The Adventures of the Mini Goddess - The Gan-Chan Files (Vol. 1)
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In these brief cartoons, excessively cute miniature versions of Urd, Skuld, and, occasionally, Belldandy from the Oh My Goddess OAVs get involved in silly misadventures with a walleyed rat named Gan. In the opening episode, Urd misreads Gan's fortune--and marries the hapless rodent to a teakettle (who subsequently elopes with a coffeepot). The cleverest episodes involve "Gabira": Gan turns into a monster-rat in spoofs of the Godzilla movies of the '50s, complete with title sequences. But most of the stories are just inane little comedies that lack the personalities and charm that made the original series a hit. Rated 13 Up, but appropriate for children five years younger; contains minor slapstick violence. --Charles Solomon
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The Adventures of the Mini Goddess - The Gan-Chan Files (Vol. 1)
Starring: Adventures of Mini-Goddess Manufacturer: Geneon [Pioneer] ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD  Geneon
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In these brief cartoons, excessively cute miniature versions of Urd, Skuld, and, occasionally, Belldandy from the Oh My Goddess OAVs get involved in silly misadventures with a walleyed rat named Gan. In the opening episode, Urd misreads Gan's fortune--and marries the hapless rodent to a teakettle (who subsequently elopes with a coffeepot). The cleverest episodes involve "Gabira": Gan turns into a monster-rat in spoofs of the Godzilla movies of the '50s, complete with title sequences. But most of the stories are just inane little comedies that lack the personalities and charm that made the original series a hit. Rated 13 Up, but appropriate for children five years younger; contains minor slapstick violence. --Charles SolomonDVD:
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