ref> The soundtrack released on July 23, 1997, roughly one week before the film's release for ¥3,059. <ref name="PioneerMnEtitle">[[Media:TM_MnE_OST_poster_%26_date.jpg\|Pioneer JP Soundtrack Release Poster]]</ref>

			==Distribution==
			''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered outside of Japan at [[Anime Expo '96]] in Anaheim, California, which took place June 28 to 30, 1996. The first showing was the English-dubbed version on June 29 and over 1,000 people attended the premiere. The subtitled version was also shown the next day on June 30.

			On August 26, 1996 ''Tenchi Muyo! in Love'' premiered on Sci-Fi channel at 9pm U.S. Eastern time as part of their "Movie Theme Week". The movie would later rerun under Sci-Fi's [[Saturday Anime]] programming block.


	==Reception==		==Reception==
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	\|imdb= '''7.2/10''' <ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117876/?ref_=nm_knf_t4 "Tenchi the Movie - Tenchi Muyo in Love"]. ''IMDb''. Retrieved January 29, 2022.</ref> (1,400+)		\|imdb= '''7.2/10''' <ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117876/?ref_=nm_knf_t4 "Tenchi the Movie - Tenchi Muyo in Love"]. ''IMDb''. Retrieved January 29, 2022.</ref> (1,400+)
	}}		}}



	===Retrospective Reviews (After 10+ years)===		===Retrospective Reviews (After 10+ years)===

	Carlo Santos reviewed the film for Anime News Network on Jan 23, 2013 as part of a general review for FUNimation's ''[[Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection]]'' release. Carlo's review of the film was mostly positive, noting "The storyline borrows a familiar time-travel concept[...]then serves up the usual humor, romance, and action that the series is known for." Though no individual grade was given to each film, Carlo noted in particular that ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' was "the pretty good" portion of the boxset. <ref>Santos, Carlo (Jan 23, 2013). [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/tenchi-muyo-the-movie-collection/bd+dvd "Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection BD+DVD"]. ''Anime News Network''. Retrieved January 16, 2022.</ref>		Carlo Santos reviewed the film for Anime News Network on Jan 23, 2013 as part of a general review for FUNimation's ''[[Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection]]'' release. Carlo's review of the film was mostly positive, noting "The storyline borrows a familiar time-travel concept[...]then serves up the usual humor, romance, and action that the series is known for." Though no individual grade was given to each film, Carlo noted in particular that ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' was "the pretty good" portion of the boxset. <ref>Santos, Carlo (Jan 23, 2013). [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/tenchi-muyo-the-movie-collection/bd+dvd "Tenchi Muyo! The Movie Collection BD+DVD"]. ''Anime News Network''. Retrieved January 16, 2022.</ref>

	~~==Music==~~
	~~{{Main\|Original soundtrack from "TENCHI THE MOVIE" Tenchi Muyo in Love }}~~

	Koh Otani composed the music for the film. The main theme "Manatsu no Eve" was released as a single on July 9, 1997 <ref name="MnESinglePoster">[[Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_Front.png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster Front]]</ref> for ¥1,020.<ref name="MnESinglePostercorner">[[Media:MnE_Mariko_Nagai_Single_Release_Poster_bottom_right_corner.png\|真夏のイヴ Mariko Nagai Single Release Poster bottom right corner]]</ref> The single was produced and arranged by Masato Nakamura with lyrics and vocals by Mariko Nagai.<ref name="PioneerUSCD">[[Media:Daughter_of_Darkness_American_CD_back_of_main_book.png\|Pioneer NA Soundtrack CD Book]]</ref> The soundtrack released on July 23, 1997, roughly one week before the film's release for ¥3,059. <ref name="PioneerMnEtitle">[[Media:TM_MnE_OST_poster_%26_date.jpg\|Pioneer JP Soundtrack Release Poster]]</ref>

	==References==		==References==
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	\|country=Japan<br /> United States		\|country=Japan<br /> United States
	\|language=Japanese<br /> English		\|language=Japanese<br /> English
	}}		}}
	'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' known in Japan as '''''Tenchi Muyo! ~~Manatsu no Eve~~''''' (天地無用!~~真夏のイヴ~~, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! ~~Manatsu no Ibu~~'') is the ~~second~~ of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, directed by [[~~Satoshi Kimura~~]] ~~and written by~~ [[~~Naoko Hasegawa~~]]. ~~The film~~ was released theatrically in Japan on ~~August 2~~, ~~1997 <ref name="PioneerMnEtitle">[[Media:TM_MnE_OST_poster_%26_date~~.~~jpg\|Pioneer JP Soundtrack Release Poster]]~~</~~ref~~> as a ~~[[double feature]]~~, ~~along~~ with ''[[Slayers Great]]''. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19970525165559/http://www.toei.co.jp/movie/new_mov/kadokawa/index.htm "角川アニメフェスティバル '97"]. Toei.co.jp. Archived from [http://www.toei.co.jp/movie/new_mov/kadokawa/index.htm the ~~original]~~. ~~Retrieved January 16~~, ~~2022.</ref><ref name="SlayersDoDstub">[[Media:Slayers_Great_-_TM!_DoD_Ticket_Stub.png\|Slayers Great & TM! Manatsu no Eve Ticket Stub]]</ref> The~~ film was ~~later~~ released ~~in North America~~ on home video on ~~March 31~~, ~~1998~~. <ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Tenchi-Movie-2-Daughter-Darkness/dp/6304863586/ref=tmm_dvd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1642333579&sr=8-1 "Tenchi the Movie 2 - The Daughter of Darkness"]. Amazon.com. Retrieved January 16, 2022.</ref><ref name="AnimericaDoDAd">[[Media:Animerica_-_February_1998_Daughter_of_Darkness_Ad.png\|Animerica - February 1998 Daughter of Darkness Ad]]</ref>		'''''Tenchi the Movie: Tenchi Muyo in Love''''' known in Japan as '''''Tenchi Muyo! in Love''''' (天地無用! in LOVE, phonetic: ''Tenchi Muyou! in Rabu'') is the first of three films in the ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' franchise, and was directed by [[Hiroshi Negishi]]. The film takes place after the events of the TV series ''[[Tenchi Universe]]''. It was released theatrically in Japan on April 20, 1996.<br />
			The film was a co-production of Pioneer Japan and Pioneer America, with all sound production being done in the United States. As such, the film was released on home video first in the United States on VHS on August 20, 1996.

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	==Plot Summary==		==Plot Summary==
	~~In the distant past, a young prince by~~ the ~~name~~ of ~~Yosho met a young girl by~~ the ~~name~~ of ~~Yuzuha. Both agreed to meet during Jurai’s annual Startica celebration. As~~ the ~~two are playing it is revealed that Yuzuha is a demon~~, ~~and~~ is ~~driven away by~~ the ~~palace guards~~. ~~For being scorned~~, ~~Yuzuha holds onto that grudge for 700 years~~. ~~After that~~ time ~~Yuzuha wakes up within the underworld and discovers that Yosho is alive and on Earth~~, ~~celebrating Christmas with his family~~ and all of the ~~new additions~~ to ~~the household over the years~~. ~~Yuzuha zeroes in on Tenchi being~~ the ~~center of attention~~ and decides to send ~~him a present. Obtaining a lock~~ of Tenchi's ~~hair~~ and ~~taking a piece of her own~~, ~~Yuzuha creates~~ a ~~a young girl~~ and ~~hatches her plan~~.		The film opens with the Emperor of Jurai sacrificing himself to imprison Super A-1 class criminal Kain in subspace many centuries ago. With the help of the Galaxy Police, Kain is imprisoned in the GP's headquarters.
			Kain eventually escapes his bonds and destroys the GP headquarters, traveling through time to take his revenge on the Jurai royal family.
			Suddenly, in the present time of 1996, Tenchi and all things related to the Masaki family begin to fade out of existence. Washu theorizes that something is messing with the space-time continuum, and uses a special net to keep Tenchi from vanishing. Being only a temporary solution, Washu decides to send the rest of the group back to 1970 to prevent Kain from killing Tenchi's mother, Achika.
			Ryoko, Ayeka, Mihoshi, & Kiyone all assume roles at Nobuyuki and Achika's high school, while Tenchi himself stays hidden to prevent causing a time paradox. Tenchi and company must also deal with an undercover GP operative bent on seeking revenge on Kain.

	~~Some time later during~~ the ~~summer~~, ~~while walking down~~ the ~~steps of~~ the ~~shrine~~, Tenchi ~~meets a teenage girl named Mayuka~~, ~~who thinks he is~~ her ~~daddy~~. Tenchi ~~takes~~ the ~~girl back to~~ the ~~house where she introduces herself as Tenchi's daughter~~, ~~which shocks everyone in the household~~. Ryoko ~~immediately attacks Mayuka~~ and ~~demands real answers~~, ~~but Mayuka defends herself by summoning an energy sword of her own. Katsuhito steps~~ in ~~to diffuse the situation~~. ~~In the midst~~ of the ~~confusion, Washu took a sample of Mayuka’s hair to confirm if she is truly Tenchi’s daughter~~ and ~~surprisingly she~~ is.		After determining that Kain will strike at Tokyo tower, the group tries to defend Achika, only to have Kain escape into subspace taking Achika with him. Tenchi, Ayeka and Ryoko follow them into the other dimension, but even with help from Washu they are still outmatched.
			Washu sends a powerful weapon, the dimensional cannon, to them from the present. Kiyone is the one to helm the weapon to destroy Kain. After Tenchi is wounded, Achika unlocks her latent Jurai powers to power the sword and deal a near-fatal blow to Kain. Tenchi and company barely escape back through the portal before the dimensional cannon is fired, finally destroying Kain.
			Once back, Achika asks Ryoko and Ayeka to take care of Tenchi, since she will not be there for him in their present. The final moments of the film see Achika and Nobuyuki sitting together as Nobuyuki is sketching their future home, as well as Achika holding an infant Tenchi.

	Mayuka now becomes the intrigue of the entire household, why was she here and where did she come from? The most popular theory is that she's somehow from the future. Unbeknownst to them, Mayuka was being manipulated by Yuzuha for her own enjoyment. Being able to watch from her crystal ball, Yuzuha would take advantage of the moments where the girls were preoccupied and away from everyone to play with him and eventually try and steal him away. Before she is able to, Ryoko breaks the trance and carries Mayuka above the lake. Mayuka is brought back to the house where she once again tries to bring Tenchi to Yuzuha. Katsuhito and Washu interfere and Mayuka disappears into the forest.

	Finally seeing that the time is now, Yuzuha erases Mayuka's memories and takes Sasami hostage before heading back to the underworld, which leads Tenchi and Ryoko to enter Yuzuha's realm to save them. Tenchi is warned he can't use his powers there, giving Yuzuha the advantage. Now being just a hollow shell for Yuzuha’s amusement, Mayuka attacks Ryoko and injures her. Mayuka then attacks Tenchi, but after hearing Sasami telling her that the whole group loves her, Mayuka breaks free of Yuzuha's control. Yuzuha kills Mayuka for her betrayal and transforms into a gigantic, demonic form. Ayeka appears and gives Tenchi a branch from the Tree of Light to utilize his powers. He swiftly defeats Yuzuha and she laments on her past. Returned home with only her red crystal, Washu tells everyone she can resurrect Mayuka, but only as long as everyone agrees to it. Despite Ryoko being against Mayuka at first, she promises to train her as only she can. As the credits roll, scenes of the next Christmas appear and each of the members of the Masaki house preparing. The resurrection of Mayuka is shown, culminating in her becoming an infant.

	==Cast==		==Cast==
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	\| [[Washu Hakubi\|Washu]]\|\| [[Yuko Kobayashi]] \|\| [[Kate T. Vogt]] \|\| [[María Pilar Quesada]]		\| [[Washu Hakubi\|Washu]]\|\| [[Yuko Kobayashi]] \|\| [[Kate T. Vogt]] \|\| [[María Pilar Quesada]]
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	\| [[Katsuhito Masaki\|Katsuhito]] & [[~~Nobuyuki Masaki~~]] \|\| [[~~Takeshi Aono~~]] \|\| [[~~Bob Papenbrook~~]] \|\| [[~~Alberto Trifol~~]] ~~& <br />~~ [[~~Alex Meseguer~~]]		\| [[Katsuhito Masaki\|Katsuhito]] \|\| [[Takeshi Aono]] \|\| [[Jay Hopper]] \|\| [[Alberto Trifol]]
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			\| [[Nobuyuki Masaki\|Young Nobuyuki]] \|\| [[Toshiyuki Morikawa]] \|\| [[Andrew Philpot]] \|\| [[Jordi Pons]]
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	\| [[~~Mayuka~~]] \|\| [[~~Junko Iwao~~]] \|\| [[~~Julie Maddalena~~]] \|\| [[~~Marta Ullod~~]]		\| [[Achika Masaki]] \|\| [[Megumi Hayashibara]] \|\| [[Grace Zandarski]] \|\| [[Nuria Doménech]]
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	\| [[~~Yuzuha~~]] \|\| [[~~Yo Inoue~~]] \|\| [[~~Barbara Goodson~~]] \|\| [[~~Alicia Laorden~~]]		\| [[Kain]] \|\| [[Ryuzaburo Ohtomo]] \|\| [[Michael Scott Ryan]] \|\| [[Alfonso Vallés]]
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